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| You’ll need to install the CanoScan software that came with your scanner. This should include software called “ScanGear” or “Canon IJ Scan Utility”. When opened it will look like this: | You’ll need to install the CanoScan software that came with your scanner. This should include software called “ScanGear” or “Canon IJ Scan Utility”. When opened it will look like this: |
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| [[https://dev.scanning.guide/img/Canon1.png|{{https://dev.scanning.guide/img/Canon1.png|image}}]] | {{:canon1.png?direct}} |
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| Click the ScanGear button on the right side to get started. You’ll be presented with a screen similar to this: | Click the ScanGear button on the right side to get started. You’ll be presented with a screen similar to this: |
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| [[https://dev.scanning.guide/img/Canon2.png|{{https://dev.scanning.guide/img/Canon2.png|image}}]] | {{:canon2.png?direct}} |
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| ===== Advanced settings ===== | ===== Advanced settings ===== |
| See highlighted picture below: | See highlighted picture below: |
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| [[https://dev.scanning.guide/img/Canon3.png|{{https://dev.scanning.guide/img/Canon3.png|image}}]] | {{:canon3.png?direct}} |
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| This will allow you to select 48-bit mode from your Canon Scanner if you choose to do so in the main scanner window. | This will allow you to select 48-bit mode from your Canon Scanner if you choose to do so in the main scanner window. |
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