If I scan multiple pictures in one pass, does the included software delegate them into separate .jpg files?
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You can do this with the provided Epson scanning software. Note that you have to be in Professional Mode to do this. This will be at the very top of the scanning software window. Once you've done your preview scan, create selection marquees around each item you wish to scan separately. After you make each selection, there will be a black line drawn around each one when it is not selected. The one that is active will have the "marching ants" around it. Then just hold down the shift key (on the Mac) and select each of the other items. All should now have separate "marching ants" selection areas around them. When you hit "scan," the scanner will then scan them all and save each one as a separate file. OR, you can do a preview scan with the "thumbnail" box checked (it is at the very bottom of the window.) This will provide you with previews in thumbnail mode of your multiple images and you can check a box for each one you want scanned separately. Also, you can tell it what you want your naming convention to be, what number to start with, etc. prior to scanning. Epson provides great documentation on how to do everything on this scanner. There is a "Help" button in the scan software window which links you to the user manual. Here is a link on how to do: files.support.epson.com/htmldocs/ex10kg/ex10kgrf/howto_4.htm
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I don't see a way to do that, but you can easily select each photo with the software and scan separately.
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If you install the Epson Scan software and set it in "Professional Mode", you will be able to preview an entire screen of photos, select each one individually, then choose "All". Each photo will be saved individually. So you scan once, but save multiple photos at the same time. This scanner does not have a negative or slide scanning attachment. Prints only.
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No. You have to scan one side and then the other. It's easy to use the software to combine them into one document, though.
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You can preview/scan several pictures at a time and still use the marque box tool to scan them individually. or just scan them all or scan them one at a time.
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no, you cannot scan images for this software. You need a digitalizing software and from what I have found out, several thousand dollars for it :(
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My scanned pictures go into my iphoto file . . . you tell it where you want to pics to go . . .
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Yes, this scanner has a devise in which you can place several slides and scan - I have not used it. I use this exclusively for scanning photos and the quality is excellent.
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yes.... you and use a USB thumb drive and it will scan images to the drive for later use on your PC. Each page is saved as a jpg image which can be converted on your PC if necessary.
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A dozen at once. There is a plastic holder which fits into the scanner with 12 slots for 35mm slides. You can 'select all' from the preview window on the software and it scans the twelve and saves the images as sequentially numbered files (just like your camera does).
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JR, You should not have any problems with doing as you asked. However I would caution you that you may only be able to make corrections to the photo 4 at a time. You should be able to scan all four pictures to save time, however you should then separate them as you put them in folders allowing you to correct and print one picture at at time rather having to print all four.
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Hi, Alex. This scanner will make individual files of each image; for instance, if I scan a negative strip with four pictures on it, the scanner will ultimately make four files. If you're on Facebook, check out my page Harrison Photo Restoration & Archival Service. It shows a considerable amount of the work I've done with this scanner, including 'before and after' images. I love this scanner and think it's amazing.
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Hi. After scanning you always name the document anb they go to the photo folder
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I'm a bit confused by your question. The scanner and copier functions operate independently of one another. I use Paperport software(supplied free with the MFC8950DW!) to manage all documents scanned to my computer from the AIO. All scanned documents go directly to the Paperport folder I select before beginning the scanning process. Paperport is a fantastic piece of software. You can scan any number of documents, with as many pages as you have, to any folder you select in Paperport. If you place something in the wrong folder it's a simple matter to drag and drop it from one folder to another. If you accidentally scan two documents together Paperport allows you to split the documents into two separate stacks in the software. I hope this answers your question.
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I don't believe it can be done. The scans are separate (can't run simultaneously) and won't save on the same document.
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I would assume the answer is yes since you save your scanned images on a SD card and then transfer them to your computer.
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It scanned to jpg files. The file names are in the form EK_0001.jpg, EK_0002.jpg, etc. So you have to rename all the files. Also, if you do scanning at different times, be sure you don't overwrite earlier files, since it starts naming the files with EK_0001 again. It can be confusing. They should have developed a better way to name the files.
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Actually it can. If you have Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate, you can use Windows XP mode and scan away. I'm doing it right now! I've had mine for years, never had to call for support, so I can't vouch for that, but I've scanned hundreds of photos and I'm very happy with it.