Hp Flatbed Scanners

I have had two other scanners in the past but the Epson Perfection V850 is probably the best professional flatbed scanner by far and along with ICE software that comes with it.

I remember when Print File's sleeves were in strips of 4 6x6cm, but I do like the change of 3 6x6cm. This helps with many flatbed scanners since they are not designed for 4 frames. No issues at all as I have used Print File for 27 years.

I was familiar with Epson flatbed scanners from using them at the newspaper I work at, so I kind of knew what to expect. This is a newer version than any we have at work, though, and it is better than what I've used before. I've used it thus far to scan a couple hundred old family photos for a digital projected image show at the funeral of a close relative. Everyone was in awe of the great, sharp, and colorful images of 50-year-old photos. I use it with a MacBook Pro equipped with Photoshop. Also have scanned dozens Kodachrome slides. It did a great job. Use of the slide holder made the effort easy. I anticipate using it in this capacity hundreds of more times as I develop digital projection shows for groups in my hobby from among the thousands of slides I have taken in the past 22 years.

It makes scans of full documents relatively quickly. It is a considerable improvement on our old flatbed scanners, especially the one where each scan was a separate document. And it is inexpensive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have 3 different hp printer/ scanners, the newest a HP envy 7100 and have been struggling with trying to scan unsuccessfully.

One of the best scanners that I have ever used.

Forget scanners- ALL scanners... This is how to do it!

The DigitaLIZA is, for me, so quick to set up and easy to use. And I get better results than with my flatbed scanner.

I love how fast this scanner works, so much better than a flatbed. It's very easy to hook up and use.

The scanners are not cheap. So you better cover all hardware.