User manual HP PHOTOSMART S20 PHOTO

[. . . ] No part of this document may be photocopied, reproduced, or translated to another language without the prior written consent of Hewlett-Packard Company. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. HewlettPackard Company shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. It can scan these photographic formats: · The S20 photo scanner also comes with the HP PhotoSmart scanning software for adjusting and storing scanned images with your PC. [. . . ] You can scan only 35 mm film strips with the S20 photo scanner -- it will not properly scan film strips from either 110 or APS sources. To scan a film strip with the S20 photo scanner, your film strip must be: · Flat -- that is, not curled more than shown here: If your film strip has more than 5 frames, once you scan the first 5 frames, you will need to turn the film strip around and insert it into the photo scanner again to scan the remaining frames. To insert and scan your film strip, follow these steps: 1. Hold the film strip by its edges with the emulsion side down. Gently push the film strip into the slot until the scanner light comes on and the photo scanner pulls in the film strip. Begin using the HP PhotoSmart scanning software to adjust or store your scanned images, as explained in the HP PhotoSmart Scanning Software Quick Reference and the online Help. Notice that a print has either a landscape orientation (wider than it is tall), or a portrait orientation (taller than it is wide). To scan a print with the S20 photo scanner, your print must be: · No larger than 5 inches x 7 inches (or 127 mm x 178 mm), and no smaller than 2 inches x 2 inches (or 50 mm x 50 mm). (If you have a smaller print you wish to scan, use the photo sleeve as explained in the next subsection. ) Inserted picture side up, with the top edge pointing to the right for landscape prints, or with the top edge pointing in for portrait prints. To insert and scan your print, follow these steps: 1. Hold the print by its edges with the picture side up. Gently push the print into the slot until the scanner light comes on and the photo scanner pulls in the print. Begin using the HP PhotoSmart scanning software to adjust or store your scanned image, as explained in the HP PhotoSmart Scanning Software Quick Reference and the online Help. The photo sleeve, which is included in the special pocket inside the back cover of this guide, allows you to scan small prints (less than 2 inches x 2 inches, or 50 mm x 50 mm) or paper clippings (such as magazine or newspaper clippings). Never scan small prints or paper clippings without inserting them in the photo sleeve. They may jam the photo scanner or may be destroyed by it. To insert and scan a small print or paper clipping, follow these steps: 1. Insert the print or paper clipping inside the photo sleeve, picture or face side up, as squarely aligned as possible. To run the tutorials, from the Windows Start menu choose Programs > HP PhotoSmart > S20 Photo Scanner > Imaging Essentials Multimedia. You will be prompted to insert the HP PhotoSmart CD into a CD-ROM drive of your PC. The online Help contains "how to, " reference, and troubleshooting information for your photo scanner, including some multimedia video clips on particular topics. [. . . ] The disk drive in a computer, which usually contains all the installed software programs as well as data files produced by the computer's user(s). An electronic version of a photograph that can be displayed on a computer screen and saved to a computer disk. The HP PhotoSmart S20 photo scanner can translate an original photograph (mounted film, film strip, or print) into an image that a computer will recognize. (If it is taller than it is wide, then it has a portrait orientation. [. . . ]