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Hera · 11-09-2014, 01:01 PM

It only took a moment for the pop-up menu to appear, and when it did Zeke selected to print the negatives in the scanner monitor. Once that box was ticked, Zeke double checked the settings, changing the ppi setting to 300 and making sure the file type was set to JPEG, which it was. It was good to go!

Still, he double, triple and quadruple checked the settings before clicking SCAN in the menu. Once the negatives were scanned in, which took another moment with accompanied hums from the scanning machine as it did its thing. And then, there was nothing to it. He selected one of the images - a shot of the greenhouses, and then he hit PRINT!

...

Moments later, out from the printer came his DEVELOPED photo. Woooop!!!!

SPOILER!!: Homework notes

11-09-2014, 01:01 PM	#36 (permalink)
Hera DMC Abraxan Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Perth, AU (GMT +8) Posts: 25,070 Hogwarts RPG Name: Jasper Hart First Year x10 x10	MS HW Post #3 ½ EagleBrain ♥ Creeperdoodle ♥ Raven Dor ♥ Berry ♥ ½ Team House Elf It only took a moment for the pop-up menu to appear, and when it did Zeke selected to print the negatives in the scanner monitor. Once that box was ticked, Zeke double checked the settings, changing the ppi setting to 300 and making sure the file type was set to JPEG, which it was. It was good to go! Still, he double, triple and quadruple checked the settings before clicking SCAN in the menu. Once the negatives were scanned in, which took another moment with accompanied hums from the scanning machine as it did its thing. And then, there was nothing to it. He selected one of the images - a shot of the greenhouses, and then he hit PRINT! ... Moments later, out from the printer came his DEVELOPED photo. Woooop!!!! SPOILER!!: Homework notes * Use a scanner attached to the computer in the technology center * Make sure the computer and scanner are both turned on. * On the lid of the scanner when you open it, you should see a slot to insert a sheet of up to five negatives; it is embellished to resemble a film strip. You may need cut your negative strip as you cannot develop more than 5 images at a time; just be careful to not cut the actual image. * Blow any dust from the negative and be careful not to leave fingerprints or smudges (so as we held it from its edges in class, i would continue to do so in handling it) * Insert the negative to scan into the slot with the shiny side facing the glass of the scanner. * Close the lid and press the button to scan it into the computer. * A menu screen should pop up onto the computer monitor; select the option to print negatives in the scanner monitor. Resolution should be set to 300 ppi and type of digital file, JPEG. * Complete the scanning process from your computer, clicking 'scan' on the menu, which will create a digital image saved onto the computer that you can elect to print out as a hard copy. * Repeat for a minimum of 5 pictures __________________