Scanning with the Epson Flatbed Scanners
Faculty Multimedia Development Lab
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (closed 12:00pm-1:00pm for workshops)
67 MacNider Hall
966-3519
Outline
Photographs
Steps
- Insert white mat in scanner lid if necessary
- Place Photo face down on scanner glass
- Open Photoshop
- Select File, Import, Epson Expression 1680
- Under Document Type select Reflective
- Under Auto Exposure Type select Photo
- Under Resolution choose 72 or 96 for Web/PowerPoint or higher resolution for documents which will be printed
- Click Preview
- Draw marquee around photo to select area to scan
- Make Target Size adjustments if needed to make image larger or smaller than the original
- Click Scan
Steps to scan multiple photos
- Insert white mat in scanner lid if necessary
- Place photos face down on scanner glass
- Open Photoshop
- Select File, Import, Epson Expression 1680
- Under Document Type select Reflective
- Under Auto Exposure Type select Photo
- Under Resolution choose 72 or 96 for Web/PowerPoint or higher resolution for documents which will be printed
- Click Preview
- Draw marquee around individual photos to select area to scan
- Make Target Size adjustments if needed to make images larger or smaller than the original
- Click All on the Preview window
- Click Scan

35mm Slides
- Remove white mat from scanner lid if necessary
- Place slides in 35mm slide holder with all slides horizontal
- Align 35mm slide holder on the glass aligned to the top and right sides
- Open Photoshop
- Select File, Import, Epson Expression 1680
- Under Document Type select Positive Film
- Under Film Type select Positive Film
- Click Preview
- Set Scale up to 800%
- Under Settings: Name select 35mm Slide
- Click Scan


Printed Documents (Books, Journals)
- Insert white mat in scanner lid if necessary
- Place book/journal face down on scanner glass
- Open Photoshop
- Select File, Import, Epson Expression 1680
- Under Document Type select Reflective
- Under Auto Exposure Type select Document
- Under Resolution choose 72 or 96 for Web/Powerpoint or higher resolution for documents which will be printed
- Check the box beside Descreening Filter
- Click Preview
- Draw marquee around document to select area to scan
- Make Target Size adjustments if needed to make image larger or smaller than the orginial
- Click Scan

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