User manual KONICA MINOLTA SCANNER Q-SCAN

[. . . ] The film type determines the crop sizes you can set. The combinations are as follows Film Type Cropping Prescan Standerd Fine Super Fine 135 Normal 128 x 192 512 x 768 1024 x 1536 2048 x 3072 Panorama 128 x 192 272 x 768 544 x 1536 1088 x 3072 135 slide Normal 128 x 192 512 x 768 1024 x 1536 2048 x 3072 Panorama 68 x 176 272 x 704 544 x 1408 1088 x 2816 APS slide 80 x 144 320 x 576 640 x 1152 1280 x 2304 Slide 116 x 176 464 x 704 928 x 1408 1856 x 2816 APS Normal 108 x 192 512 x 912 1024 x 1824 --------------Panorama 68 x 192 320 x 912 640 x 1824 --------------C-size 108 x 144 512 x 688 1024 x 1376 --------------Frame edge detection In automatic mode, the RX1 detects frames automatically. During a prescan of high density positive film, however, a problem can occur in some cases with the RX1 detecting frames incorrectly and displaying a number of frames too few for those actually in the film. In fixed mode, the RX1 determines the beginning-of-frame position based on a fixed value using the perforation width as a clue. [. . . ] Clicking the Refresh button after adjusting the position using the X/Y offset recalculates the colors. X/Y offset This lets you manually adjust the beginning-of-frame position if inaccurate during a prescan. The X offset slide bar appears under the selected frame. Clicking an arrow or anywhere between an arrow and the slider or dragging the slider shifts the frame position Horizontally. (Note that when you rotate an image, it is rotated from the X offset slide bar image position. ) The Y offset slide bar appears to the left of the scroll bar. Operating the Y offset slide bar shifts all the frame positions simultaneously. The offset value or how much they were shifted appears at the right extremity of the screen. Frame count Displays the total number of frames acquired during a prescan. Scroll bar Because the screen displays a maximum of six frames, use the scroll bar to display the remaining frames when the frame count is more than 7. Operate the scroll bar as you do in a Window. RX1 User Interface - 7 - KONICA FILM SCANNER Q-SCAN 8 Right mouse button clicking Selecting a frame and clicking the right mouse button on it display the dropdown menu which offers the following functions. DX code Displays decoded DX code information. The information includes the film type and vendor name, but only the vendor name appears in some cases, depending on film. · Cropping. Color Adjustment dialog box This lets you use the color adjustment slide bars, buttons, etc. Density adjustment You can adjust density by operating the density slide bar. With the default slider value in mid bar (0), the slider moves over the range of ±50. The current slider value appears to the top right of the bar. Use the slider as you do in a Window. RX1 User Interface - 11 - KONICA FILM SCANNER Q-SCAN 12 Clicking an arrow increases or reduces the value by 1 each time and clicking anywhere between an arrow and the slider by 10 each time. You can drag the slider to a given position, too. Color adjustment There are three slide bars: Y, M, and C. Operate them as you do the density slide bar. Gray balance Mark the check box and move the cursor onto the selected image. Clicking any point in the image changes the color of the particular point into neutral gray and repaints the entire image accordingly. Clicking the check box again restores the original colors. [. . . ] The frame names appear in order of age as Image 0001, Image 0002, and Image 0003. If the folder contains a previously saved Image 0001, the frame names move up to Image 0002, Image 0003, and Image 0004. If you save a frame, the frame name becomes the file name as it is. To change a file name, move the cursor into the Frame Names box and rewrite it. [. . . ]