Fast, efficient, easy-to-use, and able to handle to handle everything from small jobs to complex workflows, the ScanJet Pro 2000 s2 Sheet-Feed Scanner from HP offers an impressive scan resolution of 600 x 600 dpi for color documents, and a fast scan speed of 35 ppm for simplex, and 70 ipm for duplex. Featuring a small and slim design, the ScanJet Pro 2000 s2 is ideal for modern desktops. It quickly and reliably digitizes documents, and the scanner features a 50-page automatic document feeder for easy one-touch scanning. Custom settings are available for recurring jobs, and you can scan images directly into applications via the included TWAIN and ISIS drivers. Additionally, you can transfer scans into editable text, searchable PDF files, and more file types, using built-in OCR, and with HP Scan software you can quickly share and archive scans directly to popular cloud destinations.

Scan Resolution: 600 x 600 dpi    Scan Speed: 35 ppm / 75 ipm    Maximum Scan Size: 8.5 x 122"    50-Sheet Automatic Document Feeder    One-Touch Scanning    Small and Slim Design    ENERGY STAR 3.0 Certified & EPEAT Silver    USB 3.1 Gen 1 Connectivity

• 600 x 600 dpi scan resolution for sharp and clear color scans

• Scans media up to 8.5 x 122"

• 50-sheet ADF for scanning paper, bank checks, freight bills, carbonless forms, previously stapled media with the staple removed, and plastic cards

• Scan images directly into applications via the included TWAIN and ISIS drivers

• Transfers scans into editable text, searchable PDF files, and more file types, using built-in OCR

• HP Scan software lets you quickly share and archive scans directly to popular cloud destinations

• Recommended daily duty cycle of 3500 pages

• ENERGY STAR 3.0 Certified & EPEAT Silver

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is there any reason to upgrade from the 750?

A: I've used both extensively and unless you need the quicker scan cycle of the LED on the V850, there is no real difference. In fact, if you have a 750 that is working well, I'd suggest you not buy the V850. Epson does not seal the cases of their scanners so a new scanner may well have internal dust that will spoil scans in certain positions on the glass. If that happens, it is very difficult to correct.

Q: 2. Will the V850 scan 6x9 medium format transparencies?

A: Yes, there is a 6 x up to 20 carrier.

Q: 3. What are my output file format choices using SilverFast SE plus 8?

A: Jpg and tiff.

Q: 4. Does the V850 get more information out of a scan than a DSLR 24MP or better camera film scan?

A: The lighting using the Epson Perfection V850 Pro Scanner will be more consistent, and offers excellent software to fine tune the scan for negatives or transparencies.

Q: 5. Does anyone know if this works with Mac OS Catalina? Thanks.

A: Yes, it is compatible with Catalina.

Q: 6. Does haze form on the underside of the glass, inside the scanner? Is it possible for the user to clean it?

A: There shouldn't be any haze forming on the inside of the scanner. I would not recommend opening the scanner and cleaning the inside of the glass, you would most probably throw off the calibration, etc..

Q: 7. Will this scan black and white as well as color 35mm negatives? Forgive me if this has been answered. I did not see it in the list of questions.

A: Yes, this can scan black-and-white 35mm negatives.

Q: 8. compatable with Windows 11 64 bit?

A: Yes, the Epson Perfection V850 Pro Scanner is compatible with Windows 11 64 bit.

Q: 9. The scanner itself is very good, the SilverFast 8 SE Plus software is the worst I have ever seen. I cannot scan anything except prints, the software will not go to the proper items ( negative & slide) at all. I have loaded this to my iMac 3 times so far w/o any luck. I got more out of YouTube than the software manual. Anybody else have this problem?

A: I gave up on SilverFast (although I only was using it for prints) and use the included Epson software now. I did have some luck after updating the SilverFast software to the latest version, so be sure you've done that.

Q: 10. Does this scanner do glass plates?

A: Yes, any form of transparency, - film, slide, negative, etc.