can you auto feed to scan pictures?
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The whole photo processing module of this machine is crap. Instead of futzing with the scanner, insert the photo disc from your camera into the front of HP and go to print from there. This method even lets you break out of the size/format constrictions HP's photo print software force you into it.
489815
I just tried it with a 4" x 6" picture, it doesn't take it, scanning is from the glass only. It didn't even try to pull the picture in and I moved it around to see if it needed to be in a different place.
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The auto-feed tray has an adjustable mechanism to keep a stack of documents aligned for sequential pick up of both single and double-sided documents. The capability to auto-feed works for copying, scanning, and faxing. The specifications for the Pro 8600 Premium indicates that the tray has a 50-sheet capacity. I think the quantity is for "regular" printer paper and not for photo paper. Photo paper may stick to other photos and to the auto-feed mechanism too so exercise care in its use or manually load on the flat panel for more precious or delicate photos.
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Yes, in general. Depends on the size of the pictures. The autofeed does bend the document (Picture) and on occasion will wrap around the feeder bar, so be careful. If it is a precious picture, I would only use flat screen
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I believe the printer is auto feed capable for pictures (not 100% sure on this), but I find that many of my scan/save file jobs require me to manually load EACH piece of paper to be scanned, on the glass platen. It adds a lot of time to the whole process. I still like this printer a lot, though. It works well for printing, copying, scanning and faxing.
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It can scan using the auto feed.. I don't know if it can do double sided scanning using the auto feed
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Hi Andrei. It's pretty quick actually. I never scan more than say 10-15 pages at a time though. The auto feed works great for this too. I actually own 3 of these all-in-ones for various locations.
394202
Yes, this printer has auto-feed for scanning and printing. Faithfully working for over a year now and I keep it busy.
1057354
You can't (unless the things you want to scan all fit on the scanner at once). HP might have a document loadder that you could buy as an add on.
1466577
You can set spots for the camera to auto-rotate to and it will continually scan to your pre-set spots.
1248057
Yes. In the manual feed slot. Mt checks are the kind where there are 3 on a page. It works very well.
2224741
I believe it does not come with an automatic document feeder. I went to a PC World page (on the MG5320) where I got this "For a similar model with an automatic document feeder, check out the Canon Pixma MX360." Soooo, it'll be one at a time, my boy! As for feeding from the back hopper, you can (and must for photo paper) go to "settings" and access a change of tray there.
1166905
Yes. However this is not a flat bed scanner, so pictures need to pass through the feeder. Your pictures may get rolled, or they may be too thick.
2212857
NO you cannot do that. The document feeder is designed to hold 10 pages. When your scanner completes scanning a document the software will prompt for a name one document at a time. There is no batch scanning feature.
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I'm not aware of an auto feed dock. I bought an item that you mount the scanner to and lay your paper on it and move it by hand.
1140107
Yes. Jpegs for photos and pdfs for documents. Once you tell the scanner you're scanning photos, it auto"magically" knows you want jpegs.
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There is no rapid feed. Its a manual feed, one slide at a time. You don't want to scan 4 at a time as you may have to do a little editing to each slide prior to storage on the SD card. Hope this helps - AJ
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HelloToday, yes "Annella" the "VuPoint" scanner is perfect for picture scanning even right out of a magazine or a book! this scanner really comes in handy when you are out and you come across a very good recipe that you just can't pass up or a friend shows you a snap shot of the both of you when you were in elementry school and you just have to have a copy of it right away, I use my scanner all the time and then download into my PC I found the Hard Case also at Amazon.com so it keeps my VuPoint protected all the time, I would recommend this scanner as a good buy, I hope this helps, the Divinefairy, 08/05/2013
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Manual feed I'm pretty sure. Problem I had is that it would lock up with funny colors on the screen whenever I tried to scan - right out of the box, so I returned it.
1246705
The auto feed on the top only works for the scanner and copier. Envelopes and non standard paper have to go in the paper feeder. Hopefully that helps.
2002063
Manually feed a tray of 5 or 6 through and scan an image at a time. The tray is notched to stop at the appropriate place.