User manual NIKON FH-869 ADAPTERS

[. . . ] The number of frames that can be scanned depends on the type of film; up to four frames for 6 × 4. 5 film, up to three frames for 6 × 6 film, and up to two frames for 6 × 7­6 × 9 film. Glass cover Masking sheet Sliding knob Seal FH-869G Glass-Covered Holder for Brownie Film Newton's rings (a radial interference pattern) may appear when scanning film that has been bent out of shape or otherwise distorted. [. . . ] To prevent such interference, attach seals to the matte emulsion surface of the film, between each pair of frames, with the exception of the first and second frames; then place the film on top of the masking sheet with the matte emulsion surface down (shiny surface up). Seals can be reused. 1 Masking sheet 2 Matte emulsion surface Seals Seals Turn the film over so that the seals face downwards before inserting the film Set a masking sheet of appropriate size in the film holder. Attach seals to the matte emulsion surface in between the frames to be scanned (except for the first and second frame). 3 4 Exposed film Inner edge of masking sheet Film guides Place the film to be scanned in between the film guides, with the shiny surface facing up, and the matte emulsion surface (to which you attached the seals) facing down. Align the edge of the first exposure (not the unexposed portion at the very end of the film) with the inner edge of the masking sheet, as shown in the illustration. Lower the upper holders until they click into place. 5 Cautions Use only one type of film at a time. Avoid leaving fingerprints or other stains on the glass. Insert the film holder in the direction of the arrow. Thumbnails are displayed in the thumbnail drawer in the scan window in the order shown below. 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. [. . . ] Thumbnails are displayed in the thumbnail drawer in the scan window in the order shown below. To avoid damaging the film, use a blower to remove dust and lint from the film and holder. [. . . ]