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Fig. 4.1b
[b) [c)
Fig.
4.1
35
mm film mounting
Film
35
mm
Kleinblldfilm
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t
[f]
Fig. 4.2 Inserting the film with the emulsion side
of
the film facing the bottom
of
the scanner
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Insertion
du
film avec I'emulslon orientee
vers Ie bas
Die Schichtseite des Films sonte im Scanner
nach unten zeigen
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I
Using the Scanner
4-1
Knowledge
of
Films
There
are
two
basic
formats
for
35
mm
film
, one being
positive
and the
other
negative. When
looking
at positive
film
, the
viewed
image
appears
as you would expect the
printed
image
to
appear
. When looking at negative film,
the
image
is
color
reversed with
light
areas
looking
dark
and
dark
areas
appearing
light.
Typically
, negative
film
is associated with
print
film
, and
positive
film
is
associated with
slide
film. The
scanner
can handle
either
the
positive
or
negative
film
formats
.
Flg.4.1a
Film in a typical
slide
mount
[a] Film
Fig.4.1b
Film in an uncut
strip
[b] Unexposed portion of
film
[c] Image portion of
film
Both sides of the
film
are
not
the
same
. One
side
is
called the
emulsion
side
. For
optimum
scanning
, the
emulsion
side
should face
the
bottom
of
the
scanner
, as
shown in Figure 4.2.
In
many
cases, the advantage of
having the
emulsion
facing
down
may
be
minimal.
[d] Scanner
[e] Non-
emulsion
side
of
film
[I] Emulsion
side
of
film