what is the difference within the scanNcut CM250 and this one?
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The difference is in the accessories and the number of patterns that come with it. Except for the color, there isn't any difference that I can see between the machines themselves.
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This link might help http://www.documentsnap.com/fujitsu-scansnap-how-are-the-s1300-and-scansnap-s1500-models-different/
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You might not care yet as a beginner, but the Digic II processor (but NOT the Digic III) can be modified with the third-party CHDK firmware. This means that, down the line, you can turn on all sorts of advanced features in the 710is (live histogram, RAW format, intervalometer, etc, etc, etc) but not in the 720.I have a 710 and absolutely love it.
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Pardon any inaccuracies, but best I recall there are 2 "modes" you can scan with: the "built-in"/one touch mode (for lack of a better term) and the other using the extremly unstable "Paperport LE" software that came with it....in either case it uses sorta a date format, renaming each subsequent scant 001, 002 et
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I was not sure when I first looked, then I realized the different models had different temperature capabilities, and if I recall some of them had different focus ratio as well.Keeping this in mind, Read descriptions carefully, the differences will be more apparent!
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Analog, not digital. Try "http://www.scannerworld.com/content/product/model/BC355N" to get further info
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I did not purchase this exact item because I think this is an updated version of the one I originally purchased. I returned it. It was extremely difficult to work with in scanning slides, very slow and the color resolution was awful. I eventually purchased a Canon CanoScan 8800F flatbed scanner from Amazon (probably five years ago) and love it! I scanned almost 15,000 slides and it is still going strong. Easy to work with, great for scanning slides, negatives, photos or documents. I have Windows XP and it is compatible. Remember, I purchased it years ago so I am sure there is an updated version of the one I have. I cannot say enough good about it. Not to mention customer service for Canon products is located in the U.S. I have contacted them twice and always received knowledgeable, understandable and quick resolution to my questions. I think I paid right at $200 for the Canon, but it would be worth it at twice the price. I would strongly encourage you to NOT purchase the Pacific Image unit.
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Sorry, don't know. I really did not like the software, so I dumped it for a Brother DS700d sheet fed scanner with Page Maker software which are far superior and costs less.
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Looking at Legio Aerium's blog posting, the difference appears to be about 2/3rd stop. The posting says that the meter reading was at the keyboard which seems to be slightly off axis. So, I wonder if that's explains the difference in the reading that Will observed ... which is 1 stop.Interesting posting with pictures here. http://www.legioaerium.com/blog/single-vs-double-diffusion-panels-whats-the-difference
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You might not care yet as a beginner, but the Digic II processor (but NOT the Digic III) can be modified with the third-party CHDK firmware. This means that, down the line, you can turn on all sorts of advanced features in the 710is (live histogram, RAW format, intervalometer, etc, etc, etc) but not in the 720. I have a 710 and absolutely love it.
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My mgr elected not to use the scanner so I can't answer your question. Sorry. Other than that, it's been a very reliable and fairly easy to use machine so far. Regards, Ric
1011214
From what I've read all over the web, and since doing a 7525 search on HP.com sends you to 7520 documents, there appears to be no difference. The 7525 is sold at Costco and Sams Club - so maybe it's just a marketing ploy.
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B. Finberg - Thank you for your detailed and thorough response. It seems like this may be the scanner for me, but I am going to take you up on your recommendation to check out dedicated negative scanners as well so I can make the best decision. Ryan
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Both seem to be same. Here is the link from HP website. I searched for 7525 and I was redirected to 7520. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=5286643&lc;=en&cc;=us&dlc;=en
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A4 is slightly narrower and longer than 8.5 x 11 paper. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_(paper_size)). The scanner is drawn manually across the page. Longer is longer. Unit works very well. Good resolution if you're steady with it. I also Recommend the scanning stand: VuPoint Table Top Scanning Stand for Magic Wand Portable Scanner well worth the extra dollars. for the office, I'd recommend a flat bed scanner. For travel, this thing is perfect.
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I was not sure when I first looked, then I realized the different models had different temperature capabilities, and if I recall some of them had different focus ratio as well. Keeping this in mind, Read descriptions carefully, the differences will be more apparent!
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Well, as of June 2008, there is a post in the CanoScan 8600 vs. 8800 discussion by CM-Monkey (I believe is his moniker) where he reports buying the V500 and the 8800 and his side by side comparison ends with Epson V500 the winner! So, where do we go now with this discussion? I'd rather not have to buy both scanners to do a side by side comparison myself.