Scanning Film with EPSON Scan

You can scan 35 mm color slides or film in any of the three scanning modes. You must use Home Mode or Professional Mode to scan black and white negative film. You also have greater control over your scan settings when you use these modes to scan any type of film or slide.

Full Auto Mode

1.	If necessary, remove the white document mat from the document cover. See Removing the Film Holder from the Document Cover.

2.	Start EPSON Scan as described in Advanced Scanning With EPSON Scan.

3.	If you scanned from an application like Photoshop, your scanned image opens in your application window.

If you started EPSON Scan directly from your computer, you see a File Save Settings window. Type a name for your file in the Prefix box, select a file format in the Type box, and click OK. Your film is automatically scanned, and the file is saved to the designated location.

Home Mode or Professional Mode

1.	If necessary, remove the white document mat from the document cover. See Removing the Film Holder from the Document Cover.

2.	Start EPSON Scan as described in Advanced Scanning With EPSON Scan.

3.	Home Mode: For Document Type, choose Positive Film, Color Negative Film, or B&W Negative Film.

Professional Mode: For Document Type, choose Film. Then select Positive Film, Color Negative Film, or B&W Negative Film for the Film Type.

4.	Make any other settings you want, then click Preview to preview your scan.

5.	Click Scan.

If you scanned from an application like Photoshop, your scanned image opens in your application window.

If you started EPSON Scan directly from your computer, you see the File Save Settings window. Type a name for your file in the Prefix box, select a file format in the Type box, and click OK. Your film is scanned and saved to the designated location.

6.	Click Close to exit EPSON Scan.