Can it scan a passport or wouldit be too thick?
1819007
Some passports are thicker than others and may not fit thru the scanner. If it were me, I would use a good quality office copy machine, and copy the front and back, then scan the copies. If you're concerned with the copy quality, you could use the 'enlarge' feature of your copy machine and copy 129% larger than the original. Even the smallest detail should scan well when your image is enlarged. Hope this helps.
433017
I just tried it (just for you!). Put a passport (tight fit, width-wise) an iPhone 5 with an Otterbox case (very thick) and the card. They fit very snugly. Since every case in the world is much thinner than an Otterbox, you should be just fine fitting all 3 in the bag.
1854180
Didn't try that application, but I can not imagine that would work well, the item is not easy to get a simple image to scan correctly. I would not recommend it for that purpose.
1182098
I will be honest, that is an odd size but it easily scans letter/legal size; I've scanned odd size pictures but as for "default" settings, I do not know as I change the size of items I am scanning all the time.
2151701
I'm not sure what you mean by the size of the scanner, however, I have scanned legal documents without a problem.
1101237
yes it can. but i returned mine, i decided that scanner was not for me. but it worked great
561903
Yes, you can fit a passport in the Sentry Safe. But the locking system requires a separate padlock to secure to the cable to prevent it from being stolen. The unit itself has a combination lock to prevent it from being opened.
1972880
That is not why I use the scanner. However, the scanner can scan that type of paper and a skinnier width. The issue may be with the continuous nature of the roll (unless you are talking about single receipts, then it can definitely handle it).
1377030
It is big enough for your bills but I do not have a passport so I would not know if a passport will fit. Have a nice day.
176736
Yes, and it can scan much longer than that, too. The box says the scan width is 8.3", but the one I have will actually do 8.5". I was able to scan 8.5" x 34" on the low (300dpi) setting.
1576432
Does not scan duplex from the flatbed but is capable of scanning thick items. You have about a inch flexibility with the scanner lid.
2238474
The scanner face is flat glass but the lid will raise for something as thick as an inch. You can always scan with the lid raised. Cut a piece of paper to fill in around the object in minimize black background.
745063
It is not designed to. The transparency scanning window is only 3.25 inches wide.
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.
176737
The actual scan space is right at 8-inches, so as long as you keep it between the scan lines, it should work just fine. The whole thing is 10-inches long and the scan capability on each side makes you lose almost an inch on each side.
671062
I am not really sure, however I had old pictures which were a little thicker than a credit card and they scanned without any problems. I also scanned my passport book, my license, and credit cards. I hope this helps. If you have any other questions I would be more than happy to help!
1501979
i can't give U a simple Y or N 'cause: (1) i did not try to take it aboard the plane in my carry-on & (2) re the suitcase I checked, the "thing" was empty as I did not fill it until i arrived in south america where i filled it prior to boarding the cruise ship (which does not allow "spirits" 2 B brought on-board. it went through the ship's version of TSP just fine because they did not do a full body scan nor a pat down and it was in my jacket pocket & I was not required to send my jacket through the scanner. nevertheless, i thick the quality of the "thing" looks fine & i had no problem with any leakage, so I plan to use it again and again. suggestions: put the "thing" in your carry-on & not on your carry aboard luggage as i don't think it would make it through an airport TSP check, which only allows a max of 4 oz; consider filling it only 1/2 full to minimize any loss due to discovery; wait to fill it until U R at your destination & not boarding a plane but rather a cruise ship or attending a concert or whatever, and don't put it in your backpack which is more likely to be searched than your jacket or crotch or whatever. hope this helps a tad. abe