Canon CanoScan D2400UF CanoScan D1230U/D2400U Toolbox2.6 for Win Guide - Page 19

Save/Scan 1-3 Dialog, Film type, Image quality, Scan frame type, Save folder, File name

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Save/Scan (1-3) Dialog File Format Sets the file format for the saved image. Select from among Windows bitmap (BMP), JPEG (JPG), Portable Network Graphics (PNG) and Tagged Image File Format (TIF). Film type Select from among Color Negatives, Color Positives, Monochrome Negatives, and Monochrome Positives. ScanGear Toolbox only supports 35 mm film (strips or slides). Image quality Select a dpi setting from 150/300/600/720/ 1200/2400. Scan frame type (Your scanner model and optional equipment will determine whether or not this category appears.) Select Sleeve or Mount. Save folder Sets the folder into which images are saved. You can select a folder by clicking the [Browse] button. File name Sets the root name under which images are saved. When the file is saved, a number and file extension corresponding to the file format will be added to the root name. Example: Film0001.bmp. Starting number Sets the first four-digit number that will be assigned to a root name. The number automatically rises by one with each successive image. 19

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Save/Scan (1-3) Dialog
Film type
Select from among Color Negatives, Color
Positives, Monochrome Negatives, and
Monochrome Positives. ScanGear Toolbox
only supports 35 mm film (strips or slides).
Image quality
Select a dpi setting from 150/300/600/720/
1200/2400.
Scan frame type
(Your scanner model and optional
equipment will determine whether or not
this category appears.)
Select Sleeve or Mount.
Save folder
Sets the folder into which images are
saved. You can select a folder by clicking
the [Browse] button.
File name
Sets the root name under which images
are saved. When the file is saved, a number
and file extension corresponding to the file
format will be added to the root name.
Example: Film0001.bmp.
Starting number
Sets the first four-digit number that will be
assigned to a root name. The number
automatically rises by one with each
successive image.
File Format
Sets the file format for the saved image.
Select from among Windows bitmap
(BMP), JPEG (JPG), Portable Network
Graphics (PNG) and Tagged Image File
Format (TIF).