Re: How to scan large images with the CanoScan 9000F Mark II

Oh my goodness!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Hi Riley!
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How to scan large images with the CanoScan 9000F Mark II

I kept getting this error:
ScanGear
You are trying to scan an image exceeding 100 MB.
Reduce image size or switch off the thumbnails view mode,
when you want to scan this image.
OK
I couldn't find the fix anywhere online but I eventually figured it out myself. I'm posting it here so that other people don't have to waste time figuring it out.
The fix is to click the button in toolbar in the upper left corner of the ScanGear window. The icon looks like a photograph and a slide. The tooltip when you hover over it says "Switches on/off the thumbnails view mode".
This will switch the preview window to showing the entire scan area but you can still zoom in to adjust the scanning rectangle by clicking the magnifying class button in the toolbar.
There is another setting you may want to change in order to be able to scan even larger images.
- In the Canon IJ Scan Utility, click the "Settings" button.
- Click ScanGear in the list on the left.
- Check "Enable large image scans".
- You can also set the JPEG and PDF compression levels from here by clicking the "Settings" button.

Hi Riley!
So that the Community can help you better, we will need to know the computer operating system you're using (Windows XP/Vista/7/8 or Mac 10.x). Any error messages or other details you'd like to give will also help the Community better understand your issue.
Thanks and have a great day!

In iPhoto, how can I export images with the metadata - including the title and caption information - intact as part of the image?

In iPhoto, how can I export images with the metadata — including the title and caption information — intact as part of the image?

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Scan large image with small image.

Is it possible to take a large and a small image, and check if the small image is somewhere in the large image.
Perhaps with some sort of precision so it doesn't have to match 100 %.

prometheuzz wrote:
eikhorsholm wrote:
Super, that's all...! Thanks...
Or... Perhaps some code-example, You are probably not fully aware of how difficult this is. It's impossible to post an "example snippet": it's no Hello World kind of thing.I agree. In fact, I'm guessing OP isn't up to speed on "Image Processing". If so, I'd recommend OP studies Image Processing for a good 6 months to a year before even attempting this project.
links to tutorials, source-code etc. would be nice!The Quantitative Imaging Group of the Technical University in Delft are among the top of their field:
[http://www.ist.tudelft.nl/qi]
and their previous home page [http://www.ph.tn.tudelft.nl/]
I'm sure they have some interesting reports/publications on their website.Yeah, and you can search for pattern recognition or image matching or something and find stuff on Google. It's not the most complex thing in the world, but you have to understand some core fundamentals. i.e. if you're right out of high school you'll need possibly months of study before succeeding.

Re: How to scan a document with the HP Deskjet 2540 All in one.

Scanning with a HP 2542 using MS Vista

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Hello,
Did you download the kit sdkfor using the axis media control active X:
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Problem with interface between Photoshop and CanoScan 9000f, mark II

I have just upgraded my Mac to OS X 10.9.1, Photoshop to CC, and purchased the CanoScan 9000F, mark II. I had the CanoScan 8600F previously which came 8+ years ago with Elements 4 but now all this is obsolete with the current software and OS. In Photoshop Elements 4 and the old scanner, I could go to the File menu, select "Import" and find the scanner listed, going then directly to the Canon ScanGear interface to use to scan images. This is not currently happening with the new software and scanner. Under the File menu now I now only see "Images from device..." which takes me to another much less useful interface with the scanner. How can I get Photoshop to again connect directly to the ScanGear interface?

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The direct connection required the less-than-reliable TWAIN plugin to access the manufacturer's scanner driver which was usually 32 bit only. Photoshop CC is going 64 bit only (it's there already on Macs) so Adobe has removed TWAIN from CC entirely.
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/twain-plug-photoshop-cs4-cs5.html
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1245120
Additionally, when in use, TWAIN requires exclusive access to Photoshop so you cannot do anything else while scanning is occurring.
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CanoScan 9000F Mark II: HP or Dell what graphics card etc are needed to use the 9000F?

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When clicking "Save image as" how can I get Firefox to auto add a (1) (2) etc at the end of the filename if an image with the same filename already exists?

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Hello,
That is not a feature that is supported natively within Firefox but there are various add-ons which I think will do the job you need.
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The problem is i would like to further adjust them in photoshop cs3 without creating a duplicate.
Is there a possibility to mark this images with the Circle Symbol (for edited with external editor) or do I really have to open each image than close again, delete the master and then the remaining image with the circle can be opened and further enhanced in Photoshop without duplicating the image.
Another example:
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Thanks to anybody, but i found the way on how to capture the image.
1. Take a snapshot of the screen.
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3. Take the snapshot of the scrolled part of the screen.
4. Scroll the screen pushing the button down.
5. Take the snapshot of the scrolled part of the screen.
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7. Join the images first, second and third images, to get a single one corresponding to the hole info of the browser.
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The thing in this problem is to manage the images as RGB components for that you must use the getPixel(col, row, color); method to manipulate the components in matrix and added to a bigger matrix where you join the complete components. Be sure that you manage the 3D matrix correctly, [width of the screen] [height of the screen] [RGB components], i.e.
* This saves just the red component, the green and blue must be saved too.
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