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Braun Multimag Slidescan 4000 ManualOn our Braun Multimag SlideScan 4000 product brochure you will find everything about SilverFast for your Braun scanner.The SlideScan 4000 film scanner is able to feed in small format slides automatically. This means, the user does not have to transport the filmholder from image to image by hand, but controls the feeder with SilverFast 8. This manual describes how to use the SilverFast 8 ADF functionality. The new model differs from the predecessor model outwardly only at the back of the device: the Firewire interface was removed. In relation to the predecessor model the scanning speed was improved; the speed advantage is approximately 20. That's not a gigantic speed increase; but with a magazine of 100 slides however one hour time is gained in comparison to the predecessor model. The two devices originate from the same production and are being distributed under two different brands. While Reflecta has still numerous other film scanner models in the portfolio, Braun limited itself to just this one magazine slide scanner. This fits perfectly into the program of the company Braun Phototechnik, since this company has in the course of the last decades made itself an outstanding name in the field of slide-projectors. System leader regarding development and advancement of this slide scanner is however the company Reflecta. All substantial characteristics are described accurately and in detail in this test report; since the two devices are identically built, it doesn't make sense to write another test report for Braun's MultiMag SlideScan 4000b. We can provide you with any film scanner at an extremely attractive price and we also can supply you with accessories such as film holders or optional adapters. Changes in configuration, specification, hardware, software etc.By differences the content of the German original website holds. Changes on the original German site after the translation will not be maintained automatically on the English site.http://hotel-mini.ru/upload/brilliant-advantage-gas-fire-manual.xml

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Substantially the new Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000 differs from its predecessor in an improved sensor: It provides a nominally resolution of 5000 dpi - the predecessor model only reached a value of 3600 dpi. So the new model isn't just a facelift-version of the predecessor, as one used to know from many sectors today, but one can hope for technical innovations. The case was not changed by Braun Phototechnik. This is not inevitably necessary, since the scanner is built robust and designed funcionally, however, an optic difference to the predecessor would create a better overview in the field of magazine scanner. The hardware based dust- and scratch correction ICE is now named Multi-Touch and differs only in the software side from its predecessor's version - the change has just reasons in term of legal license. For the scanning with SilverFast also in the matter of its name everything stays the same. Instead a LED-light source and a CCD-sensor are located in the inner part. And here also the innovation for the Multimag Slidescan 6000 is located: Here one is offered a resolution of 5000 dpi. According to statements of the manufacturer also the maximum density Dmax was increased. The maximum color depth results to 48 Bit like for the predecessor. The green LED indicates the current status of the scanner. The little emitting field serves for slide watching, say a kind of slide watcher, because the indicator field turns itself automatically on, as soon as a slide will be placed in it. As is generally known the 35mm format size results to 36 x 24 mm. Therefore it is also possible to scan portrait format pictures, without turning them prior to landscape format. The scanner consists of a software based, automatically format recognition, so that the accordingly right picture extract can be fetched. This ensures that you can work with the scanner if you have stored your mounted slides in magazines which the Braun SlideScan 6000 does not support.http://arrowgsc.com/userfiles/brilliant-sensation-gas-fire-manual.xml The scanner can process a lot of usual slide magazines: Paximat magazines, Universal magazines, LKM-magazines, CS-magazines and Paximat round magazines. In our online shop you find a big chhoice of slide magazines in different sorts. In the scan software you only have to switch between positive film material and negative film material. The LED at the scanner stops blinking and lights permanently, as soon as the scanner is operational. Here is no difference compared to a normal slide projector. If the magazine is located in the scanner, all that is left will be controlled via the software or the control elements at the device. To get free function improvements and bug-fixes it is necessary to check regularly if there are software- or driver-updates available. These will be supplied free on the website of Braun Phototechnik. The planed purpose and the personal taste here are very determining.Other film formats like mounted 35mm slides are not supported. Principally the digitalization of 35mm film strips is possible if they are cut into singular pictures, framed and put into a magazine. The CS magazines from reflecta seem to work best. However, you should be aware, that a complete magazine with 100 slides will not be digitzed always within one scan batch job. Again and again the scanner can get stuck. Such a jam requires a manual interaction in order to continue the scan process. This is not really bad. It is only annoying if you leave your house after starting a batch scan and realize after your return, that the scanner got stuck already after a couple of scans. The reason might be that mounted slides in this type of magazines are hold relatively precisely in their position. However, with occasional jams one has to live with also. The most difficult barrier for the scanner, however, are universal magazines.http://eco-region31.ru/3-speed-saginaw-manual This is especially the case if there is a big number of different frames inside, from thick to thin and from glass frames over plastic frames up to cardboard frames. In such a case it might be better to resort the magazines consistently with the singular frame sorts. Otherwise it is recommendable to stay near by the scanner in order to restart the scanner again and again. In practice there are again and again jams and interrupts, so that you have to restart the scanner. If you use universal magazines or standard Paximat magazines (i.e. not type S) in combination with thin slides like cardboard frames or CS frames, there is a small orange adaptor for the transportation pusher of the Braun SlideScan 6000. This adaptor must be shifted to front and provides with its wide bearing face a better support for thin frames. This prevents the transportation arm to move over the slide frame. Via this slide lift also singular frames can be shifted into the scanner and be digitized. Another useful feature is a small slide viewer on the right side of the front side. With this a slide can be checked very quickly and easily before beeing digitzed. In order to avoid time consuming corrections in the image editing program afterwards, the film material should be cleaned before scanning. This can be done very comfortably in the case of slide magazines by using a Anti Dust Spray, spraying through the singular frames. With this measurement the big dust particles will be removed. Of course, the Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000 also has the MagicTouch function in order to correct dust and scratch automatically, however, a pre-cleaning is recommendable by all means, since the automatic dust and scratch correction fails exactly there, were bigger dust particles cover detailed image information. These bigger particles cannot be spirited away with the automatic functions.http://cmpgrupo.com/images/braun-km32-manual.pdf And furthermore it is better, if less dust particles get into the scanner, since the sensitive scanning unit is preserved resulting in a longer life-time of the scanner. With such a brush significantly more dust can be removed that with compressed air. This software offers the basic features in order to digitize slides and control the scanner. With a couple of tools basic image settings can be done before scanning. With the setting colour matching the brightness, contrast and saturation of an image can be set by shifting three controllers.The tonal values of the gradation curves can be influenced by the tool curves and planes. The setting possibilities, however, are very imprecise using these tools. A selective colour correction, for instance, is missing. With these the transport of frames can be controlled ( forward, back, reload magazine, set actual position and go to. ). With the thumbnails one can either look at a certain number of frames or at the complete magazine. The creation of such a thumb nail view of all slide frames in a magazine takes a long time, since the scanner has to work through the complete magazine, even if due to the very low preview resolution less time is needed than for a complete scan. The operation is not really intuitive. Therefore a certain time for learing is needed. It offers the user much more precise setting possibilities during the scan process with the Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000. In the following chapter about the image quality we will demonstrate the advantages of the SilverFast scan software. You can find detailed information about the SilverFast scan software on our site FAQ SilverFast. Therefore we measure first the resolution which the scanner achieves in practice, then we analyse the hardware based automatic dutch and scratch removal correction and then finally have a look at the colours, which the scanner yields with different scan software. Therefore a USAF-1951 test chart is used.http://www.gradur.ba/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1628457e04d9e0---bullseye-auto-leveling-laser-manual.pdf On our page resolution we explain in detail how the resolution test works. In the uncompressed TIF-format this results in an image file of almoust 96 MB. This corresponds to 78 of the resolution given by the manufacturer (5000 dpi). This is a very good value, since lots of scanners don't achieve more than 50 of the nominal resolution in practice. Since there are 33 million pixels when scanning with 5000 dpi means that 13 million pixels are double. After scanning it is recommended to reduce these 33 million pixels to 20 millions. That means some time, however makes the resulting imag efiles smaller and better manageable. So the Braun Multimag SlideScan delivers a about 600 dpi higher resolution than the DigitDia 6000 at the same nominal resolution, so that in the image files there are effectively about 20 million pixels instead of 14 millions. Let's compare the resolution of the Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000 with the much more expensive Nikon Super Coolscan 5000ED. We recognize that both achieve the same effective resolution of 3900 dpi at different nominal resolutions. The Nikon scans with 4000 dpi and provides 3900 dpi effectively, whilst the Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000 scans with 5000 dpi and provides 3900 dpi effectively. The fact that the Nikon achieves 97 of its nominal resolution in practice and so a subsequent data compression is not necessary any more, demonstrates the extremely high quality of the Nikon LS-5000 ED. We will have a look at it in the following. Therefore we have scanned the very dirty slide both with the Braun Multimag Slidescan 6000 and with the Nikon LS-5000 with automatic dust and scratch removal. In order to demonstrate the difference better, we show the red marked area in the following picture, which you can enlarge with a mouse click, in detail. If you click at the detail picture the view changes between the two scans and the scan without scratch and dust removal.BANGLENHOSPITAL.COM/UserFiles/File/911-owners-manual.pdf In order to show clearly where there are some remaining dust particles, we have also added a picture with these area red marked. Nevertheless one can state that the hardware based automatic scratch and dust removal function works very well at the Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000 and so improves the image quality essentially. Like at all film scanners the automatic scratch and dust correction is based on an additional infrared scan of the film.As written in the chapter software, the Braun Multimag Slidescan 6000 is available both with the manufacturer's software CyberView and with the professional SilverFast Ai Studio software. A special feature of the silverFast scan software is the IT8 calibration (see our page scanner calibration ). With that feature the colour errors of the scanner are measured with the help of a standardized target and stored as correction data in a scanner profile. We have made scans for comparison both with and without IT-8 calibration in order to demonstrate the quality increase. First you see the slide scanned with CyberView. It is noticeable that the image is very low-contrast and flat. The green tones are not so depp as they should be. That is different at the scan with SilverFast Ai Studio. Here the colours are significantly fresher and more dynamic. This shows that you get a significant increase in the image quality just by using a professional scan software. The colours become even better if you calibrate the scanner with an IT8 target. Here the green tones are much brighter and there is more drawing in the dark areas. How the IT-8 colour calibration works in detail and which target you should choose is explained on our FaQ-site about SilverFast. For comparison the view changes between the two scans with CyberView and SilverFast Ai Studio. Again you can see clearly that the images, scanned with SilverFast, are significantly more dynamical.http://roofmed.ru/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1628457efc7fbf---bullet-router-manual.pdf On the first image the leaves of the tree glow really red if you look at the scan made with SilverFast. On the CyberView scan, however, it is only a pale red. Also at the blue sky you can see the difference clearly. On the second image you can see well, that the grass, the cows and the sky have significantly more natural, strong colours. That's why the scanner don't has to glisten necessarily with a high scanning speed. During a batch scan the scanner usually is let alone, and after a while one looks if everything goes alright. That's why we have made a speed test and measured the scanning times. For our tests the scanner was connected to a Windows PC with 64 bit operating system, Core i7 processor and 8 GB RAM. The scannner was operated with the firmware version 1.12. Normally you scan your mounted slides with a nominal resolution of 5000 dpi in order to get the best possible results. When operation the scanner with SilverFast Ai Studio there is a scanning time of a bit more than 8 minutes, when oprating with CyberView a scan takes a bit more than 4 minutes. That means that a scan with SilverFast Ai Studio takes about the double amount of time compared to CyberView. The explanation is obvious: SilverFast makes with the raw data, which are provided by the scanner, much more complex calculations in order to achieve a significantly better image quality. The real scan, i.e. the time where the scannner works, also is oever after 3:30 minutes within SilverFast; the remaining 5 minutes are taken completely by the image processing algorithms of the SilverFast scan software. If you compare the image results of SilverFast with them of CyberView, you will at least understand, why you had to wait such a long time. If you have a typical slide collection of 10.000 mounted slides you have to schedule at least 100 days for that job.http://gsoam.ge/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162845803cd61e---bullfrog-451-manual.pdf While a private person does not have problems with that time, in commercial fields one gets quickly to the limit of effectivity with that scanning speed. If you consider that the goold old Nikon Super Coolscan 5000ED is able to digitze 100 mounted slides in about 2 hours in excellent quality, the 14 hours, which are needed by the Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000, are a pretty long time. A scan process can be an index scan, a prescan or a main scan. If you choose the option multi-exposure within the scan-software, the film will be scanned twice and the scan counter increases by 2. The same holds for multi times scans. Concerning scanning speed it is not a fast sprinter, but the fact, that it can process a complete slide magazin in batch mode, makes the scanning speed rather unimportant. In terms of image quality and scanning speed, however, it is miles away from the top results of the much more expensive Nikon 5000. Changes in configuration, specification, hardware, software etc.By differences the content of the German original website holds. Clean the glass thoroughly. Ensure the slides are dust free. If the lines are appearing in different locations, it means the dust gets removed while scanning. Line in the same place could be because of glass is scratched. The above is common with roller scanners. For fat bed scanners, there will be no scratch on the glass.The lamp in on, but it does not project the slide. Is there something I must do to make ir work. Where are instructions o a User Manual? Thanks Answer questions, earn points and help others. Ask your question here. Provide a clear and comprehensive description of the issue and your question. The more detail you provide for your issue and question, the easier it will be for other Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000 owners to properly answer your question. Ask a question A good day to you. Having problems finding Configuring Scan settings re: choose the designated folder to save scanned image etc.BANGKOKSOLARPOWER.COM/syner_upload/images/files/911-operator-training-manual.pdf Your help would be appreciated. Jim ValentineThis manual comes under the category Scanners and has been rated by 1 people with an average of a 7.7. This manual is available in the following languages: English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese. Do you have a question about the Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000 or do you need help. Ask your question here Braun Multimag SlideScan 6000 specifications Brand ManualSearcher.com ensures that you will find the manual you are looking for in no time. Our database contains more than 1 million PDF manuals from more than 10,000 brands. Every day we add the latest manuals so that you will always find the product you are looking for. It's very simple: just type the brand name and the type of product in the search bar and you can instantly view the manual of your choice online for free. ManualSearcher. com If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. Read more Ok. Mac OS X 10.7-10.14 VueScan supports over 6000 scanners from 42 manufacturers - even when there isn’t a driver available from the manufacturer.The application is excellent.This is similar to (and we think better than) the ICE and FARE algorithms. If you haven't installed a Windows driver for this scanner, VueScan will automatically install a driver. Details on its support of the Braun Multimag SlideScan 4000 can be found here. I researched automatic slide scanners and the most popular models I found were both from Pacific Image: Pacific Image PowerSlide Series 3650 (PS3650) and Pacific Image PowerSlide Series 5000 (PS5000). After doing a lot of googling I discovered that the Pacific Image PowerSlide has been rebranded and you can buy the same scanner under a different brand for a lower price. Braun Multimag SlideScan 4000 is virtually the same as the PowerSlide 3650, they are just stamped with different brands. Another identical scanner is the Reflecta DigitDia 5000. Braun Multimag SlideScan 4000 Pacific Image Powerslide 5000 (the newer version of the 3650, which still looks just like the Braun) The scanner arrived and the first issue I ran into was getting VueScan to recognize the scanner on my MacBook. I tried installing the Cyberview X5 drivers from here. Once I got that software to recognize the scanner I was able to get VueScan to work on both my OS 10.7 and 10.6 machines, which they are not saying is possible.I started scanning using the Paximat 50-slide magazine that came with the scanner and the first thing I ran into were some auto-crop issues where VueScan would not center the crop on the image. The whole image would be scanned but for some reason VueScan would not offset its crop and trim off the top edge of the slide. Since I’m doing archiving scans that is not going to work. After playing around with that I decided to just have it scan the maximum area and crop them by hand when I go through and edit them. I contacted VueScan’s author, Ed Hamrick, who is real responsive to questions, and he is interacting with me over why VueScan is not cropping correctly. To avoid dealing with that issue I just set the crop setting to maximum and plan to crop them by hand afterwards.The next issue I ran into using the 50-slide magazine was that somehow the slide was not parked in the right place when it was being scanned and part of the slide was not being scanned. After looking more carefully at the scanners action I discovered the reason was that the tappet, i.e. the long thin silver bar that feeds the slides into the scanner, was slipping off the edge of the slide and therefore not pushing it all the way into the scanner. I researched this issue and there are definitely others who have had this problem. Pacific Image addresses this problem on their FAQ page here. It is really unclear how much pressure they want you to put on the tappet to pull it in the direction it needs to be to center on the slide. I didn’t feel like they want you to bend it so it’s a bit confusing. I have a tech support email out to them inquiring about this. I’ll update the post if I hear something back. 50-Slide magazine Jam (see the white edges of the 3 protruding slides) I ran into an issue with the 50-slide magazine jamming when I left it running overnight. I came downstairs to find the machine stopped in the middle of the magazine. It’s real difficult to see what is going on with jams on this machine because everything is inside. From what it appeared, 2 slides were shoved into the same slot (where one slot won’t fit 2 slides). I tried to push the slide back into the scanner using a tweezers but I could not. I then tried to use a steak knife from the side trying to (carefully) stab the side of the slide’s cardboard frame and leaver it back in. I had some success getting the slide to move but still wasn’t able to get it to go all the way in. Slide Scanner surgery, steak knife style Eventually I got one of the 2 slides to go back in and just forced the magazine out of the way, bending the edge of the remaining slide in the process. I then discovered that the issue was that the scanner had pushed the slide onto the magazine’s divider and the cardboard had split, with one side of it on either side: Slide split in half I had some problems with the scanner jamming in that it was having a problem ejecting the slide. It wasn’t that it was hitting something when it was trying to push the slide into the magazine (which I had that problem at different times) but that it wasn’t even getting started. There is a little spring-loaded lever that pushes down on the top of the slide when it is inside the scanner. What was happening is that after the slide was inserted into the scanner it was not being allowed to come all the way down but was sitting on the top of the 50-slide magazine. This would cause the slide to rock forward when the arm tried to push it out and therefore causing it to bind up inside the scanner. The red arrow points to the black part that was getting caught on the top of the 50-slide magazine when the slide would be inserted into the scanner In order to fix this issue I taped some cardboard onto the scanner which would put some more space between the scanner body and the 50-slide magazine and then never had an issue with it again. Here’s my fix: My cardboard spacer to hold the cartridge away from the scanner (and the black slide arm on the top) With the cartridge installed. Our office is considering buying one for similar large projects and I was wondering if you experienced any permanent failures of the device along the way? 2. I'm just curious if your father was an engineer in Vietnam. I was wondering if you'd be interested in talking about some of those further. I have not heard of failures of this scanner or its predecessor, which I owned as well. I've heard of people scanning over 10,000 slides with them. I scanned over 3,000 with the previous model and it was used. If you would like to discuss this more via email please respond to this comment with only your email address and I'll respond that way but not publish the comment (and therefore your email address will not be made public). My reply was written thinking that you were replying to that post since it was so fresh in my mind. None-the-less I'd love to help in any way I can and please post a comment with your email and I will email you back but not publish the comment and thus make your email public (I have so many people publishing spam product links to my blog that I have it set that I must approve anything before it gets published). I didn't have any professional company do any for me because it just wasn't an option to use them since I really needed to keep track of the notes on the box and convey as much information about the slide to the digital image since I didn't take these pictures. That would give me about around a 10 meg cropped jpeg file. Reply I love questions and comments and respond to all. If you do not have an approved comment already, your comment will not show up until personally approved by me (no spam on Share Your Repair!) Thanks! Cancel reply Email Address Subscribe Try Amazon Prime Support Share Your Repair The articles are all free but if you've been greatly helped and want to give back. More Stories Sienna How to Prolong the Life of Your Toyota Sienna Sliding Door Cables Copyright 2019, Share Your Repair Back to top. Our online shop is updated several times a day, also at the week-end. All arctiles, which are marked as in stock can be shipped immediately. Please, note, that the delivery may take longer than stated. You can reach us per e-mail any time; our telephone is not available permanantly. Add to cart Beginners quickly come to grips with SilverFast because the most important settings can be adjusted with simple sliders and buttons. The WorkflowPilot even guides you step by step from prescan and settings to the fine scan. Professionals can find an almost unlimited number of sliders, curves and buttons leaving nothing to be desired. SilverFast offers not only simple, intuitive operation, detailed sliders and options but also brings out the maximum image quality in the used scanner. Many film scanners show their real strength only when being operated with SilverFast. You can install SilverFast in two different ways: You can install the Stand-Alone version so that the picture files will be saved directly on your hard disk. You can also select your desired IT-8 targets (Kodak, Fuji, Kodachrome) for the IT-8 colour calibration. Detailed information about SilverFast and the available targets can be found on our SilverFast website. Information about SilverFast HDR can be found on our SilverFast HDR webseite. Information about scanner calibration can be found on our page Scanner IT-8 calibration. A 100 zoom facilitates to properly evaluate and set the parameters of these tools. The controls can be arranged flexibly and freely on the screen according to personal preferences. All major functions can be operated quickly and easily. For example, if several originals are to be scanned one after another, the user can already set the image optimization options for the second scan while the scanner is digitizing the first original. Selective color correction means that a single color is selected and changed specifically, but all other colors remain unchanged. A mouse click in the preview window easily selects the color to be changed: SilverFast's Selective Color Correction is particularly intuitive. Particularly older images often show color casts that can be removed easily with GCC. The possibility to restrict modifications to half and quarter tones, allows effortless optimization of even those color shifts that are only visible in the very light or very shadowy image areas. Depending on material and intended purpose there is a different workflow that will be worked on with the WorkflowPilot step by step. The target is a slide with many small color fields corresponding certain colors. For every color field a reference color value is saved in a file. By comparing these reference values with the scanned actual color values it is possible to exactly color calibrate the scanner. Thus an individual color profile for the used scanner is generated which can be saved as ICC profile. This IT-8 calibration enables real true color scanning. Information about scanner calibration can be found on our page Scanner IT-8 calibration.