Can it scan to photoshop element? What kind of file is created? jepg? txt? img?
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You have your choice of what format you want to save it as. I have not tried it with photoshop but I would assume you could just save it to a specific place (your desktop or a specified folder) and then import it into what ever program you wanted.
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The scans can be saved as JPEGAnd edited in any program that accepts this format
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The scans can be saved as JPEG And edited in any program that accepts this format
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Using the software that comes with the scanner, you can go into the File Save Settings and under Image Format select if you want .jpg, .pdf, .tif, or .bmp file. In other words, Yes, you can save your files as such:)
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My scanner is an Epson Perfection V 370. "Full Auto Mode" appears to have JPEG as default. Other settings (Home Mode, etc) allow one to choose "File Save Settings." These include JPEG, TIFF, PICT, but not GIF.
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You can save scanned items as .jpg. You have to manually change the setting in the first scan to .jpg, then subsequent scans are saved as .jpg.
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I'm on Windows 7 / 64 Bit, but don't scan into Photoshop. It works great scanning into Paint.NET.
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Unfortunately the answer is "no". The program only recognizes scans as pictures and not characters.
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Yes. Once the first file is saved to a specific folder, the scanner defaults the image to save to that folder the next time, and will point to that folder until you navigate to save the image to a different folder. I like programming the "scan" button to scan using the PDF scanner driver (go to Control Panel &gt;&gt; Devices and Printers &gt;&gt; right click the Fujitsu scanner &gt;&gt; Properties).
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This unit scans to your own USB/storage device that you can put into your Apple or your PC. The files appear as jpgs. I use it on both Apple and PC.
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Totally depends on your software. VueScan supports TIFF. I do not see it as an option with Epson Scan. But I do not use it that often to know for sure.Google VueScan and check that your computer operating software is supported.Looks like it will be for Windows 8. But just double check to be sure.
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It scanned to jpg files. The file names are in the form EK_0001.jpg, EK_0002.jpg, etc. So you have to rename all the files. Also, if you do scanning at different times, be sure you don't overwrite earlier files, since it starts naming the files with EK_0001 again. It can be confusing. They should have developed a better way to name the files.
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Elements 9 should be able to do anything you want in terms of scanning and improving photos, unless there is a glitch in reading or accepting the scanner's driver.... which may happen if the driver for the scanner is old. When it is all working correctly, the scanner's name will show up in the import option of the left-most pull down in Elements. When you choose it and the scanner is on, you should get an interface to do the scan and the file turns up directly in the Elements editor when it is done. If there IS a compatibility issue, scans can be made with a number of accessories and freewares.... including my favorite.... Irfanview. Those files can be saved in a JPEG or TIFF format and then easily opened up for editing in Elements.
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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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Nothing to add... Same story: have JPEG but can't attach and the next best bet is their site. Good luck :-)I can tell you it's an awesome tool though...Scratch that : I just added the instructions sheet to the customer images. Hope this helps.
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Ha! Varied Responses here! Let me try to add to them by just saying this... This disc set is composed of Pictures... high quality pictures. Lots of Files and folders of pictures (textures / backgrounds / photos / templates). You don't Need photoshop per say... you could use "Gimp" which is free and able to be downloaded over the internet and will be able to open the "PSD" file extensions just fine. Very few "PSD" files are included when compared to the amount of TIF's included. There are "Tutorials" included with this disc set - and yes, they are geared towards photoshop - but if you are willing to learn (or already know) another graphics editing software, you'll be just fine and able to adapt the tutorials to what you currently use. I haven't found one tutorial yet that uses Photoshop Specific only techniques - and I've used Gimp, Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, and Pixler (online). - hope this helps
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Yes. I love this scanner. It is so easy to use. I just connect it to my computer and scan in. You are given the choice of where you want to save what you have scanned.
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Not directly. You scan first to a mini smart card, then connect the scanner to the computer via USB and import the images.
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The only way I have used it is to do the scan, then attach the scanner to the computer via USB and drag and drop the JPG or PDF to the computer to open the document. I've been very satisfied all aspects of the scanner. Because I work out of town a lot and scan large blueprints and maps, I purchased a 32GB memory card as insurance.Max Schnepf at maxks1@cox.net