I want to preserve old pictures of my family and especially my sister who passed away recently. How can I title these pictures as I scan them.???
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Yes, I have done that...But I typed a Title and story.Place it in line with the photo.But then ate 92, I don't do spectacular things....but I've made some beautiful DVDs.God bless....So sorry at the loss of your sister....Sisters are SPECIAL xoxoxo
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I think you'll need to title them AFTER you've scanned and uploaded them to your computer.
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In the process of scanning you have a preview and then you hit scan and there is a window to put in the title
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It can - yes. If the pictures have clear boundaries between them, it will scan them into separate files. It is a setting in the scan tool.
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I've only scanned slides but I would guess photos will do well also. File format is JPEG. The file size would be limited by the space available on the micro-SD card. I'll try some photos and respond again. I am very happy with the scanner for slides, however.
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The first part should seem obvious (place item on scanner and then press the scan button). Now, after your computer goes through several scans, it takes you to HP Photosmart Essentials 2.5, where you should see a picture of what you just scanned. Left click on it and choose on "Share," where you can email it to someone, or "Print," although you could have just made a copy of it if that's all you wanted to do with it. There is another choice icon there, and I think you can put it several places from there, as it gives what you just scanned a JPG number. Good luck!
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Looking for the same thing... to be able to automatically update pictures on a picture frame remotely for parents and grandparents.
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I'm sorry, I can't help you with that. I have a few slides but I haven't gotten around to them. I'm working on family photos - am very pleased with what it does with photos.
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Once the order has been placed, you can go to your order history. Click on contact seller and it will generate an email that will allow you to attach the scan image. You can also fax it to our office if you would prefer.
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As someone who deals with old photographs and other objects. I wouldn't use this for storage of photos. They should be stored flat.
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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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Thanks Jessica. I'm not very good at setting up computers, etc. so I'm a little afraid of scanning but at the same time, I do want to get rid of all the photo albums onto DVD's. Do you think I'll have a lot of trouble getting up and running?
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Not really. I tried scanning OLD poloroid photos that were glued to the back of cardboard, you may be too young to remember those, but it didn't like those too much and I used my big copier/scanner for those. Also, it likes some old newpaper and not other so I would be careful about what you put thru. It did an amazing job on my photos, tho, like we got printed in the old days from Walgreen's so you can compare your project to those items. My Mom uses it for her printed out geneology that is on regular 20# printer paper and it does great. Don't know if I answered your questions but I tried.
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I want to scan old pictures to my computer. If logos and graphics don't come as expected I am skeptical about photos. Has anybody attempted pictures?
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The cleaner is a great product, but it won't help with what you've described. I would scan the photo then use a photo editing program like PhotoShop to manipulate the image to produce a copy you're happy with.
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No experience with scanning photos. We however scan large quantities of documents without issues of damage. The image quality is very good, but never tried with a photo. Sorry. That being said, photos tend not to be standard paper sizes and it does have the adjustable guides on the paper feeder, so I think that will help keep them lined up.
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You need an OCR program to do that , it`s not a scanner issue , it`s a software you need to use
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If you could find some way to stick them to an 8" X 11" sheet of paper, either with scotch tape other other means, you should be able to scan them. You could put several on a sheet of paper and scan them all at one time. I have never tried to scan a 4 X 6 but I can see it would be a problem because the photo would move unless you hold it in place until the scanner starts over the photo.
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Yes. I use them for family antique photos. I place the photo in the sleeve and usehindge tape to place them in scrap books. Many of the old photos have writing on the back and this way people can flip them over and see the writing without actully toucking the photos.