User manual KODAK RFS 3600

[. . . ] KODAK PROFESSIONAL RFS 3600 Film Scanner USER'S MANUAL © Eastman Kodak Company, 2000 This manual and the accompanying software are protected by United States and international copyright laws. You may make one backup copy of the enclosed software and one copy of this manual. Do not make additional copies of the software or copies of the manual or electronically transmit them in any form whatsoever, in whole or in part, without the prior written permission of Eastman Kodak Company. USING THIS PDF FILE This PDF file has been developed to make access to different sections as easy as possible. Any words that appear in red underline can be clicked to link you to another part of this document. [. . . ] When you run that file, the firmware is extracted and saved to the default location our your hard disk. Then you use this button to copy that firmware file from your hard disk into the scanner. When you click the button, a dialog window appears allowing you to select the firmware file named 3600_nnn. bin, where nnn represents version number. For example, if nnn is 101, it indicates firmware version number 1. 01. If you have followed the default installation procedure, that filename should appear in the dialog box; otherwise locate the firmware file in the location at which you saved it during initial software installation. Initiate the upgrade and the new firmware will be downloaded to your scanner; wait while the upgrade procedure is completed. 3 CAUTION: It is important that you wait and allow the upgrade to complete before performing any other computing activity. During the upgrade 60 you should not switch to any other computer program. You should not disconnect the scanner until the upgrade is complete. Help Click to open an electronic version (in PDF format) of this user manual. Once in this manual, you can click on entries in the Contents or the Index, or on cross-references in the text, to jump directly to that material in the manual. Exit Click to close the scanner software window. When you click Exit to close the scanner software, if you have prescanned frames and have not performed a final scan on all of those frames, a confirmation box is displayed. If you choose not to save the settings with a name (refer to Reference ­ Software, Manage Scan Profile for additional information), the current settings are still retained by the software and become the opening software settings the next time you enter the software. However, in this case you will not be able to recall them at a later time as you can by saving them with a name. For an explanation of the effect of this button when canceling prescans or scans of multiple images, refer to Working with Multiple Selected Images. Status Bar The status bar is located across the bottom of the window. It displays scanner status messages and a brief description of each control appears here when the pointer is passed over the control. 61 SETTINGS TAB The Settings tab presents general controls for the scanning process. All of the settings you choose on this tab are automatically saved from work session to work session. Therefore, when you've completed your scanning and returned to Photoshop, the next time you use the scanner, your most recent settings will be in effect. In addition, as explained later in this section, you can save settings ­ called a profile ­ from all three tabs with a name of your choice (for example "Winter Outdoors"); you can then recall those named settings. This feature allows you to quickly reset all values on this tab to a set of values that you previously saved. Image Area The preview image area allows you to determine if additional adjustments are required before you perform a final scan. When you perform a prescan, either by clicking Prescan Frame or Prescan Strip, the first image prescanned is selected and displayed in the preview 62 image area of this tab. If you select another image by clicking on its thumbnail in the filmstrip thumbnail area at the top of the window, the first image is deselected and that new image replaces the image previously displayed here. As you make changes -- for example adjusting color with the click pointers, or making changes on any of the three tabs -- the results of those changes are reflected in this image. For an explanation of working with multiple selected thumbnails, refer to Working with Multiple Selected Images. Units and Rulers The Units button appears to the upper-left of the image area, at the intersection of the vertical and horizontal rulers. [. . . ] See SCSI: identification number (ID) Identification labels, filmstrip. See Filmstrip: identification labels Image area 34, 50, 62­63 Image controls, specifications 102 Image preview window glossary entry 104 Image Rotation button 52 Image, troubleshooting 87­ 96 Image Window button 38­41, 56­57 with click balance 52 Imager, glossary entry 104 Import submenu. See Adobe Photoshop: File Import menu In (inches) 37, 63, 67 G Gamma monitor 89 setting 25 Generic Monitor. See Monitor: generic Glossary 104­105 Gloves 26 Gray pointer 40, 41, 52­54 with Default Balance 55 with SBA 54 Green (Channel), Levels & Curves tab 44, 76 Green LED. [. . . ]