how large of an image can this scanner scan
249992
8 1/2 x 11 is the largest document. We use this for my business, and really like it.
249993
as I recall, it was just a regular sheet of paper 8.5x11. It might have done 8.5x14 but I cannot quite remember. It was a great machine until I learned that it just stopped working after a time which was about a year.
1639805
No you dont. Unfortunately you only have two options of scanning it... 14MP or 22MP! Each photo scanned has the size of 3144 x 2232 and about 3,60MB.
2262561
The scanning software has an output function which will enable you to change the final size of the scanned image.You can also use photo-editing software to reduce the image and/or crop it to your desired size.Al G
723346
It should work ok unless it's bigger than legal sized paper. However, you have to hold the scanner and move it over what you want to scan which is what I don't like.
1520415
The scanner glass is 8 1/2 x 12 - but I would believe it only scans 8 1/2 x 11, because the scanner needs the length of the glass for the head to scan down the image. You might get a little more than 11 inches, but I don't think it will capture a full 12 inches in the scanning, and definitely no more than 8 1/2 in the width. I really like this scanner and is serving my small business well for our needs.
1449092
Yes it can! It scans either JPGs or PDFs and you can choose the resolution and quality before you scan.
2059382
A normal 8 1/2 x 11. You are limited in width but not length. Just change the orientation of your scanner.
1032834
You will need to set your scan for the maximum DPI possible and make sure that both the photo being scanned and the scanner glass is as free of dust / lint etc as possible. The only issue I see here is the graininess of the original photo. The larger the grain in the original the less desirable the 36 x 36 print will be.
360881
No. It only scans documents, photos, etc, that are 8 1/2 inches X 11 inches or smaller.
871541
The scanner is approximately 10" wide. You can auto feed a picture through it or you can hand hold the scanner and go down the picture. The photo would have to be able to fit in the width dimension, length is not an issue. It is a great product.
255770
Yes. the information on the back of the box marked "Approximate scan area sixe: at 300 DPI: 8.5" (width) and up to 130" (length)
87778
Sure, no problem. I usually scan at 300 dpi but I think it can even go higher. Saves as a JPEG or whatever you want!
1255183
Per specs it is "Scanning area: A3 11.7-in x 16.5-in (29.7cm x 42cm) ". It's a huge scanner with a freakish amount of glass area. It just wasn't going to do what I wanted. Before buying my warning would be - you must have a CD player on your computer. Don't expect ANYTHING from the company that makes it. If you're using it for only a few scans you're better off going to Kinkos and using higher quality scanners.
1609111
I'm sorry I don't know enough about computers to answer your question. However we are very satisfied with the scanner.
967190
Just for kicks and grins I scanned negatives and slides at the maximum resolution and I estimate the process took about 10-15 per. I also found out that scanning at the highest resolution created files so large (some as big as 600MB) that even though I have a fairly high performance PC, (Core i7, 12GB of RAM), the files were so big I couldn't open them. I dropped down to around 2400-4800 DPI and found the files created about 1.2MB or so. I also scanned files on my MBP with 4GB of RAM and it also created files too large to open and in a few cases it even crashed. I decided the 4800 DPI range was more than sufficient for scanning for my purposes which is to burn all these treasured slides and negatives to disk and give them to family so they can enjoy them too. If you are a professional photographer or designer and you need the max resolution you will need a box with the highest performing hardware you can buy and that will be commensurate with the price. Bottom line: Test various resolutions and see what works for your purposes. I read MANY of the reviews of this scanner before I bought it and decided it would work perform the job I needed it to do and it has performed admirably.
239153
It depends on the resolution of the scan. At highest resolution, full color 600dpi, it can take about 30 seconds, but full color at 300 dpi takes 10 seconds, and much less if you go to black and white text, and around 200 dpi, which is plenty high enough for a page of text, in which case less than 5 seconds. The nice feature about this scanner is that if you place a bunch of pictures on the scanner glass, and leave separation between them, it will recognize they are individual pictures and then trim and present you separate scanned images, as if you had scanned the pictures separately. But it's a bit tricky to be sure they are not close together, because if placed edge to edge, it appears to the scanner they are all part of one big picture.
2259916
Thank you for your inquiry! This scanner scans at the following DPI's: Standard: 300 DPI (default); High: 600 DPI; Fine: 900 DPI.