En Setup Device Registration (Windows Only) Scanning Film Holders for the 8000 ED Nikon Scan Reference User’s Manual ○○○○
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○Scanning ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○Guide ○○○○○○○○○○ ○ ○○ ○○ ○ ○ ○ ○ Install Nikon Scan scanner driver software The procedure for installing the software differs depending on whether you are using a Windows or Macintosh computer. Windows See 16 Macintosh See 21 ○ ○○ ○○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ Set up the scanner and connect it to your computer Windows users will need to register the scanner with Windows when connecting the scanner for the first time. Connect the scanner to the computer.
Product Documentation The documentation for this product includes the manuals listed below. Please be sure to read all instructions thoroughly. User’s Manual (this manual) This User’s Manual provides instructions for setting up and using your scanner. It is divided into the following chapters: Overview Read this chapter for information on the symbols and conventions used in this manual.
For Your Safety To prevent damage to your scanner or injury to yourself or to others, read the following safety precautions in their entirety before using this equipment. Keep these safety instructions where all those who use the product will read them.
Use an appropriate power supply Use an AC power supply of 50/60Hz and a voltage of from 100V–240V. Use a power cord rated for the appropriate voltage. At voltages of over AC 125V: Use a power cord that complies with the safety standards of the country in which it is used, that has a plug rated for AC 250V, 15A (NEMA 6P-15) and insulation of SVT type or better, and that is more than AWG18 in thickness.
Notices • No part of the manuals included with this product may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form, by any means, without Nikon’s prior written permission. • Nikon reserves the right to change the specifications of the hardware and software described in these manuals at any time and without prior notice. • Nikon will not be held liable for any damages to film or film rolls resulting from the use of this product.
Notice for customers in Canada CAUTION This class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations. ATTENTION Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada. Notice Concerning Prohibition of Copying or Reproduction Note that simply being in possession of material that has been digitally copied or reproduced by means of a scanner, digital camera or other device is punishable by law.
Table of Contents Product Documentation .................................................................................................. i For Your Safety .............................................................................................................. ii Introduction ................................................................................................................. viii Setup ......................................................................................................
Film Holders for the 8000 ED ......................................................................... 79 Holders Provided with Your Scanner .......................................................................... 80 Using the FH-835S Holder for 35-mm Film Strips .......................................................... 81 Using the FH-835M Holder for Mounted 35-mm Slides ................................................ 87 Using the FH-869S Holder for Brownie Film ........................................
Introduction Thank you for your purchase of a Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 8000 ED (8000 ED). This manual describes how to care for, install, and use your scanner. Be sure that you have read and understood its contents before using your scanner, and leave it where those who use the scanner will read it.
Setup This chapter describes how to set up the scanner, how to install Nikon Scan, and how to connect the scanner. It also describes how to care for your scanner when it is not in use and how to treat film to ensure the best results when you make a scan. Before Using Your Scanner ......................... 2 Get to Know Your Scanner .......................... 3 Installing Nikon Scan ................................. 16 Connecting the Scanner ............................ 25 Turn the Scanner On .............
Before Using Your Scanner Connecting the Scanner • Connect the scanner directly to the computer as described in “Connecting the Scanner” ( 25). The scanner may not function as expected when connected to an IEEE 1394 hub. • The scanner may not function as expected used with other IEEE 1394 devices. Should you notice a problem with the scanner when used with other IEEE 1394 devices, disconnect the other devices and use the scanner alone. • Only one scanner can be connected to the computer at a time.
Get to Know Your Scanner Your Scanner 쐇 쐃 쐆 쐏 쐋 쐄 Front View Status LED This LED blinks slowly (roughly twice every three seconds) when the scanner is in operation. Do not turn the scanner off, remove or insert adapters, or eject or insert film until the LED has stopped blinking and is glowing steadily. If the LED flashes rapidly (about five times a second), a communications error has occurred or there is a problem with the scanner.
Accessories After unpacking the scanner, check that the package contains all the items listed below. Contact your retailer immediately should you find that anything is missing or damaged. FH-835S 35-mm strip film holder (1) This holder is used to scan up to two strips of 35-mm film up to six frames in length. FH-835M 35-mm slide mount holder (1) Use this holder to scan up to five mounted 35mm slides.
CD-ROM M ROM CDD- -ROM C CD M CD-RO RO Nikon Scan 3.1 CD-ROM (1) This CD contains driver software for your Nikon scanner. Depending on the country of sale, it may also include a variety of sample software. IEEE 1394/Firewire interface board (1) (for Windows and Macintosh; includes user’s manual) If you are using a Windows or old-model (beige) Macintosh G3 desktop computer, you may need to install this PCI board before you will be able to connect your scanner to your computer.
Keep the Holder Slot Closed In order to ensure that your scanner always produces the best possible results, remove any holders and close the sliding cover when the scanner is not in use. Never remove a holder from the scanner without first checking that the statusLED on the front of the scanner is glowing steadily. Do not insert or remove holders or turn the scanner off while the LED is blinking.
Protect Your Film The Digital ICE photo retouch function built into your Nikon scanner can be used to eliminate the effects of dust, scratches, and surface defects on your film. To ensure the best possible results and to prevent damage to slides or film, however, be sure to protect your film from dust, fingerprints, and condensation as described below. Before inserting film in a holder, remove dirt and dust with a blower to protect the surface of the film from scratches.
Connecting IEEE 1394/Firewire Devices When using the scanner with other devices connected to the same bus, observe the precautions below. Do not turn other devices on or off or disconnect interface cables while scanning is in progress (i.e., while the scanner status LED is blinking slowly). Connect the scanner directly to the computer. The scanner may not function as expected when connected to a hub. The scanner may not function as expected when used together with other IEEE 1394/Firewire devices.
Installing the IEEE 1394/Firewire Interface Board If your computer is not already equipped with a built-in IEEE 1394 interface port or a suitable expansion board or card, you can install the IEEE 1394/Firewire interface board provided with your scanner. Detailed instructions may be found in the manual included with the interface board.
Installing the IEEE 1394/Firewire Interface Board in a PCI Slot After turning the computer off and disconnecting all cables, insert the interface board in one of the computer’s PCI slots as shown below. For information on the location of the PCI slots and on installing PCI boards, see the documentation provided with your computer. If you will be using the interface board with devices that require power to be supplied by the computer, you will need to connect the board to the computer’s power supply.
Installing the Drivers for the IEEE 1394/Firewire Interface Board (Windows Only) After installing the interface board in a PCI slot, closing the computer’s case, and reconnecting the cables, turn the computer on and install the board drivers as described below. Windows XP Home Edition/Windows XP Professional The first time the computer is powered on with the board in place, Windows will automatically install the necessary drivers.
Windows 2000 Professional The first time the computer is powered on with the board in place, Windows 2000 will automatically install the board drivers. To confirm that the drivers are installed and functioning normally: on the My Computer icon with the 1 Click right mouse button and select Properties from the menu that appears. System Properties window, open 2 InthetheHardware tab and click the Device Manager button.
Windows Millennium Edition (Me) The first time the computer is powered on with the board in place, Windows Me will automatically install the board drivers. To confirm that the drivers are installed and functioning normally: dialog shown at right will be dis1 The played. Click Yes to restart your computer. on the My Computer icon with the 2 Click right mouse button and select Properties from the menu that appears. System Properties window, click 3 InthetheDevice Manager tab.
Windows 98 Second Edition (SE) first time the computer is powered 1 The on with the board in place, the dialog shown at right will be displayed. Click Next. Search for the best driver for 2 Select your device (Recommended) and click Next. dialog shown at right will be dis3 The played. After making sure that none of the options are selected, click Next.
The updated driver (Recom4 Select mended) NEC Firewarden OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller and click Next. dialog shown at right will be dis5 The played. Click Next. Disk dialog is displayed, in6 IfsertthetheInsert Windows 98 Second Edition CD into the CD-ROM drive and click OK.
Installing Nikon Scan Before you can connect your scanner to your computer, you will need to install Nikon Scan 3 driver software for your scanner. The procedure for installing Nikon Scan 3 on Windows computers differs from the install procedure for Macintosh computers. The Nikon Scan 3 install CD includes two versions of Nikon Scan 3: version 3.1.2 (for Windows and Mac OS 9 or earlier) and version 3.1.3 (for Mac OS X version 10.1.3 or later). Nikon Scan 3 Version 3.1.
Installing the IEEE 1394 Update for Windows 98 Second Edition This section describes how to install the IEEE 1394 update required when using the scanner under Windows 98 Second Edition (SE). 1 Turn on your computer and insert the Nikon Scan 3.1 CD in the CD-ROM drive. The Welcome Window If the installer starts automatically when you insert the Nikon Scan 3.1 CD into the CD-ROM drive, click Exit to close the Welcome window. 2 Double click on the My Computer icon and open the CD-ROM drive.
Installation 1 Insert the Nikon Scan 3 CD into the CDROM drive. When the Welcome dialog is displayed, click Nikon Scan 3. Depending on where you purchased your scanner, you may be prompted to select the language in which Nikon Scan’s menus and dialogs will be displayed. Choose a language from the list provided. 2 The InstallShield Wizard will start. Click Next. The license agreement will be displayed; click Yes to accept the agreement and continue with installation.
3 Click Next to install Nikon Scan 3 to the folder for Nikon Scan 3 shown under “Install Location,” or click Browse… to choose another location. 4 Once the Nikon Scan program files have been copied to disk, a colorspace selection wizard will be displayed. Click Use Wizard to have the wizard assist you in choosing a colorspace profile (recommended) or Use name list to choose a custom profile (see the Nikon Scan Software Manual for details.
6 Choose sRGB from the list of colorspace profiles and click OK. More information about the different profiles is available in the Nikon Scan Reference Manual. 7 The installation complete dialog will be displayed. Click Finish to exit the InstallShield wizard. 8 Once the computer has restarted, take a few moments to view the ReadMe file, which may contain important information that could not be included in this manual. This completes installation of Nikon Scan 3.
Installing Nikon Scan on a Macintosh Before installing Nikon Scan, turn your computer on and wait for it to start up. Check to make sure that: • The scanner is not connected to your computer • Your computer satisfies the Nikon Scan 3 system requirements (see page 5 of the Nikon Scan Reference Manual for details) • No other applications (including anti-virus software) are running Installation 1 Insert the Nikon Scan 3 CD into the CD-ROM drive. When the Nikon Scan 3.1.
2 When the installer starts, click Continue… to display the license agreement. Clicking Accept displays the ReadMe file. Take a few moments to read this file, which may contain important information that could not be included in this manual. After reading the file, click Continue…. 3 Choose a location for Nikon Scan from the Install Location menu and click Install. Mac OS X Nikon Scan will automatically be installed to the folder “Applications : Nikon Software” on the startup disk.
4 Once the Nikon Scan program files have been copied to disk, a color-space selection wizard will be displayed. Click Use Wizard to have the wizard assist you in choosing a color-space profile (recommended) or Use name list to choose a custom profile (see the Nikon Scan Software Manual for details). The color-space profile selected during installation can be changed at any time as detailed in the “Preferences” section of the Nikon Scan Reference Manual.
7 Nikon Scan 3 can be used to scan images directly into any application that supports Adobe Photoshop 5.0 acquire plug-ins. The installer will display a list of plug-in folders for the applications currently installed on your computer; choose the folders containing Adobe Photoshop plug-ins and click OK to copy the Nikon Scan 3.1 plug-in to the selected folders. Click Cancel to complete installation without creating a copy of the Nikon Scan 3.1 plug-in.
Connecting the Scanner The first time the scanner is connected to a Windows computer, the Device Manager will install the device drivers needed to “register” the scanner with the system (more information on device registration is available on page 27 of this manual). Connect the Power Cable Before connecting the power cables, be sure the scanner is off.
Turn the Scanner On Before turning the scanner on for the first time, confirm that the Nikon Scan 3.1 CD is in your computer’s CD-ROM drive. Press the power switch to turn the scanner on. When the scanner is turned on, the status LED will blink for a few seconds while the scanner initializes and then glow steadily. Status LED When turning the scanner on, be sure that no holder is inserted. Leaving a holder in place can prevent the scanner from initializing normally.
Device Registration (Windows Only) The first time you connect the scanner to a Windows computer, you will need to “register” the scanner with the system by installing the hardware drivers. Windows XPXP Home Edition/Windows XP Professional Windows Home Edition/Professional . 28 .................................................................... Windows 2000 Professional ...................... 28 34 Windows 2000 Professional ...................... Windows Millennium Edition (Me) ..........
Windows XP Home Edition/Windows XP Professional Registering the Scanner with Windows XP 1 Turn the scanner on The first time the computer detects the scanner, Windows will display the dialog shown at right. Select the automatic install option and click Next. 2 Insert the Nikon Scan 3 CD Holding down the shift key to prevent the Welcome program from starting automatically, insert the Nikon Scan 3 CD into the CD-ROM drive. The list of drivers shown in step 3 will be displayed.
3 Select ls8000xp.inf Select ls8000xp.inf in the list of drivers and click Next. “ls8000xp.inf” If ls8000xp.inf is not visible in the list, drag the scroll bar at the right of the list until it is displayed. Be sure to choose the driver that has “xp” in the file name. 4 Click Continue Anyway Click Continue Anyway to begin installation of the files need to register the scanner. 5 Click Finish Click Finish to complete installation.
Confirming Device Registration (Windows XP) After registering the scanner, confirm that the device is working normally as described below. 1 2 Turn the scanner on Make sure that the scanner is connected and turned on. 3 Display the Device Manager The System Properties dialog will be displayed. Open the Hardware tab and click Device Manager….
5 Confirm that the scanner is working properly Double-click the listing for your scanner that appears under “Imaging devices.” The scanner Properties dialog will be displayed. Click the General tab and confirm that “This device is working properly” appears under “Device Status.” If another message is displayed, proceed to “Updating the Device Driver (Windows XP)” ( 32).
Updating the Device Driver (Windows XP) If the scanner is not listed under “Imaging devices” in the Device Manager or the message “This device is working properly” does not appear in the Properties dialog, you will need to reinstall the device driver as detailed below. 1 Open the scanner Properties dialog Display the Device Manager as described in steps 1–3 of “Confirming Device Registration 30).
4 Select ls8000xp.inf Select ls8000xp.inf in the list of drivers and click Next. “ls8000xp.inf” If ls8000xp.inf is not visible in the list, drag the scroll bar at the right of the list until it is displayed. 5 Click Continue Anyway Click Continue Anyway to begin installation of the files need to register the scanner. 6 Click Finish Click Finish to complete installation.
Windows 2000 Professional Registering the Scanner with Windows 2000 Professional 1 Turn the scanner on The first time the computer detects the scanner, Windows will display the dialog shown at right. Click Next. 2 Insert the Nikon Scan 3 CD Holding down the shift key to prevent the Welcome program from starting automatically, insert the Nikon Scan 3 CD into the CD-ROM drive. Select the search option and click Next. Logging On Log on as the Administrator when registering the scanner.
3 Select Specify a location Select Specify a location and click Next. 4 Click Browse… When the dialog shown at right is displayed, click Browse…. 5 Select the Win2000 folder The Locate File dialog will be displayed. Select the “Nkscan” CD from the Look in menu and open each of the “INF,” “LS8000,” and “Win2000” folders in turn. Select the file LS80002K.INF and click Open.
6 Confirm the file path The dialog shown at right will be displayed. Confirm that the path “\INF\LS8000\Win2000” appears after the drive letter of the CD-ROM drive and click OK. If the Correct Path Is Not Displayed If the correct path is not displayed, repeat steps 4–6 to select the correct path. 7 Begin installation of the device drivers Click Next. 8 Click Yes The dialog shown at right will be displayed. Click Yes.
The dialog shown at right will be displayed while Windows registers the scanner. 9 Click Finish Click Finish to complete installation. the computer 10 Restart Click Yes to restart the computer. device registration 11 Confirm Confirm that the scanner has been correctly registered with the system as described in “Confirming Device Registration (Windows 2000 Professional)” ( 38).
Confirming Device Registration (Windows 2000 Professional) After registering the scanner, confirm that the device is working normally as described below. 1 2 Turn the scanner on Make sure that the scanner is connected and turned on. Open the System Properties dialog From the Start menu, select Settings > Control Panel and double-click the System icon. 3 Display the Device Manager The System Properties dialog will be displayed. Open the Hardware tab and click Device Manager….
5 Confirm that the scanner is working properly Double-click the listing for your scanner that appears under “Imaging devices.” The scanner Properties dialog will be displayed. Click the General tab and confirm that “This device is working properly” appears under “Device Status.” If another message is displayed, proceed to “Updating the Device Driver (Windows 2000 Professional)” ( 40).
Updating the Device Driver (Windows 2000 Professional) If the scanner is not listed under “Imaging devices” in the Device Manager or the message “This device is working properly” does not appear in the Properties dialog, you will need to reinstall the device driver as detailed below. 1 Open the scanner Properties dialog Display the Device Manager as described in steps 1–3 of “Confirming Device Registration 38).
4 Select the search option Select the search option and click Next. 5 Insert the Nikon Scan 3 CD Holding down the shift key to prevent the Welcome program from starting automatically, insert the Nikon Scan 3 CD into the CD-ROM drive. The Welcome Window If the Welcome program starts automatically when you insert the Nikon Scan CD, click Exit to close the Welcome window.
Windows Millennium Edition (Me) Registering the Scanner with Windows Me 1 Turn the scanner on The first time the computer detects the scanner, Windows will display the dialog shown at right. After confirming that the Nikon Scan CD is inserted in the CD-ROM drive, select the search option and click Next. Inserting the Nikon Scan CD If the Nikon Scan CD is not in the CDROM drive, insert the disk while holding down the shift key to prevent the Welcome program from starting automatically. 2 Select LS8000ME.
3 Click Finish Click Finish to complete installation. 4 Restart the computer Click Yes to restart the computer. 5 Confirm device registration Confirm that the scanner has been correctly registered with the system as described in “Confirming Device Registration (Windows Me)” ( 44).
Confirming Device Registration (Windows Me) After registering the scanner, confirm that the device is working normally as described below. 1 2 Turn the scanner on Make sure that the scanner is connected and turned on. Open the System Properties dialog From the Start menu, select Settings > Control Panel and double-click the System icon. 3 Display the Device Manager The System Properties dialog will be displayed. Open the Device Manager tab.
5 Confirm that the scanner is working properly Double-click the listing for your scanner that appears under “Imaging Device.” The scanner Properties dialog will be displayed. Click the General tab and confirm that “This device is working properly” appears under “Device Status.” If another message is displayed, proceed to “Updating the Device Driver (Windows Me)” ( 46).
Updating the Device Driver (Windows Me) If the scanner is not listed under “Imaging Device” in the Device Manager or the message “This device is working properly” does not appear in the Properties dialog, you will need to reinstall the device driver as detailed below. 1 Open the scanner Properties dialog Display the Device Manager as described in steps 1–3 of “Confirming Device Registration (Windows Me)” ( 44).
4 Select the search option Select the search option and click Next. 5 Select LS8000ME.INF Select LS8000ME.INF in the list of drivers and click OK. “LS8000ME.INF” Several drivers with similar names may be displayed. Be sure to select the driver with the path ending in LS8000ME.INF. 6 Click Finish Click Finish to complete installation. If prompted to restart the computer, click Yes.
Windows 98 Second Edition (SE) Registering the Scanner with Windows 98 SE Before beginning device registration, make sure that you have completed the IEEE 1394 update described in “Installing the IEEE 1394 Update for Windows 98 Second Edition” ( 17). 1 Turn the computer on Make sure that the computer is on, and that the scanner is off and connected to the computer via the IEEE 1394 cable. 2 Turn the scanner on Turn the scanner on and wait for Windows to display a message.
Navigate to “C:\windows\system32\ drivers” by selecting “C:” from the list of drives and double-clicking in turn on each of the following folders: “windows”, “system32”, and “drivers.” “ntmap.sys” will be selected in the list of files. Click OK and confirm that the scanner has been correctly registered with the system as described in “Confirming Device Registration (Windows 98 SE)” ( 51). This completes device registration. the Nikon Scan 3 CD 3b Insert The dialog shown at right will be displayed.
5 Select the Win98SE folder The Browse for Folder dialog will be displayed. Select the “Win98SE” folder under “Nkscan” > “INF” > “Ls8000” and click OK. 6 Confirm the file path The dialog shown at right will be displayed. Confirm that the path “\INF\LS8000\Win98SE” appears after the drive letter of the CD-ROM drive and click Next. If the Correct Path Is Not Displayed If the correct path is not displayed, repeat steps 4–6 to select the correct path. 7 Begin installation of the device drivers Click Next.
Confirming Device Registration (Windows 98 SE) After registering the scanner, confirm that the device is working normally as described below. 1 2 Turn the scanner on Make sure that the scanner is connected and turned on. Open the System Properties dialog From the Start menu, select Settings > Control Panel and double-click the System icon. 3 Display the Device Manager The System Properties dialog will be displayed. Open the Device Manager tab.
5 52 Confirm that the scanner is working properly Double-click the listing for your scanner that appears under “Imaging Device.” The scanner Properties dialog will be displayed. Click the General tab and confirm that “This device is working properly” appears under “Device Status.” If another message is displayed, proceed to “Updating the Device Driver (Windows 98 SE)” ( 53).
Updating the Device Driver (Windows 98 SE) If the scanner is not listed under “Imaging Device” in the Device Manager or the message “This device is working properly” does not appear in the Properties dialog, you will need to reinstall the device driver as detailed below. 1 Open the scanner Properties dialog Display the Device Manager as described in steps 1–3 of “Confirming Device Registration 51).
6 Select the Win98SE folder The Browse for Folder dialog will be displayed. Select the “Win98SE” folder under “Nkscan” > “INF” > “Ls8000” and click OK to return to the dialog shown in step 5. Confirm that the path “\INF\ LS8000\Win98SE” appears after the drive letter of the CD-ROM drive and click Next. 7 Begin installation of the device drivers A dialog will be displayed stating that Windows has found the drivers for the device. Click Next. 8 Click Finish Click Finish to complete installation.
Scanning This chapter describes how to make your first scan. Step 1—Ready the Film ............................. 56 Step 2—Place the Film in the Holder ........ 58 Step 3—Insert the Holder .......................... 60 Step 4—Scan the Slide ...............................
Step 1—Ready the Film The holder you will use depends on the type of film scanned. This example illustrates how to scan 35-mm film using the FH-835S film holder provided with your scanner. The FH-835S is used when scanning strips of 35-mm film up to six frames in length. Up to two film strips can be placed in the holder at a time. When scanning a single film strip, or when scanning two strips of different lengths, use the masking sheet to mask the unused apertures in the holder.
With the holder oriented so that the insertion guide is to the left, insert your fingers into the holes in the lower portion holder to unlatch the hooks holding the upper cover in place, then open the holder.
Step 2—Place the Film in the Holder Place the film to be scanned in the holder with the matte emulsion surface down (the shiny surface up) and the frames aligned with the apertures in the lower portion of the holder. Apertures Place the second strip of film in the holder as described above, aligning it with the next row of apertures. Neither strip should be longer than the row of apertures.
Openings are provided in the upper cover to allow you to adjust the position of film before latching the cover closed. Using these openings, insert a pointed object, such as a pen, in the film perforations and adjust the position of the film so that the frames are aligned with the apertures in the holder. Close the upper cover so that the latches click into place. Nikon Scan will display thumbnails in the order shown below.
Step 3—Insert the Holder After confirming that the status LED is glowing steadily, slide a holder into the holder slot as shown below, with the insertion guide up and pointing toward the scanner. Do not insert the holder at an angle. Once the holder has been inserted as far as the insertion guide, the scanner’s loading mechanism will be activated and the holder will be fed into the scanner automatically. Remove your hands from the holder when loading starts.
Step 4—Scan the Slide The actual scan is performed using Nikon Scan (for detailed information on using Nikon Scan, see the Nikon Scan 3 Software Manual). Nikon Scan can be used as a “stand-alone” application for scanning images and saving them to disk as described below. It can also be used to scan images directly into any application that supports TWAIN (Windows) or Adobe Photoshop 5.0 acquire plug-ins (Mac OS 9 or earlier).
Using Nikon Scan This example illustrates how to scan 35-mm film using the FH-835S film holder. Using Nikon scan for the First Time The first time you run Nikon Scan, the status LED will emit five series of rapid blinks (each of about three seconds duration) when you first insert holder with the scanner on or if you start Nikon Scan for the first time with the scanner on and a holder in place. This does not indicate an error. Do not eject the holder.
1 Choose the type of film to be scanned from the Nikon Scan media-type menu. 2 Choose a color model from the colormodel menu. Calibrated RGB is the best choice in most circumstances. The Grayscale option is for use when scanning black-and-white (monochrome) film, while CMYK is intended for professionals who wish to create a file ready for printing on an industrial four-color printer. Pg.
3 Choose the frames to be scanned Click the thumbnail drawer tab to open the thumbnail drawer (the thumbnail drawer is not available when the optional FH-869GR rotating glass-covered holder for medium format film is inserted in the scanner). Thumbnail drawer tab Frames are identified by frame number (the number of frames displayed varies with the type of holder used). To view frames as small preview images (thumbnails), click the button.
If the thumbnail drawer is too small to display all frames at once, you can enlarge the drawer by dragging the lower right corner, or use the scroll bar to view frames that can not be displayed in the drawer. Scroll bar Drag to enlarge thumbnail area The frame to be scanned can be selected by clicking the associated frame number or thumbnail.
4 Click the Preview button Click the Preview button to create a preview of the image to be scanned. You can also create a preview by double-clicking a selected frame in the thumbnail drawer. Preview button The preview will be displayed in the preview area.
5 Adjust scan settings For steps 6 through 10, you will use the tools in the “Tool Chest.” The Tool Chest is a window of tool palettes, each containing controls for a specific task, such as selecting the area to be scanned, adjusting contrast, color, and sharpness, setting the scan size and resolution, or compensating for defects in the original, such as grain or fading.
6 Rotate or flip the image If necessary, you can rotate or flip the preview image. Click the triangle at the top left corner of the Layout Tools palette in the Tool Chest to view the controls in the Layout Tools palette. In this example, the button is used to rotate the image 90 ° to the right.
7 Compensate for defects Click the triangle at the top left corner of the Digital ICE cubed (Digital ICE3) palette in the Tool Chest to view the controls in the Digital ICE cubed palette (for more information on Digital ICE3, see page 51 of the Nikon Scan 3 Software Manual). Click Digital ICE To remove dust and scratches from the image, check Enable Digital ICE and select Normal or Fine from the Digital ICE menu.
8 Select a crop Select a portion of the image for scanning. This selection is referred to as the “crop.” Click the Crop tool ( ) in the Layout Tools palette and drag the mouse to select a crop. The borders of the crop are indicated by a dotted line. Selected area (“crop”) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ The size of the crop can be changed by dragging its boundaries.
9 Choose an output size and resolution If desired, you can specify the dimensions and resolution of the final image (“output size and resolution”). Click the triangle at the top left corner of the Crop palette to view the controls in the Crop palette. Click The Crop palette contains three options for determining output size: Keep this crop, Keep this output size, and Keep this file size. Output units menu Output size text boxes File size text box Resolution text box Scale slider Pg.
• Keep this crop Choose Keep this crop when you want to select the precise area to be scanned using the mouse, then adjust the output resolution and size according to how the image will be used. Enter a value for resolution suited to the device on which the image will be printed or displayed in the Resolution text box, or select a resolution that matches the device from the options listed in the output resolution menu.
color, contrast, and sharpness 10 Adjust Color, contrast, brightness, and sharpness can be adjusted as necessary using the tool palettes listed below. For more information, see the Nikon Scan 3 Software Manual (on CD). Curves The Curves palette makes it possible to adjust color balance and contrast in specific portions of the tone range. For example, you can selectively enhance detail in dark portions of the image (shadow), brighten mid-tones, or bring out details in highlights.
To view the effects of any changes that have been made and compare them with the original, use the Processed and Natural tabs in the preview area to switch back and forth between the processed and original image. The image produced when you click the Scan button to open the image in the host application will be the same as the image in the Processed tab.
11 Click the Scan button to begin scanning. Scan button When scanning is complete, the image will be displayed in an image window. Windows Macintosh Scanned images can be saved and reopened for editing in another application, such as Photoshop. Image Windows You can close the scan window if it blocks your view of the image in the image window.
additional images 12 Scan To scan additional images after closing the scan window, select the scanner from the Nikon Scan > Tools menu. In Windows, you can also open the scan window by selecting Open TWAIN Source from the File menu. If you are using Nikon Scan to scan images directly into another application, open the scan window by selecting Nikon Scan from the application’s list of “Acquire” or “Import” sources. You can then repeat steps 1 to 11 ( 63–75) to scan additional images.
13 Exit Nikon Scan and turn the scanner off 13-1. Eject the holder Press the eject button to eject the holder (see step 12). 13-2. Close the sliding cover Slide the cover closed. Sliding cover 13-3. Exit Nikon Scan If you are using Nikon Scan as a “stand-alone” application, choose Exit (Windows) or Quit (Macintosh) from the File menu to exit Nikon Scan. If you are using Nikon Scan to scan images directly into another application, simply close the scan window by clicking the close box.
13-4. Turn the scanner off If you are using a Macintosh or a computer running Windows XP or Windows 2000 Professional, wait for the status LED to stop blinking and then turn the scanner off by pressing the power button. If you are using Windows Me or Windows 98 SE, you must first remove the scanner from the system as described below. Windows Me Shut down the computer. Once the computer has turned off, press the power button to turn the scanner off.
Film Holders for the 8000 ED This chapter describes how to insert film in the various types of film holder available for the 8000 ED. Holders Provided with Your Scanner ................. 80 Optional Holders ................................................
Holders Provided with Your Scanner Three holders are provided with your scanner, each for use with a different type of film. When scanning Use 35-mm film strips up to six frames in length FH-835S holder for 35-mm film strips The FH-835S can be used to scan two strips of film up to six frames in length. Mounted 35-mm slides Medium-format (120/220) film strips 80 FH-835M holder for mounted 35-mm slides The FH-835M can be used to scan up to five slides at a time.
Using the FH-835S Holder for 35-mm Film Strips The FH-835S is used when scanning strips of 35-mm film up to six frames in length. Up to two film strips can be placed in the holder at a time. When scanning a single film strip, or when scanning two strips of different lengths, use the masking sheet to mask the unused apertures in the holder ( 84).
Place the film to be scanned in the holder with the matte emulsion surface down (the shiny surface up) and the frames aligned with the apertures in the lower portion of the holder. Apertures Lower holder Cautions Use only one type of film at a time. Do not place negative and positive film in the holder at the same time. To avoid damaging the film, use a blower to remove dust and lint from the film and holder.
Openings are provided in the upper cover to allow you to adjust the position of film before latching the cover closed. Using these openings, insert a pointed object, such as a pen, in the film perforations and adjust the position of the film so that the frames are aligned with the apertures in the holder. Perforations Openings Close the upper cover so that the latches click into place. Thumbnails are displayed in the thumbnail drawer in the scan window in the order shown below.
Masking Sheets When scanning film strips one at a time, be sure to cover the remaining apertures with a masking sheet. Make sure to place the film strip on the left side and the mask strip of the right side with respect to the direction of insertion as shown below. Masking sheet When scanning two strips of different lengths, cover any open apertures by cutting a masking sheet into the appropriate lengths and placing it over the apertures.
Inserting Film and Masking Sheets Cut the masking sheets to the length needed to cover open apertures. Make sure that the film and masking sheets are inserted between the guides. If you insert the holder into the scanner with film riding up on the guides, the film holder may jam in the scanner.
Once scanning is complete, press the eject button on the front of the scanner or click the eject button in the scan window to eject the holder. Remove the holder and close the sliding cover. Eject button Removing Film from the Holder Open the holder as described above and remove the film. Insert your fingers in the holes in the lower holder and pick the film up by its edges.
Using the FH-835M Holder for Mounted 35-mm Slides The FH-835M is used when scanning mounted 35-mm slides. Up to five slides can be placed in the holder at a time. Insert the slides with the matte emulsion surface down (the shiny surface up). Slide the mounts into place between the guides, oriented to match the apertures in the holder. Stop when the slide comes into contact with the base of the clips. Mount guides Thumbnails are displayed in the thumbnail drawer in the scan window in the order shown below.
Cautions Mounts must be 1.0–3.2 mm in thickness. Other mounts can not be used. Do not use force when inserting slides. Failure to observe this precaution could damage the clips that hold the mounts in place. Should you encounter resistance, try inserting the slides at a slight angle. Be sure to insert slides between the guides. The scanner may not be able to adjust focus correctly if slides are placed on top of the guides.
Once scanning is complete, press the eject button on the front of the scanner or click the eject button in the scan window to eject the holder. Remove the holder and close the sliding cover. Eject button Removing Slides from the Holder Slide the mounts out from under the clips that hold them in place. Cautions Do not use force when removing the slides. Failure to observe this precaution could result in damage to the clips that hold the slides in place.
Using the FH-869S Holder for Brownie Film The FH-869S is used when scanning medium-format (120/220) or 59 mm × 82 mm film for electron microscopes. The number of frames that can be scanned depends on the type of film: 6 × 4.5: up to four frames 6 × 9: up to three frames 6 × 7–6 × 9: up to two frames Insert your fingers in the depressions and unlatch the hooks, then open the upper holders. Cautions Use only one type of film at a time.
Insert the film with the matte emulsion surface down (the shiny surface up), with the end of the film against the stop, then lower the upper holders until they click into place. Film stop Thumbnails are displayed in the thumbnail drawer in the scan window in the order shown below.
Curled Film Follow the steps below to remove curl from medium-format film. 1 Slide the latch in the direction indicated by the arrow. Latch 2 Slide the movable base outwards by pushing the grips lightly with your fingers to remove curl from the film. Do not apply excessive force, as this could push the film out of alignment (to prevent this, press the upper holder slightly downwards before sliding it outwards).
Once scanning is complete, press the eject button on the front of the scanner or click the eject button in the scan window to eject the holder. Remove the holder and close the sliding cover. Eject button Removing Film from the Holder Open the upper cover and take hold of the film by the edge at the rear of the holder.
Optional Holders Five types of holder are available for separate purchase, each for use with a different type of film. When scanning Use Mounted medium-format film FH-869M holder for mounted Brownie film The FH-869M can be used to scan 6 × 4.5, 6 × 6, 6 × 7, or 6 × 9 slides. Medium-format film strips FH-869G glass-covered holder for Brownie film strips The FH-869G can be used to scan strips of medium-format (120/220) film or 59 mm × 82 mm electron microscope film.
When scanning Use 16-mm film strips up to twenty frames in length FH-816 16-mm film holder The FH-816 can be used to scan from one to three strips of 16-mm film up to twenty frames in length Glass 26 mm × 76 mm microscope slides of prepared tissue samples FH-8G1 medical holder The FH-8G1 can be used to scan up to three prepared glass 26 mm × 76 mm microscope slides 95
Using the FH-869M Holder for Mounted Brownie Film The FH-869M is used when scanning mounted medium-format (Brownie) film. It can be used to scan up to two slides, one 6 × 4.5 or 6 × 6, the other 6 × 7, 6 × 8, or 6 × 9. Place the 6 × 4.5 or 6 × 6 slide at the front of the holder, the 6 × 7, 6 × 8, or 6 × 9 slide at the back. Insert the slides with the matte emulsion surface down (the shiny surface up). Slide the mounts into place between the guides, oriented to match the apertures in the holder.
Thumbnails are displayed in the thumbnail drawer in the scan window in the order shown below. Direction of insertion Cautions Do not place negative and positive film in the holder at the same time. To avoid damaging the film, use a blower to remove dust and lint from the film and holder. Leaving dust, lint, or other foreign objects on the film or holder during scanning could result in reduced image quality or in damage to the film. Mounts must be 1.0–3.2 mm in thickness. Other mounts can not be used.
Once scanning is complete, press the eject button on the front of the scanner or click the eject button in the scan window to eject the holder. Remove the holder and close the sliding cover. Eject button Removing Slides from the Holder Slide the mounts out from under the clips that hold them in place. Cautions Do not leave the film in the holder for extended periods, as it may deform the clips that hold the slide mounts in place. Do not use force when removing slides from the clips.
Using the FH-869G Glass-Covered Holder for Brownie Film The FH-869G is used when scanning medium-format (120/220) or 59 mm × 82 mm film for electron microscopes. The number of frames that can be scanned depends on the type of film: 6 × 4.5: up to four frames 6 × 6: up to three frames 6 × 7–6 × 9: up to two frames Slide the knob in the direction shown below and open the glass cover. Glass cover Sliding knob Cautions Use only one type of film at a time.
Placing Seals Between Frames Newton’s rings (a radial interference pattern) may appear when you scan film that has been bent out of shape or otherwise distorted. When scanning film that has been folded or twisted, attach seals to the emulsion surface of the film between all frames but the first and second, and then place the film on the masking sheet emulsion side down (shiny surface up). Seals can be reused. Seals Masking sheets 1 Place a masking sheet of the appropriate size in the holder.
With the shiny surface of the film up (the emulsion side with seals in place down), place the film 3 between the film guides with the beginning of the first exposure against the inner edge of the masking sheet. First exposure Masking sheet Film guides 4 Snap the cover closed. 5 Insert the holder as shown. The frames will appear in the thumbnail drawer in the order shown below.
Once scanning is complete, press the eject button on the front of the scanner or click the eject button in the scan window to eject the holder. Remove the holder and close the sliding cover. Eject button Removing Film from the Holder Open the glass cover and tilt the holder so that the film slides to the depressions in the lower holder, then insert your fingers in the depressions and remove the film.
Using the FH-869GR Glass-Covered Rotating Holder for Brownie Film The FH-869GR is used when scanning medium-format (120/220) film, 59 mm × 82 mm film for electron microscopes, or 24 × 65 panorama film. Film can be adjusted by ±5° to compensate for camera angle. Multi-frame strips can be scanned one frame at a time without cutting the film into strips one frame long. Slide the knob in the direction shown below and open the upper cover.
When scanning with the FH-869GR, be sure to use a mask suited to the film to be scanned and to align the frame to be scanned with the aperture in the masking sheet. When using a 59mm by 82 mm electron microscope film, a 6 by 9 masking sheet should be used.
The film angle can be adjusted up to ±5°. Loosen the locking screw by rotating it counterclockwise and adjust the film angle, using the marks at the front of the holder as a guide (each mark is equivalent to 1°). Once you have adjusted the film to your satisfaction, rotate the locking screw clockwise to tighten it. Angle indicator Locking screw Cautions Use only one type of film at a time. Do not place negative and positive film in the holder at the same time. Use a mask that matches the film scanned.
Once scanning is complete, press the eject button on the front of the scanner or click the eject button in the scan window to eject the holder. Remove the holder and close the sliding cover. Eject button Removing Film from the Holder Open the upper cover and insert your fingers in the depressions in the lower holder to pick the film up by its edges. Depressions Caution The bottom side of the upper cover has been treated to prevent interference. Avoid leaving fingerprints or other stains on the glass.
Using the FH-816 Holder for 16-mm Film Strips The FH-816 is used when scanning strips of 16-mm film up to twenty frames in length. Up to three film strips can be placed in the holder at a time. Insert your fingers into the holes in the lower portion holder to unlatch the hooks holding the upper cover in place, then open the holder.
Masking Sheets When scanning film one or two strips at a time, be sure to cover the remaining apertures with a masking sheet. Masking sheets When scanning two or three strips of different lengths, cover any open apertures by cutting a masking sheet into the appropriate lengths and placing it over the apertures. Leaving apertures open when scanning film of different lengths can interfere with accurate color reproduction.
Inserting Film and Masking Sheets Make sure that the film and masking sheets ( 108) are inserted between the guides. If you insert the holder into the scanner with film riding up on the guides, the film holder may jam in the scanner.
Thumbnails are displayed in the thumbnail drawer in the scan window in the order shown below. 1 Direction of insertion 21 2 41 22 3 42 23 4 43 24 5 44 25 • 45 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4 • 0 • 2 0 • 6 0 Once scanning is complete, press the eject button on the front of the scanner or click the eject button in the scan window to eject the holder. Remove the holder and close the sliding cover.
Removing Film from the Holder Open the holder as described on page 107 and remove the film. Insert your fingers in the holes in the lower holder and pick the film up by its edges. If the edges of the film are not accessible, tilt the holder so that the film slides to the edge of the depression at the end of the lower holder.
Using the FH-8G1 Medical Holder The FH-8G1 is used when scanning 26 mm × 76 mm glass microscope slides containing prepared tissue samples. Up to three slides can be placed in the holder at a time. Slides must conform to the following specifications: Total thickness: 2 mm or less Dimensions (slide): width 26 mm, length 76 mm, thickness 0.8–1.5 mm Dimensions (cover): width 25 mm or less, length 60 mm or less, thickness 0.18 mm or less Insert the slides under the clips.
Thumbnails are displayed in the thumbnail drawer in the scan window in the order shown below. Direction of insertion Once scanning is complete, press the eject button on the front of the scanner or click the eject button in the scan window to eject the holder. Remove the holder and close the sliding cover.
Removing Slides from the Holder Slide the slides out from under the clips that hold them in place. Cautions Do not use force when removing slides from the clips. Failure to observe this precaution could result in damage to the clips. Lift the slides only once they are clear of the clips.
Nikon Scan This chapter provides a brief overview of Nikon Scan, the software that drives your Nikon scanner. For more information, see the Nikon Scan 3 Software Manual, available in pdf format on the Nikon Software Manual CD provided with your scanner. Viewing the Nikon Scan 3 Software Manual ..... 116 The Scan Window ....................................
Viewing the Nikon Scan 3 Reference Manual Your Nikon scanner is controlled using Nikon Scan driver software, which must be installed before you can use your scanner. The operating manual for Nikon Scan may be found on the reference CD provided with your scanner, where it is stored in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (pdf). To view the manual, you will require Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or later. English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, and Dutch versions of Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.
5 Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation. Windows Macintosh Once installation is complete, you will be able to view the Nikon Scan Reference Manual by double-clicking the INDEX.pdf icon in the root directory of the reference CD and choosing a language from the menu that appears. Windows Macintosh Important When installing Nikon Scan, be sure to exit all other programs, including virus-checking software and Adobe Acrobat Reader.
The Scan Window The Parts of the Scan Window H G F A B C 118 E D I
A Control area Contains the most frequently used scanning and preview controls. B Information panel Provides information on current scan settings. C Preview button Click to preview the frame to be scanned. The preview shows how the image will look when it is scanned. D Scan button Click to scan the selected portion of the image into the host application. E Interactive help Gives a brief tip about the control under the mouse cursor.
The Control Area Eject Button Autofocus Button Ejects the holder from the scanner. Click to focus the scanner on the center of the image, or control-click (Windows) or optionclick (Macintosh) to select a new focus point. Autoexposure Button Zoom Buttons Before scanning, the scanner needs to gather information about the image to adjust exposure for best results. Click this button to adjust exposure. Click the button button to zoom in on the current crop, enlarging it to fill the preview area.
Media Type Menu 1 Media Type Menu 2 When using the FH-869S or optional FH-869G or FH-869GR holders for medium format film, choose a setting that matches the media in the scanner (6 × 4.5, 6 × 6, 6 × 7, 6 ×x 8, 6 × 9, etc.) Adjusts scanner settings to match the media in the scanner.
The Information Panel Orientation Dimensions/File Size Shows the orientation of the preview image relative to the original, reflecting any flips or rotations that have been performed. Gives the height and width of the current crop in pixels, and the size of the file that will result if the crop is scanned at the current output size and resolution. Image Enhancement Scanner Extras Indicates whether Digital ICE3 and analog gain are in effect.
The Preview Button The Scan Button Clicking this button displays a preview of the image to be scanned (if multiple frames are selected in the thumbnail drawer, a preview will be performed for each frame). You will need to create a new preview after changing the media type or using the zoom buttons. Scans the image and opens it in the host application (if multiple frames are selected in the thumbnail drawer, each frame will be scanned and opened in a separate window).
The Tool Chest Layout Tools Information Use these tools to select the portion of the image to be scanned (the “crop”) and to rotate and flip the image prior to scanning. You can also select a new focus area and scroll images that have been opened in Nikon Scan after scanning. Gives the height and width of the current crop and the coordinates of its top left corner. The color value display shows the color of the pixel under the cursor before and after processing.
Unsharp Mask Digital ICE Cubed Unsharp mask increases the sharpness of the image by making edges more distinct, either over the entire image or in areas where specific colors are prominent.
The Scan Progress Window This window shows the progress of preview and scan operations. The current task can be cancelled by clicking the Stop button. Tasks that have yet to be performed are listed in the Queue tab and can be cancelled by selecting the task and clicking the button. When performing multiple (batch) scans, the tasks completed are listed in the Log tab. The progress of preview and scan operations is indicated as shown above.
Reference This chapter includes maintenance tips, troubleshooting instructions, product specifications, and an index. Maintenance ............................................ 128 Troubleshooting ...................................... 131 Specifications ........................................... 134 Index .........................................................
Maintenance Caring for Your Scanner Storing the Scanner When not using the scanner, turn it off, remove any holders from the scanner, and slide the cover closed as shown below. Sliding cover If you will not be using the scanner for an extended period, turn off and unplug the scanner.
Cleaning the Scanner Before cleaning the scanner, turn it off and unplug the power cord. The front of the scanner is made of plastic, and consequently cannot be cleaned with volatile cleaners such as alcohol or paint thinner. Use a blower to blow off dust or wipe the surface with a dry cloth. Remove dirt from the metal rear panel of the scanner using a soft, dry cloth. If this is not sufficient to remove all dirt, clean with a cloth that has been slightly dampened with a neutral detergent or liquid soap.
Caring for Holders Storage When not using the holders, remove them from the scanner. If you will not be using a holder for an extended period, store it where: • the temperature is between minus twenty and plus sixty degrees Centigrade (–4°F – +140°F) • the humidity is between twenty and ninety percent (no condensation) Cleaning When cleaning the holder, do not use volatile cleaners such as alcohol or paint thinner. Use a blower to remove dust.
Troubleshooting Should you encounter problems with your scanner, refer to the following section and the troubleshooting section in the Nikon Scan Reference Manual before consulting your retailer or Nikon representative. Problem Possible Cause The scanner does not turn on (the status LED does not light) • The power cable is not properly connected After confirming that the scanner is off, reconnect the power cable. • The scanner is off Turn the scanner on.
Problem The status LED flashes rapidly (scanner connected to computer) Possible Cause • A connection error or scanner hardware malfunction has occurred Turn the scanner and computer off and disconnect the scanner from the computer. Wait five seconds, then turn the scanner on again. If the status LED flashes rapidly, a hardware malfunction has occurred. Contact your retailer or Nikon service representative for advice.
Problem Possible Cause Your computer does not recognize the scanner • The scanner is off Turn the scanner on. • The interface cable is not properly connected After confirming that the scanner is off, reconnect the cable. • The scanner was turned on with a holder inserted After removing the holder and turn the scanner off and then on again. • Another device or program using the same interface conflicts with the scanner or Nikon Scan Remove all other hardware connected to the same bus as the scanner.
Specifications Scanner Specifications SUPER COOLSCAN 8000 ED (LS-8000 ED) Film Positive and negative film, both color and monochrome, may be used. Film may be scanned in one or two strips of up to six frames or as 35-mm slides using mounts 1.0–3.2 mm thick. Up to three frames of panorama film with frame sizes of 24 × 58 mm or 24 × 65 mm can also be scanned. • Medium-format (Brownie) film: Positive or negative, 6 × 4.5, 6 × 6, 6 × 7, 6 × 8, or 6 × 9 film may be used, either in strips of four (6 × 4.
Scanning time Duration of Scanning on processes Scanning time when using FH-835M holder ICE ROC GEM — — — ✔ — — — — — ✔ — — ✔ ✔ ✔ — ✔ ✔ — ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ Scan, single frame 55 s 1 m 20 s 1 m 15 s 2 m 50 s 2 m 25 s 1 m 35 s 3 m 00 s 2 m 40 s FH-869S holder for Brownie film (6 x 9) ICE ROC GEM — — — ✔ — — — — — ✔ — — ✔ ✔ ✔ — ✔ ✔ — ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ Scan, single frame 2 m 50 s 6 m 50 s 5 m 30 s 14 m 20 s 12 m 15 s 9 m 10 s 17 m 55 s 15 m 35 s Computer: RAM: OS: Interface board:
Holder Specifications FH-835S Holder for 35-mm Strip Film Film One to two strips of 35-mm film containing a maximum of six frames each Dimensions 130 × 320 × 17 mm/5.12˝ × 12.60˝ × 0.67˝ (W × D × H) Weight Approximately 200 g/7.1 oz FH-835M Holder for 35-mm Slide Mounts Film One to five mounted 35 mm slides, 1.0–3.2 mm in thickness and 49.0–50.8 mm in width Dimensions 130 × 345 × 17 mm/5.12˝ × 13.58˝ × 0.67˝ (W × D × H) Weight Approximately 180 g/6.4 oz FH-869S Holder for Brownie Strip Film Film 6 × 4.
Specifications for Optional Holders FH-869G Glass-Covered Holder for Brownie Film Film 6 × 4.5: 1–4 frames 6 × 6: 1–3 frames 6 × 7, 6 × 8, 6 × 9: 1–2 frames 5.9 × 8.2 cm film for electron microscopes Dimensions 130 × 300 × 17 mm/5.12˝ × 11.81˝ × 0.67˝ (W × D × H) Weight Approximately 300 g/10.7 oz FH-869GR Glass-Covered Rotating Holder for Brownie Film Film 6 × 4.5: 1–4 frames 6 × 6: 1–3 frames 6 × 7, 6 × 8, 6 × 9: 1–2 frames 5.9 × 8.
Index A L Accessories ..................................................... 4 Adobe Acrobat Reader installer icon ....... 116 Analog gain ................................................ 125 Angle indicator .......................................... 105 Aperture ....................................................... 58 Autoexposure ............................................. 120 Autofocus .................................................... 120 Layout tools ............................................
