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Scanner Basics

Scanning With Photoshop

Raise the scanner lid and place your

photo face down on the glass.

Then close the lid.

Start Adobe Photoshop Elements.

In Windows, click Start > Programs or All Programs > Adobe

Photoshop Elements 2.0.

On a Macintosh, open the Adobe Photoshop Elements 2 folder

(in your Applications folder) and double-click the Photoshop

Elements 2.0 icon.

Select File > Import > EPSON Scanner Perfection 3200.

EPSON Scan starts, pre-scans, and recognizes the type of image

you placed on the scanner, then scans your photo and opens it in

Photoshop Elements.

Note: To fine-tune images, you can use EPSON Scan to make

settings and see a preview before scanning. See your on-screen

Scanner Reference Guide for details.

You can use Photoshop Elements to edit, enhance, save, and print your file.

You can use your scanner's

which gives you several options for scanning. You can also open it by

double-clicking the

In Windows XP, click Start > All Programs > EPSON Smart Panel >

EPSON Smart Panel.

Note: The Start button does not support Mac OS X. Smart Panel

is available only as a Classic application.

Place your photo or document face down on the glass in the top right

corner, then close the lid. (If you are scanning film or slides, see

"Placing Film on the Scanner.")

Press the

Note: In Windows XP, you may see a message the first time you

press the Start button. Select Smart Panel for Scanner, click

Always use this program for this action, then click OK.

Start button to open EPSON Smart Panel,

EPSON Smart Panel icon on your desktop.

Start button on your scanner.

Place the photo

in the top right

corner

continue