Re CanoSlide 600F:
I can scan film and negative strips very well, but most of my slides are mounted (hundreds of them).
I can find no instructions for scanning mounted slides.
Thank you, Steffi
Mounted slides you just place on scanner surface by face side or back side, depening how you did put the film in it.
If you have rubber holder you do insert your slides inside them and scan. They are desigh=nned for that. You can also put a piece of paper on top in order to improve quality. But slides suppose to be placed either all fron side or all back side. You need to try it ones to figure out. It is really easy to do. If you dont want to use holder you can just arrrange slides the way you want on a surface of scanner.
Just for the case I am sending you this link, maybe you will get some better ideas.
Good Luck and Merry Christmas
http://www.abstractconcreteworks.com/essays/scanning/Backlighter.html
http://www.wellesley.edu/Computing/Slidescan/nikonscanner.html#scanslide
You can try to scan the mounts directly by following the steps given the this link to scan over size objects:
Click here
Good luck..
As per Canon Site
Mounted Slides are not supported with this scanner
The Advanced Z-Lid expansion top lifts approximately 1-inch vertically and lets you produce complete scans even of thick originals such as notebooks ,plastic mounts card board materials etc etc. just lift it by hand it will get lifted.
You need to get a cardboard mask.
you need to buy a mask for mounted dia, or crop a mask using carboard, and scissors.
nted slides
Place the mask on the scanner, and the mounted slides on the space you left on the mask.
Then select the scanning space on the computer in correspondence with the slide, and start scanning the slides.
×
269 views
Usually answered in minutes!
I need to hear from someone who has actually scanned mounted slides.
After the film adaptor is snapped into place where does one place the mounted slide(s)?
Are the three pairs of rubber (?) holders on the underside meant to serve this purpose?
×