- Go to the computer in Axinn 002 that is connected to the Xsan (back left corner).
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- Turn on the power to the computer if it is not already on.
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- Turn on the power to the attached HP ScanJet 5590 scanner and verify that it is connected to the computer via USB.
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- Log in using your middlebury username and password.
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- Place your A4 paper into the automatic document feeder on top of the scanner. Do not place more than 50 sheets in at once.
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- Make sure that the image is facing up in the automatic document feeder and that the first image in the animation sequence is on top.
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- Push the button on the scanner with the icon that represents an image file. There is an arrow indicating the correct button to push.
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- A warning message pops up telling you that the Automatic Document Feeder is engaged. Select "OK".
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- Change the "Scan to:" location to Adobe Photoshop CS4 and choose "Accept".
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- Verify that Adobe Photoshop CS4 Launches and that each scanned page has it's own tab in the photoshop workspace.
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- If your animation is a landscape animation instead of a portrait animation Select File->Automate->Batch.
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- Under the "Play" settings choose Set: "Animation" and Action: "Rotate 90˚ Clockwise or Counter Clockwise".
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- Choose Source: "Opened Files".
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- Choose Destination: "Folder" and select Xsan_Media->CourseName->YourName->ProjectName.
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- Make sure to leave the "Override Action "Save As" Commands UNCHECKED. Select "OK"
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- Select File->Open Image Sequence.
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- Browse to Xsan_Media->CourseName->StudentName->ProjectName and select the first image file in the sequence. Choose "Open".
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- Select the desired framerate for the image sequence.
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- Browse to Xsan_Media->CourseName->YourName->ProjectName.
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 Save Quicktime Movie Location |
