How quickly does it scan? Roughly how many can I do per minute?
642892
You can scan about 20 pictures in a minute. It goes very quickly. Sometime if you don't feed it into the scanner straight, you have to adjust the photo or crop it, but I am accustomed to doing that and it does not take long. I have owned 3 total now. After doing several thousand photos on one, the roller gets rough in spots and leaves a mark on your photo.....but it does great for a long time. I also like being able to scan documents when needed. I have tried other brands and not been happy with them. Good luck with your decision.
642893
I agree to about 20 pictures per minute. Very good scanner..I actually have 2 of them. I have the one that does up to 5x7 and one that does up to 8x11. Great buy..
787673
The fastest scan speed is Black & White, 300 dpi, and single-side scanning. With the above settings it moves pretty fast, but gets slower from there. Also, the scanner misses sheets pretty regularly, so I have moved to counting all sheets scanned and ''finding''the ones that it missed.
1017631
Sorry. It takes one second to read the temperature from the moment you click the scan button.
2235265
You can scan multiple pages to a single file or multiple files. It's perfect for my home and small business office.
1479003
If you only want to scan 5 - 10 channels, too slow to scan a lot of channels, I use mine all the time as a scanner. works good. But if you want to scan a lot of channels fast, this is not a good choice.
549498
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.
1302711
I don't quite understand the question -- do you mean what scan speed for a photo? I have an iMac and I don't know exact speed of scanning, but it seems to scan photos in under 3 minutes. I don't know if this helps at all.
1785496
The actual scanning takes about 2 seconds. Where the time is involved is in the loading and unloading of the frame that holds the negatives. Figure about 1-2 minutes per frame loading and unloading. It's still worth the doing in order to save those old pictures.
1236610
It scans fairly quickly but I'm not sure how to put that into context. I don't ever find myself waiting on it like I did with my old scanners. I'd say it takes 2~3 seconds for a full page but I haven't actually timed it - may be faster than that. You can print double sided automatically [duplex printing is supported].
1637816
No, it only has one sensor so it will only scan one side at a time. The software does allow you to combine those scans into a single document.
227457
Yes; it actually takes *three* passes. I tried it out in a local store. It scans the first side, then turns it over and scans the second. Then it turns it over a second time, taking a third pass so that it comes out the same orientation it would have if you were just scanning one side. Presumably, this final pass can be at the full speed, but it does take (waste?) some time. I wish they'd put in a true two-sided scanner. I really like the Epson print quality, but the Brother equivalents offer both one-pass duplex scanning and 11x17 printing which is tempting.
1969253
I used a HP scanner before and was not happy. This scanner works very quickly. The quality of the scans are excellent. I hope this helps. I just finished scanning over 30 yrs. worth of pictures.
2158927
Under an hour. :) I found it all pretty intuitive. That doesn't mean you'll be an expert on where to place the item being scanned and that sort of thing, but in terms of the software itself, it wasn't very complicated.
1909268
It will scan the full scanning bed. I scan as many as 9 items at once, but of course it depends on the size. However, if you want to view them individually it's easier and quicker to scan them one at a time, rather than breaking up a single composite scan into individual elements. Hope this helps.
2018467
Haven't timed it, but it's quite fast. We scan all of our mail, and haven't had a jam yet while scanning from the feeder tray. Works great.
1949459
Supposedly this can scan thicker objects but I would be cautious. I scanned only one page at a time.
135098
No. Though you can designate a priority freq that scans faster than the normal scan.