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5-2 ScanWizard Pro TX User’s Guide

How to Edit and Scan Multiple Scan Jobs

When you need to adjust settings and scan several

images at a time or find yourself wanting to scan and

save images in batches, refer to the sample scenario

below.

NOTE

: Start Scan Wizard Pro TX from the Apple menu (for Mac)

or Start menu (for PC) if you want to batch scan images to file.

1. After inserting the color slide holder (used in this

example) into the scanner, choose

Positive FilmPositive Film

Positive Film as

your scan material.

2. Click the

OverviewOverview

Overview button. The images of all ori-

ginals appear in the

Job Panel Job Panel

Job Panel window as thumbnails.

3. Select the thumbnail images from the

Job PanelJob Panel

Job Panel that

you want to include as part of the batch scan as

follows

••

• To select all originals, click the

Select All Select All

Select All button.

••

• To select randomly, click on the image while

pressing the

CtrlCtrl

Ctrl key if you are a PC user. For Mac

users, press

ShiftShift

Shift key instead.

••

• To select a range of originals, (e.g., thumbnails 2 to

4), for PC users, press and

hold

ShiftShift

Shift key while

clicking on the start image (2), and then the last

image (4) of your selected range. For Mac users,

drag pointer across the selected thumbnails.

Notice that the selected thumbnails are highlighted.

4. Click the

PrPr

escan escan

escan button in the

PrPr

eview eview

eview window. The

selected thumbnails images are prescanned. The last

selected image will display in the

PrPr

evieweview

eview window. To

view the other prescanned images, click their

corresponding thumbnail in the

Job PanelJob Panel

Job Panel.

5. Highlight the thumbnails in the

Job Panel Job Panel

Job Panel window for

which new settings are to be applied (note that these

thumbnails represent the prescan images). When new

settings from the

Settings Settings

Settings window are applied to the

images, the adjustments are applied simultaneously to

all the selected images.

6. If you like what you see in the

PrPr

eview eview

eview window, click

the

Scan Scan

Scan button to start scanning. All thumbnails in

the

Job PanelJob Panel

Job Panel with a check mark will be scanned.

If you want to....

Before the Final Scan

• Select an output image type (after step 5)

Go to the

Settings Settings

Settings window, and from the

ypeype

ype box, choose the appropriate image

type for the individual image on preview or

for all highlighted scan jobs in the

JobJob

Job

Panel Panel

Panel simultaneously.

• Specify output dimensions (after step 5)

Go to the

Settings Settings

Settings window, and enter the

desired output dimensions (width and

height) in the output dimension edit boxes

for individual the image on preview or for

all highlighted scan jobs in the

Job PanelJob Panel

Job Panel

simultaneously. The scan frame may change

slightly, and you may want to go back to the

Preview Preview

Preview window to readjust the scan frame.

• Change output image resolution

(after step 5)

Go to the

Settings Settings

Settings window, and enter the

resolution value in the

Resolution Resolution

Resolution edit box

for the individual image on preview or for

all highlighted scan jobs in the

Job PanelJob Panel

Job Panel

simultaneously.

• Fine-tune the preview image with Advance

Image Correction (AIC) tools (after step 5)

Go to the

PrPr

eview eview

eview window, and select the

desired image-processing option from the

Correction Correction

Correction menu, or click an appropriate

AIC tool from the

Setting Setting

Setting window. Apply

corrections to the individual image on

preview. If all your images are of the same

ypeype

ype, you can apply image corrections to

all highlighted scan jobs in the

Job PanelJob Panel

Job Panel

simultaneously. The dialog box for the

corresponding AIC tool will then appear.

Details on usage for each tool is discussed

in the preceding chapter, Using the Advanced

Image Correction Tools.