What is the dynamic range for this scanner ?
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D-max spec by manufacturer is 3.8. This scanner is the same as Reflecta 7200, see review at filmscanner.info, a German site.
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Black & White, Greyscale or Color? B&W from what I remember about that maybe a little less. Color at 400dpi somewhat longer. It's a good scanner but not the fastest on the market - especially now - but it doesn't cost an arm and a leg either. I used to scan manuals with it and structured workflow so I was doing something else as it was scanning - worked pretty well that way.
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The unit scans at Lo-Med-Hi (300-600-900 dpi). Plus, you have the option to scan in color or monochrome.
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Sorry, we have no response for this question as we use it for scanning persons at security.
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Kind of impossible to say. Most quotes for range by manufacturers are theoretical based on max distance in a vacuum. If you are licensed to use this radio, you will understand its limitations based on the type of antenna and it's transmit power.For listening in, a dedicated scanner would be best. For transmitting, don't do it without a license!
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I believe it is 330. The website for Tanita has a full comparison chart for all of their scanners.
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There is a pin seeker mode on the range finder that would help with this. If your hands shake, it will give you multiple readings when it scans but you will easily be able to identity which one is the pin. You shouldn't have any trouble getting an accurate reading.
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I estimate 90 - 120 seconds to scan a 4 x 6 @ 600 dpi. Compare to ~25 seconds with my flatbed. Definitely not faster than a flatbed. But much easier to carry around.
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Sir, I did some quick checking on your question.The short answer is no. I found a 2D scanner here at amazon you may want to consider. Here is the link...Metrologic Focus MS 1690-Omnidirectional, 1D/2D, Pre-owned, good condition, tested. Reads poorly printed or damaged barcodes. Black and USB.paste that link into your address bar to see the scanner listing.Regards,John. webmaster@surf-rite.com
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I'm sorry, i don't have the 6130 scanner.So, i can tell you that the Fujitsu 6140 is a very good and fast scanner.I hope i've helped you.
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I was told that Epson scanners were the best for the money. I had difficulty with the software on my PC with Windows 64 bit Ultimate. Eventually I returned the scanner and stayed with the HP. Sorry I can't answer your question.
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Hi Phoebe - I don't know that actual scan speed but I can tell you that we use the scanner in a semi industrial setting where we will rapidly scan over 100 items per minute without a miss as long as the items and the scanner are properly oriented to each other - We are VERY pleased with this scanner - we purchased 10 with no failures reported in over a year's use and continuous use. -R. Smith
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Yes, I recommend it. I've had four different scanners. This is by far the best, light, multiple resolution settings, color or b/w. I love this one.
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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.
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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!
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I am still a bit new to scanning so I may be wrong but I believe this is considered a scanner capable of doing 800mhz analog trunk scanning. I am able to listen to our county trunking system in the 800mhz spectrum but I believe it is an analog system. Hope this helps!
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The short answer is "I don't know". But the motor is inaudible through the speakers, so any noise you hear would have to come from your amplifier or a disk. And as for dynamic range, I can only say that it's far better than that of the high end Teac CD player that it replaced. Unfortunately, I can't provide specific numbers. But for this price, this Sony machine is a remarkably high quality piece of equipment.