We recommend scanning negatives and slides at 800-1200 dpi – see above for more information on choosing a scanning resolution. Choose your resolution, which decides the quality of your scan.Under the Image Type pulldown menu, select 24-bit Color for a color scan, and 8-bit Grayscale if you would like to scan in black and white (choosing Black and White will scan only in black and white, with no spectrum of gray).Under the Film Type pulldown menu, select the kind of film you’re scanning.Ĭhoose Positive Film to scan positive negatives and slides (the kind that don’t have the colors all backwards).Ĭhoose Color Negative Film to scan color negative negatives and slides.Ĭhoose B&W Negative Film to scan black and white negatives and slides.(Please note that using the Film Area Guide can give less-than-reliable results, and is not recommended unless your negatives or slides won’t fit in any of the standard film holders.) Use the Film Area Guide provided in the container of film holders. Select Film (with Film Area Guide) if your film strips or slides are irregularly sized.
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