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AE LOCK<br />

The exposure obtained with AE area selection or a prescan can be applied to other images. This<br />

function is useful when scanning a series of high and low-key images that have consistent exposures.<br />

Also, when scanning a bracket series on negative film, by locking the exposure on one frame,<br />

the prescans of the other frames will show the exposure difference in the bracketed series.<br />

1 After making a prescan or setting the<br />

exposure of the reference image with<br />

the AE-area-selection function, click the<br />

AE lock button .<br />

• The scanners exposure now is fixed.<br />

• The normal prescan exposure can be locked without<br />

using the AE-area-selection function.<br />

2 Select another image and click the<br />

prescan button to view the<br />

result with the set exposure.<br />

• To cancel the AE lock, click the AE lock button<br />

again, or change the film type.<br />

• The prescan and final scan will be made with the locked exposure settings until the AE lock<br />

is cancelled, or the scanner is reinitialized.<br />

POINT AF (AUTOFOCUS)<br />

The <strong>DiMAGE</strong> <strong>Scan</strong> <strong>Elite</strong> <strong>II</strong>’s autofocus system uses the CCD sensor to focus the scanner. When the<br />

autofocus-at-scan option is selected in the preferences box, the autofocus system uses the centre<br />

of the image to determine the focus. This normally results in an excellent scan when the film plane<br />

is flat. However, if the film is warped or curled, the scanner can be focused using the point AF or<br />

manual focus functions.<br />

CAUTION<br />

For best results when using point AF or manual focus, select an area within the image with contrast<br />

or detail. The point AF and manual focus functions cannot focus on a smooth, flat image<br />

area such as a cloudless or overcast sky.<br />

1 Click the point-AF button .<br />

• The mouse pointer will change to the point-AF<br />

icon.<br />

• Click the point-AF button again to cancel the<br />

function.<br />

2 Click on the area of image to be<br />

used for focus.<br />

• Autofocus will begin. The newly focused prescan<br />

will be displayed.<br />

STANDARD SCAN UTILITY<br />

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