Preparing to Scan Film (LiDE 80)
This scanner can scan 35 mm film strips one frame at a time. Use the following procedures to place the Film Adapter Unit and the Film Guide on the document glass, and to insert the film in the Film Guide.
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Clean the document glass before placing the Film Guide on it, otherwise dirt and dust can affect image quality or damage the film. |
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Use a blower brush to remove any dust from the film, which will affect the image quality, and take care to hold the film by its edges to avoid transferring dirt or fingerprints to it. |
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You cannot scan film with the scanner in the upright position. |
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Connect the cable for the Film Adapter Unit to the FAU connector on the back of the scanner. |
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Open the document cover and place the Film Guide on the document glass of the scanner. |
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Align the two film guide tabs over the slots at the document glass edge and secure it with the clip at the back. |
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Place the film face up in the Film Guide (images and words should read correctly from above) with the spaces between frames aligned with the white lines on the guide. |
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White Line |
Once the preparations for film scanning are complete, use the following procedures to position the Film Adapter Unit over the frame you wish to scan.
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Remove the CAP from the Film Adapter Unit and gently set the unit over the frame you wish to scan. |
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Alignment Tab |
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Position the Film Adapter Unit so that its alignment tab is aligned with the Film Guide.
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Do not move the Film Adapter Unit once it has been placed on the Film Guide. Sliding it may scratch the film. |
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Be careful not to lose the CAP or to allow dirt into it after you remove it. |
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Gently close the document cover. |
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The document cover does not touch the document glass completely. Be careful not to force the document cover down. |
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