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Re: flatbed scanner advice
On Nov 29, 6:21*pm, "Michael D. Berger" <m_d_berger_1...@yahoo.com>
wrote: > I need a scanner primarily for old photos, but also for general > paperwork. *I am thinking of an Epson 700. *Any suggestions? Do check to see if the manufacturer has drivers that support your OS; I have an older Epson Perfection Photo 3200 and its Firewire port no longer is supported on current Mac OS versions ... it still works on USB2, but takes a 40% hit in slower I/O, which adds up quickly for more serious scan sizes/resolutions/bit depth. In general, flatbeds are ok for prints & general paperwork; for transparencies they're okay too for low resolutions - - for best results, one really needs to get rid of the glass surface between the sensor head and the original. If you have a bunch of 'bulk' stuff that isn't particularly fragile/ treasured, its probably worth your free time & sanity to send it out to a service instead of doing it yourself. -hh |
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