FLATBED PHOTO SCANNER REVIEWS PRO

Double-feed detection prevents missing pages from being scanned, and there's a slow mode for delicate sheets too. When it comes to normal letter-sized documents, it scans in both black-and-white and colour at a speedy 70 ppm in simplex mode and 140 ipm. And that's not all: in long scan mode, it scan documents up to a whopping 12 x 220 inches (30.48 x 558.8В cm). A duplex ADF scanner with tray that holds up to 120 sheets at a time, the DS-30000 Large-Format Document ScannerВ can capture scans as small as 2 x 2 inches (5.08 x 5.08cm) and as large as 12 x 17 inches (30.48 x 43.18В cm). If you're running a busy office or studio, and need to scan huge numbers of documents, including large-format sizes, then this beast from Epson has you covered. You can scan documents, too, although its capabilities here are limited, so you wouldnвЂ™t want to buy this scanner for that purpose alone. But it is easy to use, itвЂ™s very affordable, and it comes with some decent image enhancement functions, allowing you to quickly enhance and restore old faded images with a click of your mouse. Unlike the pricier models on our list, you donвЂ™t get double-sided printing, thereвЂ™s no Wi-Fi, and you have to feed each print in one at a time.

FLATBED PHOTO SCANNER REVIEWS PRO

While the maximum resolution of 600dpi might not be enough for pro photographers, itвЂ™s certainly good enough for the average personвЂ™s family snapshots, and the feed mechanism is gentle on your prints, so you wonвЂ™t need to worry about them being damaged. This sheet-fed scanner is geared mainly towards converting printed photos to digital form, and does a very fine job of it. Keen on scanning photos but want something a little more budget-friendly than the Epson FastFoto FF-680W? Then the Plustek ePhoto Z300 is the model for you.

Flatbed photo scanner reviews