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Zooming, Basic Scanning,

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To delete the active frame, press the Delete key (Windows) or the option and delete key (Macintosh; use the remove key on an extended keyboard). The remaining frame, or the last created frame, becomes the new active frame. (You can't delete the last remaining frame.) Zooming only changes the way the image appears in the prescan area of the SilverFast Lite main window-it does not change the size of the scanned image. Now you can select settings for the active frame, move to another frame, select its settings, and so on. Then you can scan your frames one at a time or batch scan them all at once. To scan your frames one at a time, select the frame you want to scan first as the active frame; then click the Scan RGB button. Then select the next frame you want to scan as the active frame and repeat. To batch scan all your frames at once, see Batch Scanning for instructions. Zooming SilverFast Lite lets you enlarge an image in the prescan area for easier viewing by zooming into it. You can zoom in (make the image larger) and then zoom out (make the image smaller). You can even transfer corrections made in a zoomed area to the entire image; see Transferring Zoomed Corrections for details. To zoom in on a portion of the image, adjust the frame border around that portion and click the Zoom button. The selected area expands into the prescan area. To zoom in further, make the frame border smaller and click the Prescan button. To zoom out, click the Unzoom button (the Zoom button when it contains a "-" [minus sign]). Basic Scanning Page 27

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Basic Scanning
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Now you can select settings for the active frame, move to another frame,
select its settings, and so on. Then you can scan your frames one at a
time or batch scan them all at once.
To scan your frames one at a time, select the frame you want to scan first
as the active frame; then click the
Scan RGB
button. Then select the next
frame you want to scan as the active frame and repeat.
To batch scan all your frames at once, see
Batch Scanning
for
instructions.
Zooming
SilverFast Lite lets you enlarge an image in the prescan area for easier
viewing by zooming into it
.
You can zoom in (make the image larger) and
then zoom out (make the image smaller). You can even transfer
corrections made in a zoomed area to the entire image; see
Transferring
Zoomed Corrections
for details.
To zoom in on a portion of the image, adjust the frame border around that
portion and click the
Zoom button. The selected area expands into the
prescan area.
To zoom in further, make the frame border smaller and click the
Prescan
button.
To zoom out, click the
Unzoom button (the Zoom button when it
contains a “–” [minus sign]).
To delete the active
frame, press the
Delete
key
(Windows) or the
option
and
delete
key (Macintosh; use
the
remove
key on
an extended
keyboard). The
remaining frame, or
the last created
frame, becomes the
new active frame.
(You can’t delete the
last remaining frame.)
Zooming only
changes the way the
image appears in the
prescan area of the
SilverFast Lite main
window—it does not
change the size of
the scanned image.