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Appendices Although it is the same negative film, the colors of the preview image change with each scan. Cause: The exposure function is set to auto color adjustment Solution: In the exposure adjustment dialog, click the check box to remove the check mark beside the auto color adjustment option and drag the slider to the middle. (p. 70) A scan with the image type set to black and white results in an image that is whited out or too dark Cause: Threshold setting is too high or low Solution: Adjust the threshold setting. (p. 69) Black border around film included in scanned image Cause: Scan area not set Solution: Set the scan area. (p. 41) Cannot freely specify the scan area in the preview window Cause: Fixed aspect ratio selected Solution: Reset aspect ratio to normal setting. (p. 45) Scanning is taking a long time Cause: Scan resolution is set too high Solution: Lower the scan resolution to the minimum setting and rescan.(p. 32) Image Quality Problems Scan quality is poor Cause: Scan resolution is too low Solution: Raise the scan resolution and rescan.(p. 32) Image is blurred Cause 1: Solution: Focus setting was incorrect in manual focus mode Refocus in manual focus mode or use the autofocus mode. (p. 72) Cause 2: Film was shot out of focus 116

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Appendices
Although it is the same negative film, the colors of the preview image
change with each scan.
Cause:
The exposure function is set to auto color adjustment
Solution:
In the exposure adjustment dialog, click the check box to
remove the check mark beside the auto color adjustment
option and drag the slider to the middle.
(p. 70)
A scan with the image type set to black and white results in an image
that is whited out or too dark
Cause:
Threshold setting is too high or low
Solution:
Adjust the threshold setting.
(p. 69)
Black border around film included in scanned image
Cause:
Scan area not set
Solution:
Set the scan area.
(p. 41)
Cannot freely specify the scan area in the preview window
Cause:
Fixed aspect ratio selected
Solution:
Reset aspect ratio to normal setting.
(p. 45)
Scanning is taking a long time
Cause:
Scan resolution is set too high
Solution:
Lower the scan resolution to the minimum setting and
rescan.
(p. 32)
Image Quality Problems
Scan quality is poor
Cause:
Scan resolution is too low
Solution:
Raise the scan resolution and rescan.
(p. 32)
Image is blurred
Cause 1:
Focus setting was incorrect in manual focus mode
Solution:
Refocus in manual focus mode or use the autofocus mode.
(p. 72)
Cause 2:
Film was shot out of focus