I'm new at this. when fine art work is scanned , is color true enough to be converted to jpeg/tiff without color correcton or photoshop?
390824
It works very well for me and I have been dong graphic design for 25 years!
390825
Hello, I have not yet had the chance to scan any color pieces - I've scanned only bw so far - and I had to make color corrections in photoshop. I've had epson scanners in the past (not this expensive though), and I've always had to make color adjustments.
1972718
Yes, it is easy to use. If you scan in color it takes a very long time. black and white is fast
1208805
If I understand your question correctly, you are asking about saving the scanned slide image to a card then burning the saved images to a disc. I don't see why not. I haven't tried that yet because I prefer to transfer the images to my pc and edit them there. However you should be able to burn digital data from any source that your pc can read. I'm sure if there is a cumputer saavy person out there who reads this and disagrees, they'll let us know. ;-)
2237442
Yes, you can scan as JPG and in color, at variable resolutions. The quality of the scan somewhat depends on how steady your hand is, but you have unlimited do-overs if you don't like the result right away.
917528
You can save scanned items as .jpg. You have to manually change the setting in the first scan to .jpg, then subsequent scans are saved as .jpg.
854761
I don't know. We returned this scanner after testing it with reference colors palette. It didn't meeting our quality requirements. I would not recommend this scanner for any application that require color accuracy.
416512
Everything I scan automatically saves to jpeg format. No need for Photoshop!
45380
Good quality scans at 300 dpi. Adequate for most documentation not requiring picture quality.Multiple settings (flexible) for full color or black and white.Not sufficient for archiving pictures (600-800-1200 dpi).
2226787
No. The scans are low-quality. It doesn't even do a decent job with print. The color is not accurate in scanning or in printing. Go with a different model.
627742
I'm not aware of any color problems while scanning. I can say I bought the scanner in 2010 and it still works perfectly.
2007153
Certainly, short of going for high-end drum scans, for the price and quality, this scanner is hard to beat. Once set up, scans are just about spot on. Use this scanner in conjunction with Adobe Photoshop to restore or retouch old photos. Note: be sure that your monitor is properly color calibrated for accurately viewing what you have scanned and for doing proper color correction and retouching.
1714558
yes, but I recommend the .tif file format over jpeg, it has much better quality.
87778
Sure, no problem. I usually scan at 300 dpi but I think it can even go higher. Saves as a JPEG or whatever you want!
351740
It scans in color, but I wouldn't use it to scan photos. When I first received it, I tried scanning a business card, and it came all washed out. It scanned the card and left the rest of the image black. It didn't auto correct. One would have photo shop to get exactly the image they desire.
1292561
I pretty much only use .jpeg, although I did do a .tif unintentionally. There are other formats. As far as not being able to reset--I have to go in and rest all the time.
1720146
My experience with the Pandigital for color and black and white photographs is absolutely wonderful. I love this machine. For negatives I am using another machine a negative converter to digital. You can find them everywhere, in Bestu Buy, Amazon.com and inclusive in Walmart. They are very inexpensive and work wonders on negatives. Again, I love my Pandigital but I use it only for photographs. I hope I was able to help.excelent
416513
That is how they are saved in the scanner software, as tiff files. Awesome scanner for paintings and artwork:)