What would be the best photo software to use with the (Epson B11B207201 Epson Perfection V37 Color Photo Scanner (B11B207201) Scanner).One that you can resize the pics to all one size without loosing clarity, one you can write captions on photos, one that can be put in a slide show with various options.Also approx how many 4x6 high definition pics can you store on a disk?Thanks, Jeff What would be the best photo software to use with the (Epson B11B207201 Epson Perfection V37 Color Photo Scanner (B11B207201) Scanner).One that you can resize the pics to all one size without... » Read More What would be the best photo software to use with the (Epson B11B207201 Epson Perfection V37 Color Photo Scanner (B11B207201) Scanner).One that you can resize the pics to all one size without loosing clarity, one you can write captions on photos, one that can be put in a slide show with various options.Also approx how many 4x6 high definition pics can you store on a disk?Thanks, Jeff « Show Less
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Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 you can't go wrong with this program! Will do all you ask and much MORE! All for $65! I like my Epson scanner it does a great job for a great price!! Hope this helps!
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Jeff,Only used this V37 once. This scanner replaced a very good but old scanner that will not run on win 7 so brought the V37. I use a program call Picture Manager that comes with Office. Good to do basic editing and I use an old program call Print Shop Pro to add text. I don't do slideshows and but put them in Shutterfly for others to view as a slideshow you will need another software to do that and there are many out there. You can put many 4x6 on a disk but it all depend on the file size.
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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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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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Thats what i am using. i had used an earlier version of the program that i liked better, but this worked. had trouble finding how to use photos, but then i put them on a flash drive and they were easy to use. had trouble finding them on my hard drive. works fine.
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I am retired and love photography. I found myself with thousands and thousands of photos, slides and negatives that I needed to convert to digital. I bought two different machines the "Pandigital Photolink" for the photographs, I love this machine. I bought another slide and negative to digital picture converter, with this last one, I am converting hundreds of mounted slides and negatives to digital. If you google "SLIDE AND NEGATIVE TO DIGITAL PICTURE CONVERTER" you will find many types and styles from $55.00 to $150.00 or more. They work great!!!! Amazon.com have many of these. I hope my answer can help you. Two machines is the best deal. one for photos, the other one for slides and negatives. I am retired and love photography. I found myself with thousands and thousands of photos, slides and negatives that I needed to convert to digital. I bought two different machines the "Pandigital Photolink" for the photographs, I love this machine. I bought another slide and negative to digital picture converter, with this last one, I am converting hundreds of mounted slides and negatives to digital. If you google "SLIDE AND NEGATIVE TO DIGITAL PICTURE CONVERTER" you will find many types and styles from $55.00 to $150.00 or more. They work great!!!! Amazon.com have many... » Read More I am retired and love photography. I found myself with thousands and thousands of photos, slides and negatives that I needed to convert to digital. I bought two different machines the "Pandigital Photolink" for the photographs, I love this machine. I bought another slide and negative to digital picture converter, with this last one, I am converting hundreds of mounted slides and negatives to digital. If you google "SLIDE AND NEGATIVE TO DIGITAL PICTURE CONVERTER" you will find many types and styles from $55.00 to $150.00 or more. They work great!!!! Amazon.com have many of these. I hope my answer can help you. Two machines is the best deal. one for photos, the other one for slides and negatives. « Show Less
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The Epson User Manual does not give that information, however... you can contact Epson Customer Service directly and ask them what languages their 3rd party OCR software operates with. Norwegian, I'm guessing is what you need? Try: http://www.epson.com/europe.html This scanner is truly made for both personal and business usage... I feed about 2000 pages per day and am using it with a paper shear to digitize my entire library of books that will fit the scanner. Also, one MUST determine by trial and error as to which setting of dpi/compression to use for color pictures and small text sizes under 10pt. to obtain the best scan quality for the smallest file size. I don't recommend using "High" compression, but haven't yet tried all dpi/compression combinations. One great feature of the software is that you can 'SAVE' any page size into your own custom list of page sizes to scan.
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I used it for many 35mm color slides and negatives, and got OK results. If you have a Windows machine you can use the software that accompanies the scanner to get better results.I chose this one because it is also a good flatbed scanner.
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Only the simplest of pictures can be digitized. If you have more than a few colors, it won't work. I digitized a silhouette which was only one color and it did well. A much more sophisticated program could digitize a detailed photo, but not this one. But, I will say this is a good program to begin with. I wrote a long review if you can find it a few months ago.
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My scanner is an Epson Perfection V 370. "Full Auto Mode" appears to have JPEG as default. Other settings (Home Mode, etc) allow one to choose "File Save Settings." These include JPEG, TIFF, PICT, but not GIF.
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Maximum size negatives or transparencies for scanning without having to piece scans together is 2.7" x 9.5", according to Epson's website. It will not scan 4" x 5" film in a single scan. This can be problematic/time-consuming is you have more than a few large originals you wish to piece together (with Adobe Photoshop's Photomerge or other software).
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Hi there. This scanner saves in the following formats: BMP, JPEG, JPEG2000, Multi-page TIFF, PDF, PNG, Single-Page TIFF, and XPS. Enjoy!
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I did not purchase this exact item because I think this is an updated version of the one I originally purchased. I returned it. It was extremely difficult to work with in scanning slides, very slow and the color resolution was awful. I eventually purchased a Canon CanoScan 8800F flatbed scanner from Amazon (probably five years ago) and love it! I scanned almost 15,000 slides and it is still going strong. Easy to work with, great for scanning slides, negatives, photos or documents. I have Windows XP and it is compatible. Remember, I purchased it years ago so I am sure there is an updated version of the one I have. I cannot say enough good about it. Not to mention customer service for Canon products is located in the U.S. I have contacted them twice and always received knowledgeable, understandable and quick resolution to my questions. I think I paid right at $200 for the Canon, but it would be worth it at twice the price. I would strongly encourage you to NOT purchase the Pacific Image unit.
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I have had only good scans from photos. As you probably know you have to have glossy finish photos. Matte finish will give you lots of white and black specks due to the texture of the paper. That applies to any scanner. And of course set your dpi to 300 or greater if you want excellent quality. Epson has an excellent image color and brightness/contrast editing option as well.
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When scanning, it gives the option for five different sizes (Letter, Legal, A4, A3, and 11x17). There are also options for Max Area and Auto Cropping. I have never used the Auto Cropping setting but this may be worth looking up on Epson's website and may end up being what you are looking for.
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Black & White, Greyscale or Color? B&W from what I remember about that maybe a little less. Color at 400dpi somewhat longer. It's a good scanner but not the fastest on the market - especially now - but it doesn't cost an arm and a leg either. I used to scan manuals with it and structured workflow so I was doing something else as it was scanning - worked pretty well that way.
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When you scan slides or negatives on this scanner, it defaults to certain pre-set sizes that you can select via configuration. It does a good job of recognizing images of pre-set size. For odd sizes where you don't have a preset, you need to turn off the thumbnail function and manually select the images. But this is not hard, and if you're editing in say photoshop, getting the selection accurate is not that important.
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Does it allow you to scan documents to an PDF file? I work as an inspector for a utility company and need a scanner to convert docs to PDF files to send to Project Manager from my home office. I used a flat bed scanner at Kinko's and was going to purchase an Epson V500 until I saw this all in one. Which one? Thanks.