Is there any product like this that actually works. Great idea to be able to feed photos into a scanner and convert them to jpegs on the desktop.
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I found this product to work well in converting pictures. However, the installation of the soft ware took over with all the pictures on the computer.
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Presumably your printer/scanner has a USB portal.In which case I'm quite sure it's doable but I wouldn't know exactly how. But many folks could know.
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Thanks for all the answers. Actually, I googled this and found out I could just drop and drag files using the Computer screen and that it working great to transfer the photos.Thanks again.
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Hi Bee Sun, It works on any photo, even it is old photo, it will picks up the image digitally. Thanks.
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Hi, the best way to use this is to use a Sandisk. I have a 32 GB sdhc chip that goes (upside-down) into the back of the scanner, and then you can stick the chip into either the Mac or PC. Works well for us.
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There is software that comes with the device. But... I never took the time to install it and I just scan and then open up the jpegs in a folder that get generated when you do an initial scan. I hope to get around to installing the software one of these days... ;-)
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Yes and No. You can but it will not be that efficent. It will work but it will not work like a normal usb scanner. If you are really mobile it would probably work good but otherwise I would say buy a normal one because they are also more inexpensive . Hope this helps
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The scanner works great. The image is saved to a folder you designate with the software that comes with the scanner. Very easy setup.
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Never tried and I seriously doubt it for they got you on this one. I finally broke down and bought a different camera for it was getting way to expansive. I will miss the quick photo dock. People were so amazed when i handed them a photo 5 minutes later. Most people will have 1000's of digital pictures in a computer and never put them in a photo book. Nothing like a photo book to kick back and look at or pass along. I swear my wife has a million pics in her camera doing nothing, but technically I can't answer your question, but you may want to consider to move on to different camera.Best
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No experience with scanning photos. We however scan large quantities of documents without issues of damage. The image quality is very good, but never tried with a photo. Sorry. That being said, photos tend not to be standard paper sizes and it does have the adjustable guides on the paper feeder, so I think that will help keep them lined up.
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I want to scan old pictures to my computer. If logos and graphics don't come as expected I am skeptical about photos. Has anybody attempted pictures?
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Not that I know about, but if you have a Mac you can use "image capture" to scan. It comes with the OS. Maybe Windows has something similar.
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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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Hi, Can anyone confirme if (in Snow Leopard) the ImageCapture or Preview app can scan from this scanner (if USB connected) ?I wouldn't like to use brother's software...Thanks very much,Dany.
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It doesn't do well with glossy paper/photos. I tried to scan about 50 photos and it would start to skip and make some interesting images. IMHO, you'd want a flatbed scanner for best results.
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I have no hesitation on recommending. The built in software for uploading photos to a computer doesn't come with instructions but was fairly simple & only took a out 5 minutes to figure out where the jpeg's were to copy them.
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What did you end up getting? You sound like you might be a novice like myself. I am simply looking to scan in/preserve family photos. I want the best results but not too complicated for the non-pro to use. I also have a macbook pro.