Can it scan a photo id? also, how many pages can be scanned at a time?
1842996
If the photo id is thin and does not have anything attached like pins or straps. If it does have things on it, one would be better with a page scanner where one can place it flat on the scanner.
1842997
If you scan photos and the pages have to ingrasarlas 1 1. The downside in my opinion is that not only offer support for free software. at others, it is very good
1842998
Hello, I've never tried to copy a Photo ID, but it should work fine as long as it is not too thick. This is a one page at a time manual feed.
1842999
Only one page can be scanned at a time, and yes a photo i.d. should go through it just fine. I have scanned credit cards with it. I own this and I love it for running my business. It is easy to use and helps keep track of everything by allowing me to put it into a computer.
1556911
it depends on the resolution you want to scan - if you chose 1 before the best, it would scan about 4 photos per minute. they don't have to be the same size; the tray only takes about 10 photos / pages at a time though - otherwise the fujitsu S1500 may be a better choice (double the price...)
1662571
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.
949933
I don't know. Haven't tried that. But I really doubt it. I have scanned almost 9000 pics so far and still scanning. Love it.
1474700
I would use it for that. The machine is super fast, and it's pretty impressive how accurate it is in sizing and framing whatever it is you're scanning. I haven't used it for scanning pictures, but I wouldn't hesitate to start.
351740
It scans in color, but I wouldn't use it to scan photos. When I first received it, I tried scanning a business card, and it came all washed out. It scanned the card and left the rest of the image black. It didn't auto correct. One would have photo shop to get exactly the image they desire.
2210171
No, it works like a scanner for your computer. They give you protective sleeves to put any old or delicate pictures in when you scan. It scans up to 8×10 size. I've owned it for a while and have done hundreds of photo's. ....love it.
2131388
I have not scanned credit cards with an integrated photo ID. The inconsistent thickness of the card, resulting from the raised lettering, might tax the scan path. However, the card scan device does a great job on state ID cards, business cards, insurance cards (including paper medicare cards) very well.
1565599
The default seems to be to scan multiple pages as one document but you can change that in the advanced settings. So the answer is that you can scan either way.
1253367
You can scan pages one after the other. The file numbers change each time you roll over a new document or pic. It does a really good job and is very valuable when doing research .
1751686
No. It can't even scan 8.5" x 14" legal documents. However, with photoshop you could scan it in sections and past it together.
917529
Yes, it does; it also auto crops photos... so you can scan like 4 at a time and it figures out how to crop them into individual pictures.
881640
I select photo + jpg (or tif) for signatures and even cash register receipts. Files zoom up and print clearly (8-pt type is readable). It also offers document + pdf (or tif) choices for incorporating into other apps- as it gives me that many more options. Yes, much easier to get good results than any other scanner I owned.
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No. You scan one page at a time. This printer / scanner is good BUT... it only takes HP ink which is expensive. And the ink doesn't last anytime at all for me. won't buy HP next time. You're lucky to get 30 pages of black and 20 pages of color before it tells you to change ink. It is coded so it won't take 'refilled' cartridges or use other companies' ink. Then when you break down and buy theirs it pops up "thanks for using original HP ink"... Yeah right like you have a choice. That is why printer is so cheap
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You can scan something that's any size you want (as long as its not too big to fit on the glass). You just put as many pictures on the glass as you can fit at a time and scan everything. Once you've cropped out each individual picture (I'm not sure how this model works with that part of the process, sorry), then you can put the jpeg files on a CD or make a slideshow on a DVD or whatever you want. Remember if it's a really small picture you might want to use the enlarge feature when you scan it to make it bigger and a higher resolution so it'll look better on a large screen like a TV. What you've asked about isn't too high of an expectation at all. That's just what any scanner does.
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If you could find some way to stick them to an 8" X 11" sheet of paper, either with scotch tape other other means, you should be able to scan them. You could put several on a sheet of paper and scan them all at one time. I have never tried to scan a 4 X 6 but I can see it would be a problem because the photo would move unless you hold it in place until the scanner starts over the photo.
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Yes, it can scan pictures, but it offers little control on the output, and saves the file in jpg. In other words, it is OK for the occasional picture but will not be sufficient for someone who wants to be able to control the quality of the scan or wants photography-level images.