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Kodak RFS 3600 Film Scanner Quick Reference Guide
This document serves as a Quick Reference Guide for the Kodak Professional RFS 3600 Film Scanner. It provides essential instructions for connecting the scanner to a computer via USB or SCSI, loading 35 mm filmstrips or slides, and powering the device. The guide also lists the required hardware and software specifications for Macintosh and PC-compatible systems.
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| Supported Film Types | 35 mm filmstrips 3-36 frames long; color negatives, color reversals, black and white negative film |
|---|---|
| Minimum RAM | 128 megabytes dynamic random access memory |
| Minimum Hard Disk Space | 200 megabytes available hard disk space |
| Minimum Monitor Resolution | 800 by 600 pixels |
| Default Resolution | 3600 dpi |
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Questions answered in these manuals
What safety precautions should I take?
Do not expose the scanner to water, humidity, or rain. Do not open the unit or remove the cover. Use only recommended accessories.
What is the Kodak RFS 3600 used for?
It is a film scanner used to scan film strips and slides.
What film types can the RFS 3600 scan?
It supports 35 mm filmstrips 3-36 frames long, including color negatives, color reversals (slide film), and black and white negative film.
Which software is required to operate the scanner?
The scanner requires Adobe Photoshop 5.0 or later, or other TWAIN-supporting software.
How do I connect the scanner to my computer?
You can connect the scanner using a SCSI cable or a USB cable. The manual provides detailed steps for both connections.
What software is required to use the scanner?
The manual includes instructions for installing the scanner software, which is required to operate the scanner.