want to scan multiple photos simultaneously and create several individual scans, not one large scan. Does XP-810 make individual scans of photos?
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If you install the Epson Scan software and set it in "Professional Mode", you will be able to preview an entire screen of photos, select each one individually, then choose "All". Each photo will be saved individually. So you scan once, but save multiple photos at the same time. This scanner does not have a negative or slide scanning attachment. Prints only.
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It can scan and save multiple pages but you have to feed each page individually
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There's no scanning "tray" to scan documents succession. I'm unsure of the windows 8 compatibility; however, I would not be hesitant to say that the included software and drivers would allow configuration with Windows 8.
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You can preview/scan several pictures at a time and still use the marque box tool to scan them individually. or just scan them all or scan them one at a time.
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I place multiple documents in the upper level tray and then hit scan. It should save them as a collective file within your computer.
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Yes, the Epson scanner gets 4 essentially at the same time. It still takes a long time to do a big batch, but is much faster than the HP printer/scanner. We have both.
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not many...i hated that scanner. Check out the Brother Image Center ADS 2000. It works well and can do multiple pages.
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As far as I know, that is a feature of the software you use on the computer. Personally, i do it a different way with photoshop's crop and straighten and automate this process. First i scan all the images putting as many as possible on the scanner. Then I automate photoshop to run the crop and straighten on a whole folder of scans. It quickly opens each scan, crops each one. Then saves each one into a different folder. Once it is done I can quickly look through all the photos. I find this faster then manually picking which ones to keep. It does take a little know how to set up the process but once you do it will do all the hard work for you.
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I can only tell you that I laid several photos on the scanner expecting to rescan for each photo I needed. However, when I hit preview, each photo appeared as a separate smaller window.
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I have only fooled with this a little, but yes, you insert the slides one at a time and the slide is scanned to a memory card (you supply). I think there is a way to scan to a file on your computer but I haven't been home to try all the features. The operation is very simple, there is a way to specify bw negatives, color negative, or slides. I am a little concerned about the quality of the images, but I need to get an image from a slide I've had professionally scanned, and then compare the two scans.
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Yes, one can scan multiple photos at once, provided they all fit on the platen (the glass area under the cover) without overlapping (unless, of course, overlapping images is something that's wanted). Some kind of image editing tool will be needed later, in order to pull the pictures apart into separate files (which is what is usually desired). In some cases (high-resolution scanning), the combined scan of multiple photos will be too big to edit, so scanning them one-at-a-time would be a better approach in that case.
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Yes. I do it all the time. Just scanned in an 8 page document last night. That has more to do with software than the hardware and the software that comes with the scanner works well.
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you can only scan one side at a time. scan twice if you want to crop two different parts of a doc....
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You can do this with the provided Epson scanning software. Note that you have to be in Professional Mode to do this. This will be at the very top of the scanning software window. Once you've done your preview scan, create selection marquees around each item you wish to scan separately. After you make each selection, there will be a black line drawn around each one when it is not selected. The one that is active will have the "marching ants" around it. Then just hold down the shift key (on the Mac) and select each of the other items. All should now have separate "marching ants" selection areas around them. When you hit "scan," the scanner will then scan them all and save each one as a separate file. OR, you can do a preview scan with the "thumbnail" box checked (it is at the very bottom of the window.) This will provide you with previews in thumbnail mode of your multiple images and you can check a box for each one you want scanned separately. Also, you can tell it what you want your naming convention to be, what number to start with, etc. prior to scanning. Epson provides great documentation on how to do everything on this scanner. There is a "Help" button in the scan software window which links you to the user manual. Here is a link on how to do: files.support.epson.com/htmldocs/ex10kg/ex10kgrf/howto_4.htm
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With the portable scanner, it's one page at a time. I don't know about the desktop scanner. I believe it's multiple pages.
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Hi, Alex. This scanner will make individual files of each image; for instance, if I scan a negative strip with four pictures on it, the scanner will ultimately make four files. If you're on Facebook, check out my page Harrison Photo Restoration & Archival Service. It shows a considerable amount of the work I've done with this scanner, including 'before and after' images. I love this scanner and think it's amazing.
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As far as I know, it will not scan and automatically crop multiple pictures.