i want to punch out photos. will i be able to see the photo that i am punching to make sure it is centered?
1961320
Yes, you can. When you use it, the under side will be your top side, where there is a window/punching hole with which you can see what you are punching. When storing, you lock it and it looks like the photo.
560319
No, you see the potential shot in the digital screen on back. There is a small square that will appear in the screen where the camera thinks you are focusing on.
2018130
yes--if you save the image in your photo editor as portrait, 6x4, etc., first and then upload to the ViewSonic, it will display as portrait but you'll see either white or black to the right/left of the image--almost like borders. To eliminate that, you would need to resize, or add your own border, etc.
803992
Yes. Just to let you know the scanner did develop a line across the center of the photos when scanned. I could not send it back for repair However: Amazon let me return the product and I bought another one that is working good. This little scanner worked great for a while but did not last. I hope this helps.
252108
It will. However, don't forget that if you'e punching thick photo album pages, you do one a the time. I have had this machine close to two years now and it handled admirably all sorts of misuses and abuses. Really good product.
604541
It can - yes. If the pictures have clear boundaries between them, it will scan them into separate files. It is a setting in the scan tool.
605037
There is a paper guide in the ADF tray that can be set closer together to about the right width so it would seem one can. If your photos are flexible enough - which they probably are. I haven't tried it myself. PS - Just tried it with a photo. Set the sheet feeder to the appropriate width, place your photo in the ADF tray face up. The printer will chime when you put the photo in far enough (which isn't far, so don't force it). Open HP Device Manager. I selected 'Scan to PDF' but there are other options of course. The photo gets drawn into the ADF and spat out again underneath and, most importantly, the photo suffers no damage whatsoever. Not even the slightest amount of bending. I got a great .pdf out of it too. Hoofy
26971
not so much. These punches have a little tit at the end that keeps you centered on the pin. When the pin is not supported around the edges, using these punches will cause the pin to flair out if much force is used.
452774
I purchased this paper punch and its works very well for my 7 hole pages. However, my planner has the center 3 holes slightly closer together. Double check your planner to see if this is also true for yours. The punches can NOT be adjusted on this unit.
1654670
No. You can put something in front of it, but it will decrease the image quality.
1927109
It does not leave a mark or impression on the metal. It is best to mark your item with a fine point sharpie pen as to where you want to punch the metal--this will also help you center the punch with the mark. Look at the size of your punch and do a "run through" so to speak by lining up the dot to be punch and lowering the punch to see if you need to adjust where you want to center the punch. You never want to get too close to the edge as you don't want to have the hole edge to break easily. Test on some scrap metal if you are having some difficulties..it will give you a better perspective as to how close to the edge you can be. Hope this helps!
332139
It depends on the program and the set up. I set mine up to pick up correctly in SAI and Photoshop. So yes, but after you set it up to do so.
1146920
I'm not sure..i'd guess no though. When I made mine I tried cutting pics into a collage and inserting it. It wouldn't fit that way so I had to make a color copy of my collage and then that fit perfectly.
509184
Hello, On the picture in a listing, there is a sample of what it looks like when it is punched. We don't have another example. Thanks
670622
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 tried that, but found I could cut up to 3-4 sheets of paper with the cutter it came with, making their system faster. I also found that centering the design using a punch yielded uneven results, but that could be the punch I was using. If I am not mistaken, because it's been a while, the punches don't offer any bleed, making the paper a little too short when cut to size. Meaning, the button maker needs a little paper to wrap around so it is caught when the machine fuses the two pieces together. But again, it was a while ago and I don't have the machine handy to check.
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Not that I know of...you can go in and rotate pictures I think, but it won't save them that way.