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Frequently Asked Questions

Digital ICE™ for Photo Prints

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Can I use the ScanMaker 6800 without

ICE™ for Photo Prints?

Yes, you can turn Digital ICE™ on or off. When off, you

can scan photos, magazines and reective originals up

to A4 size plus transparencies up to 5 x 4” (127mm

x 101.6mm) in the normal way. Optical Character

Recognition and the five, one touch buttons can also be

used at this time.

Is Digital ICE™ for Photo Prints built-into

the ScanMaker 6800 easy to use?

The ICE™ function is totally automatic. It is switched on

or off by checking the box labelled “Enable Digital ICE™

for Photo Prints” in the ScanWizard 5 software.

Can I buy Digital ICE™ for Photo Prints

software for my current scanner?

No. The ScanMaker 6800 has been specically designed

to incorporate the hardware and software required for the

ICE™ system. This is not possible with other scanners.

Does Digital ICE™ for Photo Prints work

with damaged negatives and slides?

No, this solution is designed to work with continuous-

tone reective material such as photographs. It is not

designed to work with negatives, transparencies, and

printed material, like magazines, books and newspapers.

Will Digital ICE™ for Photo Prints be

effective with warped, wrinkled or bent

photos?

To achieve the best results when using Digital ICE™ for

Photo Prints, it is recommended to have your photos

be as at as possible on the scan bed. A white mat is

included to help achieve this. If required you can weigh

down severly bent material by placing a suitable weight

on the mat, over the point where the original has been

placed on the scan bed.

How much memory will I need when

using Digital ICE™ for Photo Prints?

The Digital ICE™ for Photo Prints function requires more

memory for processing than normal scanning. Microtek

recommends 128MB of available RAM for ScanWizard

5 when performing normal scanning and 256MB of free

RAM or more for scanning with Digital ICE™ function.

For Macintosh users, a virtual memory setting of 900MB

may also be required.

What resolutions can I scan with Digital

ICE™ for Photo Prints?

Although the ScanMaker 6800 allows Digital ICE™

scanning at resolutions up to 1200dpi, Microtek

recommends 600dpi for your restoration scanning. With

this resolution setting, you will achieve a good balance

between quality and scanning speed (most inkjet printers

only need 200dpi for best-quality printing). As with

all scanners, increasing your scanning resolution will

increase both the le size and the time it takes to scan

your photo.

How long does a scan with Digital ICE™

for Photo Prints take?

As with all scanners, the scan times vary with the

size of your photos, your system specications, and

the connection you use. Here are the results achieved

with the ScanMaker 6800 connected to a Pentium 4

PC, 1.8GHz, 512MB RAM, running Windows XP Home

Edition. We scanned a 4” x 6” (101.6 x 152mm) photo

into Photoshop Elements using ScanWizard 5 with a

FireWire interface (having installed the FireWire card

included with the scanner).

Resolution

Without Digital ICE

for Photo Prints

With Digital ICE for

Photo Prints

300 dpi

0:16 3:28

600 dpi

0:26 3:34

1200 dpi

0:44 3:56

Please remember that scan times with Digital ICE™ for

Photo Prints are significantly increased by the two-pass

system needed to generate the defect map used in the

restoration process, but the resulting restored images

will save you countless hours spent retouching photos.

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