What is the scan resolution? Does it do any color correction in the Epson or in software?
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It has brightness and contract settings but no actual color correction. The only trouble I had with color was when I scanned a piece of olive-green fabric-- it turned out move olive-gray than olive-green. For photos and documents, I've been very pleased. In fact, I have previously scanned hundreds of photos with my flat0bed scanner but I plan to rescan them at a higher resolution with the Epson.
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The resolution for Color and Grayscale is only 300 dpi (on the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500). For photos you may want a better scanner that provides 1200 dpi color resolution.
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Hello, sorry but I can't help you. I bought this epson to my friend and I don't know nonthing about that. Sorry.
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I completely disagree with the rest of these answers. I'm using an Epson DS-40 scanner (after trying and returning a Doxie) at 1200dpi for doing character recognition on thermal printed receipts. I've noticed a huge difference in the accuracy of the OCR software. No wonder, when it's getting so much more data to work with.
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Yes there is. In fact you can adjust the colors as well - reduce or increase the red and blue. Any changes are then shown in the little view screen, and will be applied to all slides scanned until reset or changed to different settings. It takes some trial and error but I have been able top scan hundreds of old slides and restore at least some of the color. I also use a graphic program like Photoshop elements to further adjust the colors in the scanned images.
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yes, no scan is true to color and you are switching it from reflective to transmissive color so it will need adjustment.
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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.
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Chad....I'm not at all techie so this may not answer your question. If you are asking about resolution, the projector has 1024x768 resolution. The Epson Web site has good tech information. Here's the link for this projector. Reviews are so-so. I had to return my first projector because it was defective. http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product/UserReviews.do?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&sku=V11H551020
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Hi Louis! To answer your question I'm not 100% sure I have not used that feature at all, so I can't say. If you already have the epson printer and it's installed there should be a user guide / manual file that is put on your desktop so in the case you need help. Sorry I couldn't Help you out more!
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I returned this product because the color results were terrible. The scans came out over tinted either blue or green and also washed out by the light from the unit. I don't remember if the output was JPEG or TIFF - just that it wasn't printable. I called their customer service and they were cordial but unable to resolve the issue.
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Yes, it will scan in color. It will save in either jpeg or pdf format. Don't know what you want to do with it in OCR.
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When scanning, it gives the option for five different sizes (Letter, Legal, A4, A3, and 11x17). There are also options for Max Area and Auto Cropping. I have never used the Auto Cropping setting but this may be worth looking up on Epson's website and may end up being what you are looking for.
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according to the Epson website, they provide Win8(32, 64 bit) drivers you can download for it. Doesnt specify Win8.1. http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=154806&BV;_UseBVCookie=yes&infoType;=Downloads&platform;=OSF_W_8-32The scanner worked for XP(32 bit) and Win7(64 bit). But I dont particularly recommend Epson (contradictory and time-wasting customer service, very strict warrantee so they wouldnt honor it).
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I scan wireless with it and find it fast enough especially when creating pdf with 200 to 300 dpi (good results), and with the ADF it can manage double sided too. Yuo have to start the epson scanner software on the computer first, then operate from the computer, setting pdf or image format, resolution etc, document name and where to save.
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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!
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The Epson User Manual does not give that information, however... you can contact Epson Customer Service directly and ask them what languages their 3rd party OCR software operates with. Norwegian, I'm guessing is what you need? Try: http://www.epson.com/europe.html This scanner is truly made for both personal and business usage... I feed about 2000 pages per day and am using it with a paper shear to digitize my entire library of books that will fit the scanner. Also, one MUST determine by trial and error as to which setting of dpi/compression to use for color pictures and small text sizes under 10pt. to obtain the best scan quality for the smallest file size. I don't recommend using "High" compression, but haven't yet tried all dpi/compression combinations. One great feature of the software is that you can 'SAVE' any page size into your own custom list of page sizes to scan.
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Is that a trick question? Or did you mean 10.5.8? If I had to guess, I'd say that it isn't fully compatible, and that you'd be using native OSX scanning software. That, meaning Epson's software is not compatible. I'd be conserned about that, as there are some fancy features of this scanner that only Epson's software do. I use in latest version of Photoshop and it doesn't allow me to do some of the things Epson's software does. I'd go onto some Mac imaging forums and ask for recommendations there.