When you scan a double sided thin paper document, will the software take care of the bleed threw or will it leave shadows from the other side?
161319
I haven't noticed any problem with bleed through and I do scan double sided papers a lot.
567467
I scan wireless with it and find it fast enough especially when creating pdf with 200 to 300 dpi (good results), and with the ADF it can manage double sided too. Yuo have to start the epson scanner software on the computer first, then operate from the computer, setting pdf or image format, resolution etc, document name and where to save.
1909269
Yes, it will. For scanning mode, select Color Photo/Autodetect (multiple documents).You just have to make sure there is at least 1/4" between them, and if you butt them up against the outside edges, it will crop a small amount off the outside edge. It's a great scanner -- fast, quiet, a real workhorse!
123070
As I thought, EPSON provides software that will assist with this. I pulled this from the online manual: "You can scan a 2-sided document using the ADF. First you scan the odd-numbered pages, then you turn the document over and scan the even-numbered pages. Then you can use the Editing Page window to automatically sort the pages." Great scanner. About 10 times faster than one of those "all in one" units that I've tried.
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i have a macbook pro 13". i scan the documents out of my dsmobile 700d using acrobat pro which has a built-in feature to straighten the documents automatically (deskew). i also have photoshop elements but it requires manual intervention to straighten the documents. to answer your question, how well does it pull receipts in straight? if you dont have a 3rd party software like acrobat pro, it all depends in how straight is your aim when feeding the document into the scanner. otherwise if you have a 3rd party software with the deskew feature you should not have any problem getting a straight copy. i have a macbook pro 13". i scan the documents out of my dsmobile 700d using acrobat pro which has a built-in feature to straighten the documents automatically (deskew). i also have photoshop elements but it requires manual intervention to straighten the documents. to answer your question, how well does it pull receipts in straight? if you dont have a 3rd party software like acrobat pro, it all depends in how straight is your aim when feeding the document into the scanner. otherwise if you have a 3rd party software with the deskew feature you should not have any problem getting a... » Read More i have a macbook pro 13". i scan the documents out of my dsmobile 700d using acrobat pro which has a built-in feature to straighten the documents automatically (deskew). i also have photoshop elements but it requires manual intervention to straighten the documents. to answer your question, how well does it pull receipts in straight? if you dont have a 3rd party software like acrobat pro, it all depends in how straight is your aim when feeding the document into the scanner. otherwise if you have a 3rd party software with the deskew feature you should not have any problem getting a straight copy. « Show Less
1099968
If the paper is thin enough that you can see through it, then you will see the ink, yes. But it doesn't 'leak' through to the other side.
540952
No bleeding unless you deliberately try to make it bleed. Depending on your paper thickness you might be able to see the writing on the other side. I use them for annotating my notes and sometimes I do find it annoying that it's easy to see from the other side of loose leaf.
2111966
I have not used it, but I believe so, as it supports 2-sided scanning. This should be easy to determine from HPs website.Be aware, though, that 2-sided anything requires that paper go through the duplexer. This is no problem for printing, because you are using pristine paper. For scanning though if the paper has been folded or is dog-eared or very thin it is likely to jam the duplexer.If you need to copy originals like these, you need a *real* 2-sided scanner that does not need a duplexer.
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Yes, but it is a two-pass process. You feed the automatic document feeder the documents to scan then you have to flip them to scan the other side. The software automatically adjusts appropriately to have the opposite sides correspond in page number order to the first side scanned (if side 1 of the first sheet --the first image scanned-- is the first page and side two of the first sheet is the second page the end result is their images will appear in that page-order even though side 2 of the first sheet is the last image scanned).
377568
I haven't had it bleed through any of the papers I've used them on. Depending on the color you can possibly see a little bit of it on the bak side (if thin paper)
502344
Yes, both sides and without shadow - but the paper is very thin so keep that in mind if planning to write on both sides as the writing will create a shadow
1662124
Mine scans nice and clear. There are different settings you can put it on. I scanned a 45 year old hand written journal and was pleased with the clarity.
1914142
It seems that it will depend in what kind of paper you're writing on. I have a "write in the rain" journal around here I haven't tested it on yet, but on normal computer paper, it seems pretty resistant to smearing or blurring once the ink has set.
1814706
Yes it will scan legal size documents, via the auto paper feed. Will also scan & print double sided docs in one operation. As well, two sheets canbe double sided, also in one operation.
627742
I'm not aware of any color problems while scanning. I can say I bought the scanner in 2010 and it still works perfectly.
377570
No, not really. If you flip your paper over, you may be able to see that you have written on the other side. For sure doesn't if you use card stock. Regardless, it's NOTHING close to how a sharpie bleeds. Hope that helps !
377569
I primarily use mine in adult coloring books. They do "shadow" some on the backside of some of the pages but that is different from "bleeding". For this reason, I look for coloring books which are printed on only one side of the page. I'm in love with Flair's smooth application and vivid colors.