Kodak Mini Digital Film Scanner Bedienungsanleitung

KODAK Mini Digital Film Scanner

User Manual

Manuel de l'utilisateur

Manuale Utente

Bedienungsanleitung

Manual del usuario

Mini scanner numérique de pellicules

Mini Scanner di Rullini Digitale

Digitaler Mini-Filmscanner

Mini escáner digital para película

INTRODUCTION

SPECIFICATIONS

INCLUDED ACCESSORIES

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

MAIN MENU OVERVIEW

PREPARING MEDIA TO SCAN

LOADING NEGATIVES

LOADING SLIDES

CONTINUOUS LOADING (SLIDES AND/OR FILM)

USING THE SCANNER

VIEWING SCANNED IMAGES

SETTING THE LANGUAGE

CHOOSING PHOTO RESOLUTION

FORMATTING THE SD™CARD

CONNECTING THE SCANNER TO

YOUR COMPUTER

WARRANTY INFORMATION

CUSTOMER SERVICE CONTACT INFORMATION

CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the KODAK Mini Digital Film

Scanner. This User Guide is intended to provide you

with guidelines to ensure that operation of this product

is safe and does not pose risk to the user. Any use that

does not conform to the guidelines described in this

User Guide may void the limited warranty.

Please read all directions before using the product and

retain this guide for reference. This product is intended

for household use only.

This product is covered by a limited one-year warranty.

Coverage is subject to limits and exclusions. See

warranty for details.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

Function Film scanner/USB MSDC

Interface USB 2.0

Image Sensor 14.0 megapixels

(4416x3312)

1/2.33" CMOS sensor

Display 2.4 color TFT LCD

Exposure Control Automatic/Manual (-2.0 ~

+2.0 EV)

White Balance Automatic

Resolution 14 megapixels / 22

megapixels*

Scannable Film Types 135 Film (36 x 24mm)

126 Film (27 x 27mm)

110 Film (17 x 13mm)

Super8 Film (4.01 x 5.79mm)

Monochrome Film

Slides

Scannable Picture Formats B&W, Slides, Negatives

Scanned File Format JPEG

TVOut Type NTSC/PAL

Internal Memory 128MB

External Memory Support SD™card up to 32GB (not

included)

Power Supply DC 5V adapter / Mini USB port

Available Languages SChinese / TChinese /

3. INCLUDED ACCESSORIES

English / French / German /

Italian / Spanish / Japanese

PC Systems Supported Windows®XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10

Mac®OS 10.7.3 and above

Dimensions 3.43" L x 3.41" W x 4.04" H

(87 x 86.5 x 102.5mm)

Weight 8.82 oz. (250g)

*Your KODAK Mini Digital Film Scanner uses a process called

“interpolation” to upgrade and enhance the megapixels of your

scanned photos from 14 – 22MP.

NOTE: An SD Card is not included but highly recommended while

using this product. This device does have an extremely limited

amount of internal memory, but can only hold a few pictures at a time

before you need to transfer them to your computer.

Negative holder

Slide holder

Mini USB cable 3-in-1 international

power adapter User manualTV-out cable

Super 8 adapter Cleaning wand

110 negative adapter 110 slide adapter

• Do not attempt to disassemble this device for any reason.

• Do not touch the inner part of the scanner after dropping it

or after it has suered any type of damage.

• If you notice smoke or a strange odor coming from the

Digital Film Scanner, immediately turn the power o and

remove any slides, slide trays, and/or ilm negatives from

the product. Do not ever, under any circumstances, attempt

to repair this device on your own.

• Make sure the scanner lens is clean before use in order to

ensure a clear and unblemished image scan.

• Do not use products such as alcohol, gasoline, diluent, or

any other organic solvent when cleaning or attempting to

clean this product.

• Do not use this device in an environment where it will be

exposed to heavy dust or humidity/moisture.

• In order to avoid a scanner malfunction due to USB

overload, do not plug too many USB devices into your

computer at the same time as the scanner.

• Please use ilms of standard size, do not attempt to modify

or adapt the existing adapters and ilm trays.

• To protect the scanner and save energy, it will automatically

shut o after 30 minutes in an idle state. Press the power

button in the top left corner to turn it back on and resume

normal use.

4. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

5. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1. LCD Screen

2. SD™card slot

(NOTE: SD™card

not included)

3. Mini USB power connection

4. TV-out connection

5. OK button

6. Home button (This button

will ALWAYS take you to

the home screen, no matter

where you are in the menu

sequence.)

7. Power button

8. Left arrow/reverse function

9. Scan/Capture button (This

button will ALWAYS scan

and save your image when

pressed.)

10. Right arrow/lip function

1. Film Type

2. Resolution

3. Capture Image

4. Gallery

5. Format Memory Card

6. USB Upload

7. Language Selection

6. MAIN MENU OVERVIEW

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Before using your ilm scanner, you should either insert an SD™

card (not included) as device memory is very limited, or make

sure there is enough room in the very limited device memory to

hold the pictures you want to scan.

Inserting an SD™card while the device is in operation will cause

the ilm scanner to restart and you will lose any edits being made

to the image, so if you have a memory card, insert the card prior

to use.

Locate the correct adapter for your ilm or slide, if applicable, and

place it in the correct ilm or slide tray before you load the tray.

Directions for loading the trays into the scanner can be found in

the subsequent sections titled “Loading Negatives” and “Loading

Slides”. These directions also apply to B&W ilm as well. Adapters

and trays are all clearly marked.

NOTE: Always handle slide or ilm

negatives with care to avoid getting

scratches or ingerprints on them. We

recommend using cotton gloves to

handle negatives, and using compressed

cotton (q-tips, cotton balls, etc.) to

remove any dust that might be present

before scanning them.

Always make sure that your ilm negatives

are not warped or bent before inserting

them in the scanner. Warped or creased

negatives will not produce clear or

correct images.

1. Hold the negative up to the light, with the right side facing you.

2. Take the ilm negative holder out (with the correct sized

adapter if necessary) and hold it with the latch facing away

from you so that the loading arrow ◄points left. Open the

latch; place the negative into the recessed area; and then

close the latch, making sure to press down around the edges

so that it locks into place.

3. Load the negative holder into the slot on the right side of the

ilm scanner.

7. PREPARING MEDIA TO SCAN 8. LOADING NEGATIVES

Flip up the top cover of

the adapter. Place insert

with your slide or ilm into

adapter.

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10. CONTINUOUS LOADING (SLIDES

AND/OR FILM)

This useful function allows you to continue feeding new

negatives or slides into the ilm scanner without the messy

and frustrating process of removing the tray and repositioning

your ilm or slides every time.

1. Load the empty ilm negative

or slide holder tray into the

ilm scanner.

2. Feed one end of the ilm into

the tray from the right side.

3. Continue feeding the ilm

through the tray until it

emerges from the left side.

You can stop at each image

along the way and scan if

you’d like, or just keep

feeding the negative until you

ind the image you want to scan.

11. USING THE SCANNER

NOTE: Before loading ilm into the scanner, use the cleaning

wand and gently insert it into the ilm slot to clean o the lens

and backlight panel. This will ensure that the image you capture

turns out clear without any blemishes.

1. Hold the slide toward the light

and face the front of the slide

toward you.

2. Take the slide holder out and hold

it with the latch facing away from

you so that the loading arrow ◄

points left. Open the latch; place

the slide into the recessed area

(you can also use this area to

hold the dierent size ilm adapters

if necessary); and then close the

latch, making sure to press down

around the edges so that it snaps

securely into place.

3. Insert the slide holder into the slot

on the right side of the ilm scanner

as pictured.

9. LOADING SLIDES

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d. Select the correct type of ilm (Negative, Slide, B&W) and

the correct size (110, 135, 126, Super8).

1. After powering on the scanner,

use the arrow keys to navigate to

the Capture screen, then press

the OK button to enter Capture

Mode.

2. Insert your ilm negatives or slides

into the appropriate tray/holder

and into the ilm slot for scanning.

3. If the image displays correctly,

press the button to capture and save the image to

either the device’s memory or your installed memory card

4. If the image does not display correctly, you may need to

select the correct ilm type.

a. First, press the home key to display the main menu.

b. Use the arrow keys to navigate to the “Film Type” option.

c. Press OK bring up the Film Type menu.

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6. To make edits to the image in terms of brightness or coloration,

press the OK button while in Capture Mode. The screen will

give you the option to adjust brightness and RGB values. Use

the arrow keys to navigate and OK to conirm.

a. To adjust the levels of Red/Green/Blue tones in your image,

use the arrows once you’ve brought up the RGB screen to

select an option and then increase or decrease the values.

c. In the bottom corner you can select “RESET”, if you over-

adjust the image and can’t get it back to normal, select the

RESET option and press the OK button to reset the image

back to the way it was prior to adjusting.

b. The option all the way at the top is the Brightness

adjustment. Use the arrows to increase or decrease the

exposure value from -2.0 to +2.0 in increments of 0.5 EV.

e. You will automatically be returned to Capture Mode.

5. Once the correct ilm type is selected, you can choose

to lip or reverse the image by pressing the arrow keys.

This is especially helpful for negatives where text is

displayed backwards.

a. The lip function will invert the image across a horizontal

axis, so the top will become the bottom and the bottom

will become the top.

b. The reverse function (also called the “mirror” function) will

reverse your image across a vertical axis, as if it were held

up to a mirror. If text is displayed backwards, use this

function to make it display correctly.

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3. Languages available include: English, French, German,

Italian, Spanish, TChinese, SChinese, and Japanese.

1. From the main menu, use the left

and right arrows to navigate to

the Resolution option and press

the OK button.

2. Use the arrow keys to select either

the default size of 14MP or 22MP

through the interpolation process.

Press OK to conirm the new

resolution.

NOTE: certain ilm types, such

as Super8 and 126, are locked into

speciic resolutions and will

produce smaller images. Only the

110/135 sizes have the option of

1422MP resolutions.

14. CHOOSING PHOTO RESOLUTION

7. Once you’ve made your adjustments, press the key to

capture the image and save it. Remember: hitting the

Capture button will always scan and save the image you’re

viewing, even if you’re not in capture mode.

1. From the home screen navigate

using the arrow keys until you reach

the screen that says Gallery. Press

OK to select.

2. The Gallery function will start an

auto-playback slideshow of all the

stored images in memory or on an

inserted SD™card (not included). To

stop auto-playback of the slideshow and manually navigate

through the slideshow images, press the OK button, and

then use the arrow keys to navigate.

3. To exit the Gallery, press the home button on top of

the scanner.

1. From the main menu, use the left

and right arrows to navigate to the

Language option and press the OK

button.

2. Use the arrow keys to select the

correct language from the list and

then press OK.

12. VIEWING SCANNED IMAGES

13. SETTING THE LANGUAGE

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