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| Intitulé | Description |
|---|---|
| Type de produit | Scanner à film et à diapositives |
| Résolution maximale | 4000 x 4000 pixels |
| Profondeur de couleur | 14 bits par canal |
| Formats de film compatibles | 35 mm, 120 mm, diapositives |
| Connectivité | USB 2.0 |
| Système d'exploitation compatible | Windows, Mac OS |
| Dimensions approximatives | 25 x 10 x 15 cm |
| Poids | 1,5 kg |
| Alimentation électrique | Adaptateur secteur inclus |
| Fonctions principales | Numérisation de films et diapositives, correction des couleurs, réduction du bruit |
| Entretien et nettoyage | Nettoyer la lentille avec un chiffon doux, éviter l'humidité |
| Pièces détachées et réparabilité | Disponibilité limitée des pièces, consulter le service après-vente |
| Garantie | 1 an |
| Informations générales | Idéal pour les photographes souhaitant numériser leurs archives de films |
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The Thumbnail Printer: Displaying Thumbsnails
Nikon Scan for Macintosh Reference Manual page 44
Nikon Scan for Windows Reference Manual page 47
By default, only frame numbers will be displayed when the thumbnail drawer is opened. Click the "hide/display thumbnails" button in the thumbnail drawer to create and display thumbnail previews. Thumbnails are stored in memory once created, allowing you to switch back and forth rapidly between frame-number and thumbnail displays.
3. Reopening the Scan Window
When the scan window is closed, Nikon Scan 2.1 saves information on the current state of the scan window, including its current size and location, the size and location of the preview/crop area, and information on whether the thumbnail drawer was open and set to display frame numbers or previews. These settings are restored when the scan window is next opened.
4. Scanner Extras
With Nikon Scan 2.1, most of the scanner extras supported by the LS-2000 are now supported by the LS-30 (COOLSCAN III). The LS-30 does not however support multi-sample scanning (Nikon Scan for Macintosh Reference Manual page 108, Nikon Scan for Windows Reference Manual page 121) or any of the functions connected with the SF-200 slide feeder for the LS-2000. The maximum pixel data size (Nikon Scan for Macintosh Reference Manual page 106, Nikon Scan for Windows Reference Manual page 123) for the LS-30 is eight bits rather than twelve.
LS-2000 Scanner Extras: Clean Image
Nikon Scan for Macintosh Reference Manual page 107
Nikon Scan for Windows Reference Manual page 119
In Nikon Scan 2.0, this feature was called "Defect Correction." In Nikon Scan 2.1, the name has been changed to "Clean Image."
Note: Clean Image does not perform equally well with all types of film. If you are scanning Kodachrome® film, you may find that Clean Image does not have the desired effect in dark parts of the image. Clean Image may also produce an overall degradation in image quality. It is recommended that Clean Image be turned off when scanning Kodachrome® film.
What's New with Nikon Scan 2.1
The software CD included with your Nikon scanner contains updated versions of Nikon Scan for Windows and Macintosh. This leaflet describes changes to these programs since the version described in the reference manuals included with your scanner. For a complete description of Nikon Scan, refer to the Nikon Scan reference manuals on CD-ROM and the scanner User's Guide.
1. Saving Scans Directly to Disk
Two new check boxes, acquire batch scans directly to disk and acquire single scans directly to disk have been added to the Miscellaneous tab of the Preferences dialog. When Nikon Scan is being used as a "stand-alone" application, these check boxes give you control over whether images will be saved to disk when they are scanned, or opened in image windows in the Nikon Scan applet (when Nikon Scan is being used to scan images into another application, images will be opened in the host application regardless of how these check boxes are set). Changes to the manuals resulting from this addition are detailed below.
The Scan Window: Preferences
Nikon Scan for Macintosh Reference Manual page 42 Nikon Scan for Windows Reference Manual page 45
Batch Scan
If multiple frames are selected in the thumbnail drawer, the selected images will be scanned in succession when the scan button is clicked. Similarly, when the optional SF-200 slide feeder is inserted in the LS-2000 film scanner, clicking the scan button causes all slides in the feeder to be scanned. A new check box, acquire batch scans directly to disk, has been added to the Miscellaneous tab to control whether scanned images are saved directly to disk or instead opened in individual image windows. When this check box is on (the default setting) and Nikon Scan is being used as a "stand-alone" application, images will be saved to disk as described in "Preview: Scanning the Image into an Application" (this leaflet, below). Turn this check box off when you want scanned images to be opened in image windows.
Saving individual scans to disk
An acquire single scans directly to disk check box has been added to the Miscellaneous tab of the Preferences dialog box. By default, this check
box is off, with the result that when a single frame or slide is scanned, the resulting image is opened in an image window in the host application. If this check box is on when Nikon Scan is being used as a "stand-alone" application, a save dialog will appear when the scan button is clicked, allowing individual images to be saved directly to disk.
Basic Operations
Nikon Scan for Macintosh Reference Manual page 23 Nikon Scan for Windows Reference Manual page 26
Step 10—Scan additional images
Note: When the acquire batch scans directly to disk check box in the Miscellaneous tab of the Preferences dialog is on (the default setting) and Nikon Scan is being used as a “stand-alone” application, scanned images will not be opened in image windows if multiple thumbnails are selected in the thumbnail drawer or the optional SF-200 slide feeder for the LS-2000 is used. Instead, images will be saved to disk as described in “Preview: Scanning the Image into an Application” (this leaflet, immediately below).
Preview: Scanning the Image into an Application
Nikon Scan for Macintosh Reference Manual page 64
Nikon Scan for Windows Reference Manual page 67
Scanning Sequential Images
Some adaptors or scanners support batch scanning of multiple images. For example, batch scanning is possible using the SA-20 or IA-20 adapters for the LS-30 and LS-2000 and the SF-200 slide feeder for the LS-2000. In the case of an adapter or scanner that supports thumbnail display, scan settings must be adjusted for each frame prior to scanning. Select the frames one at a time in the thumbnail drawer and set color balance, scan size, and other scan options for each frame. After adjusting scan settings to your satisfaction, select all frames to be scanned as described in "The,ThumbsailDrawer:Selecting Thumbsails for Scanning" and press the scan button. If Nikon Scan is being used as a "stand-alone" application, a save dialog will appear prompting you to select a location, prefix, and file type for the scanned images. When the OK button is clicked, the selected frames will be scanned one at a time and saved directly to disk in the specified location. The file name for each image consists of a user-specified prefix followed by a number giving the image's place in the sequence of scanned images. A text file containing log data detailing any errors that may have occurred during the scanning process is saved in the same location.
When the SF-200 is used in combination with the LS-2000, clicking the scan button causes all slides in the feeder to be scanned one at a time at current settings. If Nikon Scan is being used as a "stand-alone" application, a save dialog will appear as described in the preceding paragraph, allowing you to save the scanned images to disk.
Note: Images with a real bit depth of sixteen bits (represented as a bit depth of twelve bits in Nikon Scan) are saved as TIFF (*.TIF) images regardless of the file type specified in the save dialog. If the current color space is HSL, the images will be converted to sRGB before being saved.
If the acquire batch scans directly to disk check box in the Miscellaneous tab of the Preferences dialog is off, instead of being saved to disk, scanned images will be opened in image windows in the Nikon Scan applet.
2. Changes to the "Acquire Buttons" Option
In Nikon Scan 2.0, thumbnail images were acquired and displayed by default when the thumbnail drawer in the scan window was opened. With Nikon Scan 2.1, the default option is to display only frame numbers. This has resulted in changes to the following sections of the manual.
The Scan Window: Preferences
Nikon Scan for Macintosh Reference Manual page 42
Nikon Scan for Windows Reference Manual page 45
Acquire Thumbsails
The always acquire thumbnails check box is now off by default, with the result that only frame numbers are displayed when the thumbnail drawer is opened. Click the "hide/display thumbnails" button in the thumbnail drawer to create and display thumbnail previews of all frames in the scanner. Turning the always acquire thumbnails check box on causes thumbnails to be displayed whenever the thumbnail drawer is opened.
Basic Operations
Nikon Scan for Macintosh Reference Manual page 17
Nikon Scan for Windows Reference Manual page 20
Step 4—Select Thumbs nails
By default, only frame numbers will be displayed when the thumbnail drawer is opened. Click the "hide/display thumbnails" button in the thumbnail drawer to create and display thumbnail previews.