Version 1.Your preview window doesn't update when you hit the prescan button? This is most likely a problem which is connected to macOS 13 Ventura and SilverFast 8. To remove or delete a marquee, click the marquee and then click the Delete marquee button. If you drag the arrow pointer while pressing the Shift key, the marquee is resized proportionally. When the mouse pointer is placed on the edge of the marquee, it changes to an arrow, allowing you to re-size the marquee. If you drag the hand pointer while pressing the Shift key, the marquee becomes restricted to the vertical or horizontal movement. You can click and drag the marquee anywhere in the Preview window. When the mouse pointer is placed within the marquee (the frame of the selected image area), it changes to a hand. The point where you first clicked is anchored, but the rest of the frame is sizable and movable. The frame around the marquee appears as a moving dotted line, indicating that it is active and can be resized. Hold down the mouse button and drag the cross-hairs over an area of the image, and then release the mouse button to create the marquee.
The pointer becomes a set of cross-hairs. To create a marquee, move the pointer over the image in the Preview window. You can make only one marquee for one thumbnail image. You can make up to 50 marquees and apply them to select an area you want to enlarge using the Zoom Preview button. If your scanner cannot detect the images, or if your images are trimmed or grouped in an undesirable way when displayed as thumbnails, see You cannot scan a film from the Thumbnail Preview.Ī marquee is a frame that you draw around a portion of a previewed image to select it.
EPSON SCAN PREVIEW WINDOW MISSING FULL SIZE
When you click All in the Preview window, the Full Size tab is dimmed. When you double-click a thumbnail image, the image is zoomed in and the enlarged image is displayed in the Full Size menu. An enlargement of the selected image appears in the Full Size menu, allowing you to see the effects of your settings in more details. To enlarge a thumbnail image, select it and then click the Full Size tab. To apply the same modifications to all of the thumbnail images at once, click All. The selected image has a blue frame around it. To modify a thumbnail image, click the image to select it and then choose the appropriate settings.
To scan an image that appears as a thumbnail, select the check box under the image you want to scan and then click Scan. For details on marquees, see Using marquees. You can also use marquees to scan selected portions of an image. You can modify each thumbnail image and make additional image adjustments. EPSON Scan automatically locates the target images and applies the Auto Exposure feature to each image. The Thumbnail Preview method allows you to preview multiple images in a thumbnail layout. You can move this marquee to the area of the image you want to scan. A marquee proportional to the measurements of the Target Size setting appears in the Preview window. When the output size of the scanned image is already decided, select an appropriate setting from the Target Size list. An enlargement of the selection appears in the Zoom menu, allowing you to see the effects of your settings in more details. Use a marquee to select the part of the image you want to zoom in and then click this button. For details on marquees, see Using marquees.Ĭlick the Zoom Preview button to zoom in on a selected area of the image. The Full-size Preview method allows you to see the entire previewed image and the effects of settings you made, and to make additional image adjustments. If there is no check box below the Preview button, EPSON Scan automatically uses the Full-size Preview method when previewing an image. If you want to change the preview type, click the check box under the Preview button, if it is available. Before you scan an image, you can use the Preview window to see the effects of most EPSON Scan settings and make additional image adjustments.Ĭlicking the Preview button starts prescanning and previews the image.
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