Scanner Reviews

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2 user reviews

Overall, the Visioneer Strobe 500 portable scanner is an excellent choice for scanning and converting paper documents into easily readable electronic files for storage and distribution.

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This scanner is better than any flatbed for scanning 35mm. While it is not quite as good as the Nikon scanners it is still really good and alot cheaper than the used Nikon scanners ($1500+). This is giving me scans as good at the DImage IV scanner I...

3 user reviews

Best scanner out of the four I have tried so far. Scan quality is excellent - I have to scan targets that have been through a chemical bath, and it works every time. Programming the scanner is easy. The booklet that explains how to program and use the...

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This is my new favorite bag. Low cost, would love to have a more robust handle but also like that it holds just about everything that I need on a day shoot.

2 user reviews

To be honest, I never thought that it will be that good. It detects even the slightest hand movements on paper. In fact paper on which you will write is the catch, it is no ordinary paper but information is encoded in the matrix printed on the paper...

4 user reviews

Order was delayed because I misimputed date. Tech support called and corrected the issues and managed to get my product out to me in under 43 business days.

2 user reviews

I used this scanner for a year and liked its size and reliability. It rarely jammed (unless I missed a staple). The scanning area is reasonably easy to clean. It has a calibration process that eliminates scan lines. If your scanning needs are modest,...

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This is THE ID scanner to buy if you need complete integration with GE Centricity Healthcare software solutions.

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Exceptional quality and resolution, many helpful tools included.

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Flatbed scanner - 1950 dpi x 1950 dpi - SCSI

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Although Polaroid's more expensive SprintScan 45 Ultra (£3,695) is also a medium format film scanner, it's for a different type of film. The Ultra takes single film frames in the 6x6, 6x7cm and 4x5-inch sizes. It can scan 35mm slides, but not 35mm...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Do you need the SF-200? The question is, are you going to scan a whole batch of slides? Or are you scanning a few slides? Do you have the time and patience to hand-feed all the slides you will scan? For batch work, the SF-200 is absolutely essential,...

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works great. It is by far the best bang for your buck!

3 user reviews

You should try using it with the CardScan 600C scanner. I used to own the 500 model scanner, but when they created this color scanning device-I had to have it. Not only did the OCR improve from the previous version, it is now a USB only scanner,...

4 user reviews

This scanner is cheap and cherfull, it has all the basic fetures including email and instant copy functions. It comes with a variety of software some of which i have found very useful for other purposes as well. The set up is really easy via a usb port.

2 user reviews

Although its technology is no longer on the leading edge, and its lack of an ADF sacrifices some of its versatility, Microtek's ScanMaker 5700 will ably serve offices that need to generate quality images from reflective or transparent media quickly and...

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Using this for work we have to scan medical cards, it's small so it doesn't take up space on my desk. Directions not very clear on operation but luckily there was another office that uses it & the showed me their tricks.

9 user reviews

I've always preferred Canon over HP or other scanners. Their software doesn't take over your PC like HP does. Although it was longer in length than I expected, I was able to re-arrange things to get it to fit on my desk. I primarily use it for photo...

9 user reviews

This is a great product for the price. Very fast scanner and has a good distance scanning cabibilities. Looking to get more in the future.

9 user reviews

For offices doing a lot of OCR, the ScanJet 6350C is a good choice. The included slide adapter should also come in handy for those who produce print publications and for others who work with 35mm slides.

2 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

I was on leave and from my colleagues who had received the scanner. The scanner was in a cardboard torn and he had no protection inside for transport. I just come back to work and I wanted to install the scanner that is where i seen it all. look at the...

8 user reviews

I have a lot of slides that my father took going back to 1959, some were beginning to discolour. For some time I had thought about buying a scanner but could not find one that sounded that the finished quality would be good enough. Spotted this one and...

5 user reviews

Good machine, for a home system. I have a feeling that these should be able to last awhile without any hardware problems.

5 user reviews