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• A portion of the preview image is missing or a black border appears around it Cause: Trimming frame is not correctly aligned over film Solution: Adjust the trimming frame position and size so that it is correctly aligned over the film. See p. 39. • Coloring of preview image is peculiar Cause 1: Trimming frame is misaligned in the preview all window Solution: Adjust the trimming frame position and size so that it is correctly aligned over the film. See p. 39. Cause 2: Film quality is poor or the film has faded Solution 1: Adjust the coloring with the auto correction tool. See p. 45. Solution 2: You can fix this problem to a certain degree with retouching software. See the manual accompanying your retouching software. Cause 3: Film type incorrectly set Solution: Reset the film type. See p. 33. Cause 4: Film not suited to automatic exposure correction with the Auto Gain setting Solution: Turn off the [Auto Gain] setting in the [Settings] menu, set the exposure manually and rescan. See p. 85. Cause 5: Coloring and brightness settings are incorrect Solution: Reset the image adjustment settings. See p. 67. • Image scanned in black and white mode is too white or black Cause: Threshold value is too high or low Solution: Reset the threshold to a lower or higher value. See p. 83. • Scanning is taking a long time Cause: Input resolution is set too high Solution: Lower the input resolution to the lowest appropriate setting and rescan. See p. 50. • Several options are grayed out and unavailable Cause: Many functions are not available until an image is previewed Solution: Initiate the preview scan of an image. See p. 41. 96 FilmGet FAU User's Guide

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• A portion of the preview image is missing or a black border appears
around it
Cause:
Trimming frame is not correctly aligned over film
Solution:
Adjust the trimming frame position and size so that it is correctly
aligned over the film.
See p. 39
.
• Coloring of preview image is peculiar
Cause 1:
Trimming frame is misaligned in the preview all window
Solution:
Adjust the trimming frame position and size so that it is correctly
aligned over the film.
See p. 39
.
Cause 2:
Film quality is poor or the film has faded
Solution 1:
Adjust the coloring with the auto correction tool.
See p. 45
.
Solution 2:
You can fix this problem to a certain degree with retouching
software. See the manual accompanying your retouching software.
Cause 3:
Film type incorrectly set
Solution:
Reset the film type.
See p. 33
.
Cause 4:
Film not suited to automatic exposure correction with the Auto Gain
setting
Solution:
Turn off the [Auto Gain] setting in the [Settings] menu, set the
exposure manually and rescan.
See p. 85
.
Cause 5:
Coloring and brightness settings are incorrect
Solution:
Reset the image adjustment settings.
See p. 67
.
• Image scanned in black and white mode is too white or black
Cause:
Threshold value is too high or low
Solution:
Reset the threshold to a lower or higher value.
See p. 83
.
• Scanning is taking a long time
Cause:
Input resolution is set too high
Solution:
Lower the input resolution to the lowest appropriate setting and
rescan.
See p. 50
.
• Several options are grayed out and unavailable
Cause:
Many functions are not available until an image is previewed
Solution:
Initiate the preview scan of an image.
See p. 41
.