How large of a transparency can it handle?
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Depends on how close to the edge of the lid light source you want to go width wise. 4 inches wide is ok, you might be able to push it a bit further, you will not get 8 1/2 wide to scan. Nearly the entire length of the scanner works, so more than 11 inches.
1487052
The picture is transparent with a little color. It doesn't show up well on my silver laptop... so sorry but I don't think it will do you much good.
948938
NO , it will not . it is transparent enough for the camera to "unfortunately " get an almost perfect photo of your plate.
1242411
It is not transparent at all. I use it for privacy in front of sliding glass doors in my bedroom. It lets the light in but still gives privacy. I really love my screen!
1370413
Not really enough to matter. There are different map configurations to choose from to best fit your needs, so you can adjust what information gets cut - but a few inches won't matter.
876586
The transparent ones you don't need to. The opaques, you probably should, but not much. 1:1 maybe
639277
I would say that's going to depend on your software. If you're simply using Internet Exporer to login to the native viewer, I believe it's 10x
631753
Due to the nature of this product there is no transparent version. However, Lineco does make clear archival mounting strips: B000KNNIQU.
1094393
Actually, no it is not transparent. It's a pretty thick plastic. Very pretty.
1706263
From HP's website: Transparent materials adapter (TMA) specifications Up to sixteen 35 mm slides, thirty 35 mm negative frames, up to two medium format film frames (120 roll film), or one large format film frame (220 roll film). Media capacity Slide: 1.05 mm to 3.26 mm thick and 49.8 mm to 50.8 mm on any side Although the scanning surface would probably accommodate other sizes I think you would need to be able to fit the transparencies into a holder. The holder keeps the transparencies a few millimeters from the scanning surface and it is all probably to do with light and contrast to obtain a good post scan image. I hope this helps.
1747008
Yep! You can program the G keys do do virtually anything you want, including relatively long snippets of text. I believe there's an upper limit but I don't know what it is.
84762
Only if it is on transparency. To place a picture on the screen would black out the light.
281052
Transparent, nearly clear. Will last about 2 mounts, the arms will torn apart from the lower larger part of body.Do not pay more than $12 with free shipping.
2188970
It isn't clear, but it isn't opaque either. You can see through it, but don't expect to be able to showcase anything with it on.
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From HP's website: Transparent materials adapter (TMA) specifications Up to sixteen 35 mm slides, thirty 35 mm negative frames, up to two medium format film frames (120 roll film), or one large format film frame (220 roll film).Media capacitySlide: 1.05 mm to 3.26 mm thick and 49.8 mm to 50.8 mm on any sideAlthough the scanning surface would probably accommodate other sizes I think you would need to be able to fit the transparencies into a holder. The holder keeps the transparencies a few millimeters from the scanning surface and it is all probably to do with light and contrast to obtain a good post scan image. I hope this helps. From HP's website: Transparent materials adapter (TMA) specifications Up to sixteen 35 mm slides, thirty 35 mm negative frames, up to two medium format film frames (120 roll film), or one large format film frame (220 roll film).Media capacitySlide: 1.05 mm to 3.26 mm thick and 49.8 mm to 50.8 mm on any sideAlthough the scanning surface would probably accommodate other sizes I think you would need to be able to fit the transparencies into a holder. The holder keeps the transparencies a few millimeters from the scanning surface and it is all probably to do... » Read More From HP's website: Transparent materials adapter (TMA) specifications Up to sixteen 35 mm slides, thirty 35 mm negative frames, up to two medium format film frames (120 roll film), or one large format film frame (220 roll film).Media capacitySlide: 1.05 mm to 3.26 mm thick and 49.8 mm to 50.8 mm on any sideAlthough the scanning surface would probably accommodate other sizes I think you would need to be able to fit the transparencies into a holder. The holder keeps the transparencies a few millimeters from the scanning surface and it is all probably to do with light and contrast to obtain a good post scan image. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I'm not sure. It may not be sheer enough to give you the effect you are looking for.
868624
I don't think it is transparent in the least. The fabric is a waffle weave that is heavy enough to be solid. Safe here, in my opinion