Kodak SCANZA User manual

KODAK SCANZA

DIGITAL FILM SCANNER

User Manual

4.7"W | 4.7"H | 5"D (120 x 120 x 127mm)

Please read all directions before using the product and retain this guide for reference.

1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the KODAK SCANZA Digital Film Scanner. This User

Guide is intended to provide you with guidelines to ensure that operation of

this product is safe and does not pose risks to the user. Any use that does not

conform to the guidelines described in this User Guide may void the limited

warranty.

This product is intended for household use only.

This product is covered by a limited warranty and is subject to conditions

and exclusions.

Easily convert your slides, negatives, and even Super 8 frames to digital

images that you can store and preserve. Save your treasured memories on

an SD™ card (not included), or to your computer. You can also directly connect

to a TV or HDTV to view images.

• Converts 35mm, 126, 110 and Super 8 and 8mm ilm negatives and slides

to JPEGS in seconds

• 14/22 megapixel resolution

• No computer or software required

• Adjustable scanning resolution, brightness and coloration

• Tilt-up 3.5" color TFT color LCD screen

• Saves images to SD memory card (not included) or computer

• Video-out for TV connection (TV and HDMI cables included)

• Convenient, easy-loading ilm and negative adapters and inserts

• MAC and PC compatible

2. FEATURES

Digital ilm scanner Video cable AC adapter Warranty card

3 Adapter trays HDMI cable Cleaning brush

3 Inserts USB cable User guide

• Important: Do not expose this product to liquids or high humidity.

• Do not handle this product with wet hands. Risk of electric shock.

• Warning: Do not attempt to disassemble or alter this unit. This device

contains no user-serviceable parts.

• Do not block any ventilation openings.

• Do not operate this device near heat sources such as radiators or stoves.

• When connecting the KODAK SCANZA Scanner directly to your computer,

be careful to not over load the USB connections. If you have too many

devices connected to your computer, such as a wireless mouse, media

player, mobile phone or other USB powered devices, there may not be

enough power for the product to function properly.

• Do not move or disconnect the device from the computer while the device is

reading/writing data. This may cause damage to the data and/or the device.

• Slides and negatives MUST be placed in the proper adapter tray and insert

before inserting them into the product. Failure to do so may result in losing

media inside the unit and will void the warranty. Resultant media loss is NOT

covered under warranty.

• Always turn o and unplug the device when it is not in use. Unplug the USB

cable from your computer and unplug the AC adapter from the socket.

With the exception of Slideshow in Playback or ile transfer in USB mode, this

unit will automatically power o after 10 minutes of inactivity.

3. BOX CONTENTS

4. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• Place the scanner on a lat, stable surface with the LCD display facing you.

• Use the included cleaning brush to clean the backlight, adapter, or insert.

Insert the brush — CLEANING PAD SIDE DOWN — into the adapter opening

on the bottom of the unit. Gently wipe the inside bottom of the unit. Never

use alcohol, detergents, or abrasive cleaning agents to clean this device.

• Always remember to save your scanned image before inserting another slide

or negative into the scanner.

• For clear images, clean your ilm with a soft cloth or compressed air prior to

inserting it into the scanner.

• Negatives and slides should be inserted with the shiny side up. Super 8 ilm

should be inserted with the perforated holes facing up.

• Always handle ilms with care to avoid scratches or ingerprints.

• View your images on your TV. Simply connect the included video or HDMI

cable to the scanner and your TV. Note that when using this mode, the

screen on the ilm scanner will turn black. To reactivate the screen, the

HDMI cable will need to be unplugged.

5. TIPS

6. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Function keys (soft keys): The function is indicated by the text that will

appear on the screen above the corresponding key.

2. Power button: Press and hold to turn the device on and o.

3. Capture button: Captures the image or brings up the capture view screen.

4. Tilt-up LCD screen: Displays the image to be captured and scanned as well

as functions and menus.

5. Home button: Takes you to the Home screen.

6A. CONTROLS

NOTE: Illustrations are for instructional

purposes only, and may be dierent

from the actual product.

1. Function Keys

2. Power On/O Button

3. Capture Button

4. Tilt-up LCD Screen

5. Home Button

Before using your ilm scanner, you must insert an SDTM card (not included) or

the unit will not operate. There is no built-in memory.

Load your ilm/slide into the appropriate adapter and insert according

to the Tray Directory below. (Table can be found onscreen at

Home>Settings>Film Tray).

Each adapter tray and insert is clearly marked and numbered.

6B. PREPARING MEDIA TO SCAN

TRAY DIRECTORY

FILM

TYPE

FILM TYPE ADAPTER

NEEDED

INSERT

NEEDED

Negative Color Negative 135 No. 2 None

Color Negative 126 No. 1 None

Color Negative 110 No. 2 No. 5

Slide Slide Positive 135 No. 1* None

Slide Positive 126KPK No. 1* None

Slide Positive 110 No. 1* No. 6

Slide Positive Super 8 None No. 4

Slide Positive 8MM None No. 4

Black &

White

Black & White 135 No. 2 None

Black & White 126KPK No. 1 None

Black & White 110 No. 2 No. 5

*Note: Use adapter # 3 for slides with a thicker casing (plastic).

Use adapter # 1 for slides with a thin cardboard casing.

Slides 35mm 110 110 126 127

Mount 2"x2" 2"x2" 1"x1" 2"x2" 2"x2"

Film Size 24x36mm 13x17mm 13x17mm 28x28mm 40x40mm

Flip up the top cover of the adapter. Place

insert with your slide or ilm into adapter.

This ilm scanner features speed-load

adapters to make scanning easy and

straightforward. Simply push them into

the device until you hear a click, and

you can feed in slides or negatives one

after the other without needing to

remove and reload the adapters.

Note: When loading 8mm

ilm, always ensure that the

side ridges are facing to the

right side of the adapter,

towards where the

number is written.

Upon powering on, and before

displaying the HOME screen,

the screen displays the currently

selected ilm type, adapter, and

insert information for 5 seconds

and then brings up the capture

mode screen.

HOME SCREEN

The Home screen will appear when the unit is powered on, whenever

the Home button is pushed, and any time SAVE/EXIT is selected.

Note: There is a dierence

between SAVE/EXIT and

SAVE/BACK. SAVE/EXIT takes

you back to the Home screen.

SAVE/BACK takes you back to

the submenu you are using.

The Home screen features 3

submenus: Gallery, Capture,

and Settings.

Note: Anytime the capture button is pressed, the ilm scanner will automatically

enter Capture mode.

6C. OPERATION

1. Press the soft function key under

the Capture icon on the screen

to go to the capture mode. Your

loaded image will appear on the

LCD screen. The status bar on

the top, indicating the active

mode and settings, will disappear

after 15 seconds. Press any of the

function keys to bring back the

status bar.

• The underlined text indicates the highlighted setting. The highlighted

setting can be accessed by pressing the Select button.

• By selecting color adjustment, you will be taken to the settings menu to

adjust the color of the photo.

• By selecting Info, you will be taken to a screen that tells you which adapters

are needed for the current mode. If you wish to change the ilm type, you

will need to do so manually in the Film Type settings.

2. Press the hard Capture button (camera icon) to capture and save an image.

The screen will display “Saving.”

Note: An ERROR message will

appear if the SD™ card (not

included)

is full or if no memory card is

inserted into the unit.

Note: Pressing the soft keys will

activate the status bar, where you

can select color adjustment or

info. To return to capture mode,

select the camera icon on the status bar.

3. Press any function button to bring up the status bar at the top of the screen.

7. CAPTURE MODE

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