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[a)

I

22.5mm

l-24mm~

x

Fig. 4.5 The effect of

inserting

the

wide

side

of

the

film

into the

scanner

Effet

d'une

insertion

incorrecte

du cache

Folge

des

Einlegens

eines

Blldes

im

Querformat

Fig. 4.6a

~

~

Fig. 4.6b

Fig. 4.6 The

portrait

and landscape

orientation

of

film

Orientations

Portrait

et Paysage

56 Ole

Orlentierung

von Quer- bzw.

Hochformat

The

film

mounted in the

slide

frame

is NOT

square

. For

the

entire

film

to be scanned, it is

necessary

to insert

the

slide

with the

narrow

side

of

the

film

, the

24

mm

side,

entering

first

into the

scanner

. This is shown in

Figure 4.4a.

The

entire

film

surface can NOT be scanned if the

wide

side

of the

film

, the

36

mm

side

is inserted

first

as

shown in Figure 4.4b. If the

film

is inserted as shown in

Figure 4.4b, the resulting scan

will

not

cover

the

entire

film surface. Known as

clipping

, this is shown in Figure

4.5.

[a]

[b]

[c]

[d]

Clipped region of

film

Scanned

region

of

film

Mounted 35

mm

film

Clipping

caused by

film

inserted into the

scanner

wide

side

first

Portrait

or

landscape is the

frequent

terminology

used

for

the non-

square

film

format. If the

image

on the

film

is

oriented so that the top of the

image

corresponds

to the

wide

side

of the

film

, the

orientation

is called

" landscape" and is

illustrated

in Fi

gure

4.6a.

Conversely, if the

image

on the

film

is oriented so that

the top of the

image

corresponds

to the

narrow

side

of

the

film

, the orientation is called "

portrait

" and is

illustrated in Figure 4.6b. This is identical to the

terminology

used in

preparing

an 8,5 x

11

inch page

for

text

processing

or

printing.

Fig. 4.6a Image on

film

is in a landscape orientation

Fig. 4.6b Image on

film

is in a

portrait

orientation

Since the scanner

requires

film

to be inserted

narrow

side

first

,

only

portrait

slides

are

actually scanned in a

top

correct

format. Landscape

or

iented

slides

will be

scanned

sideways

,

producing

a 90

degree

rotated

image

. This is corrected by the

software

after the scan

is completed. Since the rotation is

90

degrees

,

absolutely no

image

degradation

occurs.

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