where do my pictures end up after I scan them?
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There may be some confusion here, this device does not scan photos. It merely acts as a transfer device to move files from a memory card to computer. After the driver for this device is loaded on a computer and the device is plugged into usb port with a memory card in the transfer device, a window will open giving options for destinations for the photo files. You will choose one and thereafter the photo files will transfer to the chosen program.
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It's located in the Properties of each picture. Then click on details and scroll down.
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Photos are loaded and scanned individually.Although I LOVE my ION scanner, I would not recommend you purchase it to scan photos. Buy an inexpensive flatbed scanner, instead. This item is great for scanning negatives - and that's what I use it for. The quality of the scanned photos is not that great, however.
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There is a USB button that will allow you to view the scanned images directly from the scanners memory card. The button activates the scanner as a removable device in Windows.
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Sorry I do not know. My 'guess' is the pictures are there. Unless you erase the pictures they usually remain. Michael
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Not sure. All I did was clicked on My Computer, then click the Icon of external hardware, maybe different on your system, and the pictures comes right up.
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I save my scanned documents to my computer. I do not know the answer to your question.
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Elements 9 should be able to do anything you want in terms of scanning and improving photos, unless there is a glitch in reading or accepting the scanner's driver.... which may happen if the driver for the scanner is old. When it is all working correctly, the scanner's name will show up in the import option of the left-most pull down in Elements. When you choose it and the scanner is on, you should get an interface to do the scan and the file turns up directly in the Elements editor when it is done. If there IS a compatibility issue, scans can be made with a number of accessories and freewares.... including my favorite.... Irfanview. Those files can be saved in a JPEG or TIFF format and then easily opened up for editing in Elements.
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Patricia, thanks for the tutorial. I bookmarked it in case I need help when the scanner arrives. I have PSP also, so I expect things to go smoothly. I'm really looking forward to preserving and sharing my family's old photos, many 50 years and older!
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You can rename the scanned file which appears in either pictures or documents on your computer and move it wherever you wish. Just keep track of the image number that appears (as in img62, they are numbered consecutively). It is helpful to change them to a name you recognize. Of course, you can always print the image if you wish.
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I did all of my scans as jpegs so they were very accurate. If you wanted something that you could edit, I really don't know the answer. One thing to consider... I used the scanner holder that kept it steady while scanning. This made a big difference. Scanning without the holder, everything was out of proportion and not worth doing.
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I found that you can do small adjustments before scanning, mainly exposure, but I do more once I've uploaded it to my computer. The exposure adjustments are pretty good though.
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you can used either a memory card or thumb drive. it will scroll through pictures.
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Photos are scanned one-by-one, you need to put them into a holder that is provided to keep them flat. Slide holder has room for 4 slides and the 35mm film holder holds the 6 negatives (like they come back from being developed. The long part is getting the negative into the holder and feeding it into the unit. Once you do that the scan part if fast -less than a second (scan, view the image, hit save, slide to the next negative, etc. I usually did a role or two and then transferred them to my PC.
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I can only tell you that I laid several photos on the scanner expecting to rescan for each photo I needed. However, when I hit preview, each photo appeared as a separate smaller window.
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As far as I know, that is a feature of the software you use on the computer. Personally, i do it a different way with photoshop's crop and straighten and automate this process. First i scan all the images putting as many as possible on the scanner. Then I automate photoshop to run the crop and straighten on a whole folder of scans. It quickly opens each scan, crops each one. Then saves each one into a different folder. Once it is done I can quickly look through all the photos. I find this faster then manually picking which ones to keep. It does take a little know how to set up the process but once you do it will do all the hard work for you.
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This stand alone scanner. Its amazing, once you practice for 8-10 times, you can learn it. How scanning is done ? Just press scan button on device and move device over the paper you want to scan. Thats it. You need computer just to pull scanned images. So when you connect to any computer (mac, windows) you will see SD card of device and all scanned images like storage device. You can store scanned images as JPG or PDF.