Scan Dual IV batch question

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Does anyone know if there is a way to tell the Konica Minolta Scan Dual
IV that you only have 4 frames of film negatives? Most of my negatives
come in sets of 4 and the scanner wants to try and scan all 6. Sure I
can hit cancel but it would be nice if it would just stop at 4.

Thanks
 
kingtone said:
Does anyone know if there is a way to tell the Konica Minolta Scan Dual
IV that you only have 4 frames of film negatives? Most of my negatives
come in sets of 4 and the scanner wants to try and scan all 6. Sure I
can hit cancel but it would be nice if it would just stop at 4.

Thanks

A common problem the cause and cure can be found here:
See number 2.
http://www.carlmcmillan.com/dimagescandual_iv.htm
 
kingtone said:
Does anyone know if there is a way to tell the Konica Minolta Scan Dual
IV that you only have 4 frames of film negatives? Most of my negatives
come in sets of 4 and the scanner wants to try and scan all 6. Sure I
can hit cancel but it would be nice if it would just stop at 4.

Thanks

As long as you're scanning uncropped, and you're relying on auto-focus:

After the holder is pulled in, and without doing a preview, click the
first frame, hold shift and click the fourth frame (selects one thru
4), and click the scan arrow.

If you do need to do a preview, you just have to babysit until it's
JUST finished frame 4 index scan, then hit cancel.

Or use the batch process utility (not sure if it'a available on the
IV), and select the frames you want.
 
Mendel Leisk said:
As long as you're scanning uncropped, and you're relying on auto-focus:

After the holder is pulled in, and without doing a preview, click the
first frame, hold shift and click the fourth frame (selects one thru
4), and click the scan arrow.

If you do need to do a preview, you just have to babysit until it's
JUST finished frame 4 index scan, then hit cancel.

Or use the batch process utility (not sure if it'a available on the
IV),
It is, I used it almost exclusively at one time.
and select the frames you want.

Greetings, Alex
 
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