Does this do the same thing as the ImageMate 5 in 1 reader? Is this an upgrade to that? Do you still sell the 5 in 1?
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No, this is an upgrade to the SDDR-189, which has the exact same shape and features, but operates only up to USB 2.0 speeds.
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The SanDisk 5 in 1 only reads five different card types while the All in One reader reads pretty much every card type. Yes this is an upgrade to that model. Yes the 5 in 1 is still available for purchase for people who do not need as many card types to be read.
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Perhaps there are multiple revisions of this reader? A Sandisk 64gb microsdxc card works just fine in this reader (purchased about half a year ago). I remember reading one review saying how only the first 32gb was accessible, so I made sure to fill the card up as a test. Of course, this reader does not support sd3.01, so no UHS-I speeds.
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I'm a graphic designer, and I also have an Epson v500. I don't recommend the ScanSnap for photos or illustrations. Stick with the Epson v500 for that. But if you have a pencil sketch that you need to place in Adobe Illustrator as a guide, that's just fine.
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Its an upgrade from the P110i, they have different options for printing cards. It works just fine for me.
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Hi Kathryn (same spelling as my daughter). I previously tried to use a film scanner that I never got going - software clash or faulty - I don't know. What I liked about the SVP was that it is stand alone, scans to an SD card, jpg files. That way as long as your computer can read a sdcard (via a sdcard reader slot or a USB sdcard memory reader - about $10NZ) you can get your pictures. The other beauty is that last weekend I was asked to mind the gallery for a couple of hours so I took the SVP scanner, some negs (the SD card 32Gig) had lunch and and scanned 7 rolls of films. So YES it should be okay for a mac. Enjoy, regards Murray Hi Kathryn (same spelling as my daughter). I previously tried to use a film scanner that I never got going - software clash or faulty - I don't know. What I liked about the SVP was that it is stand alone, scans to an SD card, jpg files. That way as long as your computer can read a sdcard (via a sdcard reader slot or a USB sdcard memory reader - about $10NZ) you can get your pictures. The other beauty is that last weekend I was asked to mind the gallery for a couple of hours so I took the SVP scanner, some negs (the SD card 32Gig) had lunch and and scanned 7 rolls of... » Read More Hi Kathryn (same spelling as my daughter). I previously tried to use a film scanner that I never got going - software clash or faulty - I don't know. What I liked about the SVP was that it is stand alone, scans to an SD card, jpg files. That way as long as your computer can read a sdcard (via a sdcard reader slot or a USB sdcard memory reader - about $10NZ) you can get your pictures. The other beauty is that last weekend I was asked to mind the gallery for a couple of hours so I took the SVP scanner, some negs (the SD card 32Gig) had lunch and and scanned 7 rolls of films. So YES it should be okay for a mac. Enjoy, regards Murray « Show Less
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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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The way I understand this issue is that it only applies to "3 in 1 printers", (copier, scanner, printer). The version of windows is not the issue. I tried using it on both xpsp3 and 7 pro, both rendered the same results. The other brand I have had good luck with is "prolific". With this adapter you will be required to install drivers.
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Jeff,Only used this V37 once. This scanner replaced a very good but old scanner that will not run on win 7 so brought the V37. I use a program call Picture Manager that comes with Office. Good to do basic editing and I use an old program call Print Shop Pro to add text. I don't do slideshows and but put them in Shutterfly for others to view as a slideshow you will need another software to do that and there are many out there. You can put many 4x6 on a disk but it all depend on the file size.
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Hi K!I am plugging it into the USB port directly, I don't have a card reader. iPhoto didn't recognize it... its own software that came on the cd (ancient) didn't see it... I got out the instructional booklet and did all the dumb stuff... you know. The spec's for the product don't advertise that they cover 10.5.5, which is the sad part. I'm hoping that's something they will fix soon? Or I'll figure out a workaround soon. Let me know if you have any luck!
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Aloha Carmen, this Canon BT adapter is one of the very 1st EARLY 1.0 versions, and even "if" it did, I would Never, Ever recommend it, as it did not function properly, was always losing BT signal, and was way tooooo slooooow. Btw, my Canon MX850 just died luckily I had an almost brand new Epson WorkForce 645, you know that was featured on the movie, 'Girl With the Dragon Tattoo'? I haven't yet set-up the Wireless Coverage, but, I would recommend the App Airprint, as I just set it up for my Biz patner, and it really Rocks! LMK, if you need any other options. aloha, DM
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Scandall 2.01 is included in the one I have - doesn't say premium. Not sure of the additional software as disks and docs are stored in different location. Can say that the scanner is flawless, as well as the included software.
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Yes I did. In the end I bought the v700. Its a great machine for microfiche or any transparent film for that manner. Its easy to make scans that are so high res that they are physically bigger than Photoshop can open. At the time I don't think I could find anything better without spending a few thousand more. Its been 3 years since we got it so they probably have a new model, but this one is perfect for our fine-art reproduction needs.If you have more questions shoot us an email to sales at HistoricMapWorks dot comVisit the website in the link if you want to see some scans of maps that were previously on microfiche.Best Yes I did. In the end I bought the v700. Its a great machine for microfiche or any transparent film for that manner. Its easy to make scans that are so high res that they are physically bigger than Photoshop can open. At the time I don't think I could find anything better without spending a few thousand more. Its been 3 years since we got it so they probably have a new model, but this one is perfect for our fine-art reproduction needs.If you have more questions shoot us an email to sales at HistoricMapWorks dot comVisit the website in the link if you want to see some... » Read More Yes I did. In the end I bought the v700. Its a great machine for microfiche or any transparent film for that manner. Its easy to make scans that are so high res that they are physically bigger than Photoshop can open. At the time I don't think I could find anything better without spending a few thousand more. Its been 3 years since we got it so they probably have a new model, but this one is perfect for our fine-art reproduction needs.If you have more questions shoot us an email to sales at HistoricMapWorks dot comVisit the website in the link if you want to see some scans of maps that were previously on microfiche.Best « Show Less
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Jeff, Only used this V37 once. This scanner replaced a very good but old scanner that will not run on win 7 so brought the V37. I use a program call Picture Manager that comes with Office. Good to do basic editing and I use an old program call Print Shop Pro to add text. I don't do slideshows and but put them in Shutterfly for others to view as a slideshow you will need another software to do that and there are many out there. You can put many 4x6 on a disk but it all depend on the file size.
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SanDisk ImageMate 12-in-1 reader/writer supports CF cards up to at least 16GB (higher not tested yet).For SDHC support, check the 20-90 number on the back label of the SDDR-89:- SDHC support with 20-90-03066 and 20-90-03103- No SDHC support with 20-90-00136, 20-90-00163, 20-90-03029 (these (older) readers were designed before the SDHC specification was released) For best performance, always make sure you have installed the latest firmware version.You can find this information at www.sandisk.com > readers/accessories > ImageMate readers > 12-in-1 reader > firmware upgrade SanDisk ImageMate 12-in-1 reader/writer supports CF cards up to at least 16GB (higher not tested yet).For SDHC support, check the 20-90 number on the back label of the SDDR-89:- SDHC support with 20-90-03066 and 20-90-03103- No SDHC support with 20-90-00136, 20-90-00163, 20-90-03029 (these (older) readers were designed before the SDHC specification was released) For best performance, always make sure you have installed the latest firmware version.You can find this information at www.sandisk.com > readers/accessories > ImageMate readers... » Read More SanDisk ImageMate 12-in-1 reader/writer supports CF cards up to at least 16GB (higher not tested yet).For SDHC support, check the 20-90 number on the back label of the SDDR-89:- SDHC support with 20-90-03066 and 20-90-03103- No SDHC support with 20-90-00136, 20-90-00163, 20-90-03029 (these (older) readers were designed before the SDHC specification was released) For best performance, always make sure you have installed the latest firmware version.You can find this information at www.sandisk.com > readers/accessories > ImageMate readers > 12-in-1 reader > firmware upgrade « Show Less
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I tried 2 of these with windows 7. The first one pretty much never worked (see earlier review). Amazon promptly sent a replacement which worked OK (although it seemed slow) for a while, then it began to copy only 1 file, and then get errors about "no files found". I finally gave up on this and got a similar reader by transcend (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001NS0OZ4) which has given no problems so far.
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I can not be sure of your situation but I was having trouble with a a high speed card reader that I purchased with the camera. Then a friend suggested I purchase a Kingston card reader (under $20 at the time) which reads multiple card styles and I have not had any trouble since.
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I got mine from Fry's. It is the newer model with 128mb. There was some lagging in speed because the images were too high of a resolution. The quick fix is to use the WindowsXP powertool call ImageRiser. Free to download. Shrunk my 5.0mp images from about 1.7mb in size down to about 30k (at the 800x600 setting). Images now slideshow much faster and with a left over 512mb SD I had laying around, I could easily put thousands of images on it. Could not get the videos to work though, would be nice but no biggie. On the images where the pictures are bright and sunny, it looks great, but darking indoor images, the contrast is not so great. From 6 feet away, it is very watchable, up close at 2 to 3 feet, you can see the pixels.