Can You scan more the one photo at a time and by having a little space between each one will it save each one separately?
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yes, it has the possibility to save your images, photos, docs. separate or together if you check pdf. I hope this answers your question.
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almost 100% sure you cannot do that as the software will see everything on the flat bed as one image.
1568447
I haven't tried that but I do not believe the Epson Scan software will parcel out multiple files from one scan (I don't use the bundled ABBYY or PaperPort software). However, it's a great scanner with a very good sheet-feeder and image quality. You could have the scanner controlled by your own TWAIN-compliant software and let that save each photo separately.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Depends on the resolution you set your scanner to scan the photo with. Higher resolution, more time. I've never timed it to the second, but it is a short time. Best to scan a preview, then adjust the area you want scanned before you scan to save. This is my third flatbed scanner, and this one is a delight to use, and the results are perfect quality. I'd buy again in a heartbeat!
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Not simultaneously, but it has a scan function which goes back and forth every 30 seconds or so, that way you don't miss much.
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I'm going to say "yes". I scanned small old polaroids, 4x6 photos and up to 8x10. Once I transferred the photos to my PC they retained their size. However, if I choose to print one I can resize the photo to what I want. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can. It has a multi-sheet feeder that holds quite a stack. Also, you can set the preferences to pause after the end of your document so you can add more originals before it completes the scan. Also in preferences you can set the scan to be named before it saves it and at that time choose the file name and storage location. It's really an awesome little scanner for the money.
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While you could scan that many photos with this, it would take forever, since it's just a flatbed scanner. I would recommend a scanner with a feed tray for a task like that. I've scanned photos with it, and while the quality is good, it is NOT fast.
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No you can scan one page at a time. There is a free window 8 app that will allow you to combine multiple pdfs into a single file.
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I haven't tried that with the scanner, but I would assume so. There are also plenty of freeware out there that allows you to combine multiple images into one pdf document, etc
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The default seems to be to scan multiple pages as one document but you can change that in the advanced settings. So the answer is that you can scan either way.
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Nope. but you can put several photos on the scanner bed to scan at once. The scanner bed is about 9 in x 14 in.
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Yes, it does; it also auto crops photos... so you can scan like 4 at a time and it figures out how to crop them into individual pictures.
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yes, that is one of the reasons i purchased the scanner. You van put as many pictures on the scanners as will fit. You simply need to leave 1/4 inch between each.
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I don't know. Haven't tried that. But I really doubt it. I have scanned almost 9000 pics so far and still scanning. Love it.
803992
Yes. Just to let you know the scanner did develop a line across the center of the photos when scanned. I could not send it back for repair However: Amazon let me return the product and I bought another one that is working good. This little scanner worked great for a while but did not last. I hope this helps.
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Limited to scanning 8 1/2 x 11 at a time. I think Can be saved as PDF. Haven't done much with it yet.
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Yes. If its single sided originals, it can be done in one shot. Double sided originals will require scanning the other side as well.