Comments on: Boats http://craigphoto.wordpress.com/2009/06/16/boats/ Craig Brewer talks about his photography. Mon, 21 Dec 2009 00:19:18 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: craigphoto http://craigphoto.wordpress.com/2009/06/16/boats/#comment-455 craigphoto Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:36:31 +0000 http://craigphoto.wordpress.com/?p=1470#comment-455 Werner, you are correct, the largest size the 9000 can scan is 6x9cm. But with a little Photoshop magic you can make it happen. With the glass carrier, slide the 6x12cm transparency into the holder so that one end is visible and then scan. Then reinsert the transparency so that the other end is visible and scan that. You will have plenty of overlap in the middle, so then open both scans up in Photoshop and go to "File" then "Automate" and finally "Photomerge" and follow the procedure. Photoshop will then automatically merge the two picture ends into one. Werner, you are correct, the largest size the 9000 can scan is 6×9cm. But with a little Photoshop magic you can make it happen. With the glass carrier, slide the 6×12cm transparency into the holder so that one end is visible and then scan. Then reinsert the transparency so that the other end is visible and scan that. You will have plenty of overlap in the middle, so then open both scans up in Photoshop and go to “File” then “Automate” and finally “Photomerge” and follow the procedure. Photoshop will then automatically merge the two picture ends into one.

]]> By: Werner Mess http://craigphoto.wordpress.com/2009/06/16/boats/#comment-454 Werner Mess Thu, 12 Nov 2009 09:30:32 +0000 http://craigphoto.wordpress.com/?p=1470#comment-454 Dear Craig Brewer, How did you manage to scan the 6x12 slide with the 9000 scanner? Officially 6x9 is the limit and that is what I was able to accomplish until now, so, I would be very grateful for any advice! Thanks, Werner Mess Dear Craig Brewer,
How did you manage to scan the 6×12 slide with the 9000 scanner? Officially 6×9 is the limit and that is what I was able to accomplish until now, so, I would be very grateful for any advice!
Thanks,
Werner Mess

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