Ulead PHOTO EXPLORER VERSION 8.0, Руководство пользователя

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Ulead Photo Explorer User Guide
Note: Photo Explorer offers WDM driver support for
"push-model aware" scanners. Selected buttons on such
scanners can be configured to carry out a list of
commands. For example, pressing a button could
automatically run Photo Explorer, get an image from a
scanner, and save it to the active folder. Because Photo
Explorer supports this technology, acquiring images is
now even easier than before.
In Photo Explorer, using File: TWAIN Acquire is recommended only for getting images from a
scanner. For digital cameras, use File: Digital Camera Wizard instead. In most cases, JPEG images
from a camera will be decompressed and resaved with some loss of image quality through TWAIN
transfers. Also, Exif camera information embedded in the JPEG files will be lost. The Digital
Camera Wizard can be used with many cameras to avoid the problems associated with TWAIN
transfers.
Viewing digital photo information
If you have JPEG (Exif ) images which you transferred from a digital camera, the camera settings
used at the time when taking photos are stored in the JPEG files. Select
File: Photo Properties to see
a summary listing of camera settings, or select File: Image Properties - Camera Information (Exif)
to view the complete information. Whether you are a professional or novice photographer, having
access to these information lets you understand more about your camera and allows you to take
better photos.
Take note that the focal length setting (which measures the zoom setting for the camera lens) in
digital cameras are different from conventional film cameras. The reason is, since the CCD (the
device used to collect light) in the digital camera is much smaller than a film camera, all the lenses
and their focal lengths are smaller, too.
Or, to scan several photos at the same time and
automatically slice them into separate image files,
click
File: TWAIN Acquire - Acquire Now (with
Auto Slicing) .
7. Follow the instructions on the dialog box to transfer
images to your computer. Note that the instructions
may vary based on different device type, brands,
and models.