Scanner Reviews

We were looking for a scanned to replace our aging one in our store. This model was recommended and it has worked out great. It senses barcodes well and allows ?€œhands free scanning?€. If we needed another scanner I would not hesitate to order this...

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We were looking for a scanned to replace our aging one in our store. This model was recommended and it has worked out great. It senses barcodes well and allows €œhands free scanning€. If we needed another scanner I would not hesitate to order this one...

2 user reviews

No Comment.

4 user reviews

Works as stated

2 user reviews

Just to clarify: although Amazon (or seller Ritz Camera) has it listed as a Yamaha product, it is not. It is made by OXX Digital, a Danish company that sells various internet radio products. If you are interested in purchasing, I would highly...

3 user reviews

Price.

4 user reviews

I love doing graphics work in my free time and with the epson 3590 and adobe photo shop, there isnt a whole lot that can't be done. After a lot of research and trial and error, or maybe I should say buying and selling or just returning.. the 3590...

3 user reviews

I was after a good scanner that didn't cost to much so I chose this scanner for its quality brand name and its low/medium price. Looking at the scanner it is pleasing visually. It is also extremely light. I found that the scanner is very easy to...

3 user reviews

The card reader's diminutive, eyeglass-case size allows it to nestle unobtrusively among other items on your desk, with a single USB cable providing both power and a connection to your Mac. After you load the Cardiris 3.0 software and connect the...

2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

I found this scanner to be a rugged build, very easy to use out of the box, great software especially the digital ICE which removes practically all dust and somehow does not seem to touch the image or quality in any way. Scans are very sharp as the...

4 user reviews

Overall, Xerox's One Touch 4800TA is a little disappointing. While it may be fast, the images produced are of variable quality, but it does come bundled with some useful software.

2 expert reviews

Cheap, reasonable quality scans for ~$35.

3 user reviews

I scan a lot of 120 film, and the free medium format holder for my Nikon 8000ED, being plastic, worried me. Occasionally I got slightly out of focus scans, so I decided to get one of these glass-mounted holders. On the whole, I'm pleased with it....

2 user reviews

USB connection, up to 1200 dpi

2 user reviews

Very robust, decent quality

2 user reviews

We acquired one of these scanners late last year. It was meant to be an expedient way to make copies of checks and store them safely without having to chew up network bandwidth. This scanner succeeded beyond all expectations. It surpassed our...

2 user reviews

The Umax PowerLook 3000 scanner.

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Dedicated high resolution 35mm film scanner: can produce files greater than 30 megabytes.

2 user reviews

Reasonably priced, easy to use!!

4 user reviews

This is a very reliable scanner, it's ideal if you are a beginner and are not a computer genious. The good thing about it is that you connect the printer to it and the Scanner to the Parallel port in the computer, so there is no need for additional...

2 user reviews

Price, size, ability to scan transparencies and negatives as well as standard tasks.

2 user reviews

Good color and affordable

2 user reviews

price, compact design/size, portability, ease of use

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Have no complaints at all about this scanner. For the price I highly recommend it. HP has always sold pretty reliable equipment, maybe not the highest in visual quality, but usually pretty rugged. The only trouble was that Windows XP's default drivers...

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I bought this scanner for one main purpose: to scan medium format film. I'm a semi-pro photographer and and accumulated about 3500 rolls of 645 format negatives -- all cut in strips of 5.

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