I have multiple printed old photos. Can I use this software to edit them once I scan them into a file?
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Yes, but it is more program than you probably need if you are just doing a few personal photos and will not be scanning to and editing in Tiff formate. Adobe also has their Photoshop Elements which should do quite well for you. Plus I believe you can still buy this one (versus rental method of full Photoshop) for about $150 or less. I bought it packaged with Premiere (video editing) a couple years ago. Have used it as well as an older version of Photoshop to scan and edit old photos. It also opens and edits PSD files
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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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Yes. Import the photos into a photo editing software. I use Picasa (Google product) and I can crop, change the lighting, contrast, etc. Works great. Only problem with the maching are with pictures that are odd sizes. If the picture comes out of the feeder slide. its hell to get the photo out from inside the machine. I tried using clear plastic but it degraded the lightness of the photo
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You'll need to pull them into some kind of software. I've only used it to scan pictures. Then I load the images (jpgs) onto my computer and open them in Photoshop for editing. If you're scanning documents as pdfs you'll need pdf software, like Adobe Reader, to open and print them. I've never used it to scan as pdf, though.
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I'm reasonably satisfied with scanned photos. To get a good copy photo must be on a flat surface. If anything 'lifts' the scanner off the surface the process breaks up. Color rendition is also acceptable but the editing program for improving contrast and color balance is very basic. I don't know whether a better editing program can be incorporated. Hope this helps you out.
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You can put multiple photos into the scanner and then choose to scan them all as a whole or you can choose to scan each one separately. But if you do it separately you have to crop it to the photo in the scanning software. It's really easy.
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So long as you have a basic imaging program (paint, photoshop) this is all you need . Once you have the images saved in JPEG, TIFF or a similar setting, you can just import it in, and the software does the rest!
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Yes, and it will also save images as .TIFF, .BMP, or .PDF files. This is a great scanner and I feel that Canon software is simply the best!
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I assume so since you save your scanned images/documents etc... to an SD card, you should be able to transfer the images to your computer from the card.
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Yes, one can scan multiple photos at once, provided they all fit on the platen (the glass area under the cover) without overlapping (unless, of course, overlapping images is something that's wanted). Some kind of image editing tool will be needed later, in order to pull the pictures apart into separate files (which is what is usually desired). In some cases (high-resolution scanning), the combined scan of multiple photos will be too big to edit, so scanning them one-at-a-time would be a better approach in that case.
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Do all size sheets have to be the same. What sizes does it take. I want to scan 50 years of family photos. They are all different sizes and textures. Then I plan to burn them to disk. Does anyone know a relative quick way of doing this. I will have a new computer shortly (Vista). Right now the scanner from my cannon printer all in 1 takes a few minutes to scan each...this would take me the rest of my life. Plus I want to scan one photo at a time. Save and then I can burn to disk. HELP!! Thanks.
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not that I have seen - I scan into Windows Photo live gallery and from there you can edit it into b&w; or different tones.
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No - unfortunately, which was really my only complaint. My old scanner would pre-scan several photos at the same time then select just one at a time to scan. This one won't let you. If you scan multi photos at once you have to crop the scan into single photos on the back end which reduces the file sizes for the individual photos.
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Yes you can. In color and black and white. Good quality. Allows you to set up different folders and remembers most frequently used but also allows you to search the history. You can also name the files anything you want. One thing you need to watch is that when you scan, the roller area is narrow. If you are scanning something from photo paper, you should make sure the print doesn't get stuck. I just guide it from behind and give a gentle push if needed. Otherwise, this scanner scans most anything you want that is up to 9 1/2 inches in width.
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Yes this printer prints in differents sizes and Photo ID, but off course it depends the software that you are using.
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Good Morning Karen, I'm sure that you can. There is a place and little devise that you use to scan them and slides. I believe it will work just a GOOD as the photo scanner works. I love my scanner. I have scanned approx. 500 photos in 3 different sessions and I still need to do many many more. I have negatives that I will be scanning also. Good Luck and again I LOVE MY PERSONAL PHOTO AND NEGATIVE SCANNER. YOU WILL TOO... Sincerely, Mary J. Kinch mkinch@aol.com
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You can certainly scan multiple images at a time as long as they don't exceed the size of the scanner bed in total. As to automatic cropping, I don't know. For photos I use the scanner as input to Photoshop and do any manipulation such as cropping there. You may want to contact Canon.