Can you export side scan images
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Yes , you save it to sd card and then you an look at it anytime or send it out .
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Hello...You can as long as your files to convert ends with .bmp, .tga, .pcx , .tif or tiff. I'm not sure about anything else. Hope this helps.
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Yes. The scanning function works really well for multiple and 2-sided documents scanned to a single file.
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Yes you can. You can save them to the inboard memory or a SD card. And if I remember correctly there are several templates that you can save still pictures too that give them borders and accents.
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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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NO, but i scan my artwork with the EPSON V370 Flatbed Scanner and print it n the 3880 and the prints are amazing.
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Yes, you don't have to do anything special, just press the option for duplicate scan. The machine will copy both sides without you having to flip anything.
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Hello, yes you can scan medium format! Also, i would suggest downloading Vue Scan to scan your negatives rather than using Epson Scan (the program that comes with the scanner) because it makes a huge difference. The white balance is a little wonky, but that's easily fixed in photoshop. I feel like epson scan sort of made my medium format scans (and my scans in general) look pretty crappy, so i highly recommend using vue scan, especially if you are using medium format and want to retain as much of the quality as possible. Hope this was helpful!
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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.
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yes you can. you can use the included CanoScan toolbox software to do this.
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Hi Karen - Yes, you can! The scanner comes with a sleeve to protect old pictures. I slipped a negative into the sleeve with a piece of white card stock behind it. Once the image was scanned, I used my photo-editing software's "negative image" function to create the actual picture. I personally use Corel Paint Shop Pro, but most photo-editors have a "negative" or "Invert" function.
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Yes, but the images do not display as thumbnails. Use the free Irfanview program for viewing thumbnails of these and other graphics files no longer supported as thumbnails by the new Windows operating systems.
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Brian - Actually I've used it a couple times to do just that and was surprised with the results. Obviously, it all depends on your definition of "quality images". Unfortunately, Amazon does not allow me to attach images here, but I could send you a couple of files (one from yesterday's solar eclipse...) so you would be able to judge. Just send me an email (leitejl at yahoo) and I'll reply back. Thanks!
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Scan as an image and use Photoshop or some other image manipulation software to put them together. With the variability in hand scans, I would not really recommend this. You will be hard pressed to seamlessly put them together. Better to find a ledger sized scanner if you can.
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Karen, yes you can but it should be done carefully. The mouse/scanner is best when covering a smaller area but can scan a very large area. I have not tried it beyond 8.5x11 but it seems like it may work for even larger surfaces. It takes some practice to scan larger areas but it really works well. The OCR is pretty decent also. Once scanned you can set the image size to whatever you like with a good editor.
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I do not know. I have not discovered how to access or export them but they can be used within the software that come with the computer.
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you can only scan one side at a time. scan twice if you want to crop two different parts of a doc....