WolfVision VZ-C12 User Manual - Handbuch (Seite 9)

The working surface of the Visualizer (#9) has a special
crystalline white color, which is especially designed for
perfect reproduction of transparencies.
Even if you own an optional light box, it is
recommended using the top light for
transparencies due to better color reproduction and
because the synchronized lightfield still shows the
pickup-area of the built-in camera.
In the following cases, the usage of an optional light
box is recommended:
- If the transparency is very dark such as x-rays
- If the transparency is very wavy and causes
reflections
- If the room light causes reflections on
transparencies
When an optional light box is in use, the light of the
Visualizer should be switched off.
This
has the disadvantage that the synchronized
lightfield of the top light no longer marks the pick-up
area of the built-in camera.
Lightbox
(optional)
Working Surface / Light Box
If the top light of the Visualizer is used (default) a synchronized lightfield always marks the
pick-up area of the built-in camera on the working surface.
The alignment of this lightfield is made for working on the working surface.
Because of the oblique mounting of the camera and the light projector of the Visualizer, the
lightfield shifts to the right when the distance between the Visualizer and the scanned object
is decreased (when capturing high objects).
This means that the lightfield no longer exactly shows the recorded area. In this case switch
off the light of the Visualizer by pressing the LIGHT key
(#33) and work with room light.
Synchronized Lightfield
1. Place your subject material on the working surface.
A synchronized lightfield on the working surface
marks the pick-up area of the built-in camera.
Just place your subject material in the illuminated
area.
2. Select the enlargement required with the
ZOOM keys (#27).
3. When the image is out of focus, adjust the
sharpness with the FOCUS keys (#31).
Synchronized
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Shooting Area On The Working Surface
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