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Loading 4

Follow these steps to load 4

film:

1. Place the 4

5-inch film guide on a

flat surface and remove the cover

from one of the film holders.

2. Insert the film in the film holder,

making sure the glossy (smooth)

side of the film faces down and the

film emulsion layer faces up. Then

close the cover.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for all the film

you scan.

4. Place the 4

on the document table. Align it

with the notch on the

transparency guide as shown.

5. Close the TPU and begin your

scan.

If you're using EPSON Scan, set the following options:

■

5-inch film

5-inch

5-inch film guide

If you're using Home Mode, select one of the following for the

Document Type option: Positive Film, Color Negative Film, or B&W

Negative Film.

If you're using Professional Mode, set the Document Type option to

Transparency, and then set the Film Type option to Positive Film,

Color Negative Film, or B&W Negative Film.