The Plustek eScan is a powerful standalone network scanner that operates without tethering to a PC. A built-in network capability makes sending documents to various destinations such as network folders, mobile devices, email, and other cloud services directly on-the-spot through a touch of a button.
Let this video show you how simple to scan directly to Evernote from Plustek eScan!
Plustek offers a total solution from hardware to software specifically customized for library sector to ensure a flawless work process and make digitizing reading materials easier than ever.
7200 dpi was the attraction. That said, I’m learning that scanning at that resolution isn’t always best when the negative’s granularity doesn’t match 7200 dpi. I think for most negatives 2400 is best. The kit is great and the software excellent.
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When does the scanner need to be calibrated? ! How to calibrate the scanner? !
Just replaced my old 7600i + SilverFast 6.6 with this 8100 + SilverFast 8. What an improvement! The new software needed some re-learning, but once success is easy to use and more flexible than the 6.6. Colour slides and negatives come out very well.
Today we would like to talk about a useful image adjustment tip: Character Enhancement.
What exactly is the function of Character Enhancement? What kinds of characters should be enhanced?!
Very impressed with the speed and quality of the scans. Old black & white photos show excellent detail, and colour prints are reproduced perfectly compared to what our old scanner could manage.
Congrats! Plustek eScan A250 is honored with the coveted “Outstanding SOHO Scanner, Summer 2018” Pick Award by Keypoint Intelligence – Buyers Lab (BLI).
The Plustek eScan is a powerful PC-less scanning solution for businesses and organizations that require kiosk scanning or distributed/shared scanning.
Let’s see what Buyers Lab says about eScan A250.
We usually scan and store our documents as PDF files in most business occasions, especially to save as searchable PDF files since they’re easy to store and search. But sometimes, some content, such as hand-drawn wiring diagrams, manuscripts, etc., need to be transmitted in the form of JPG or other image formats, because their file sizes are small and the original images can be reproduced. At this time, we’d better to scan the file directly into a JPG file!
I unboxed the Plustek OpticFilm 8200i and had the basic software installed in 5 minutes. Ten minutes of reading and playing around with settings and I was away scanning old 35 mm slides and negatives with excellent resolution. The colour reproduction is excellent. Build quality is robust and sleek.
This scanner can out resolve any known film and has greater dynamic range, so everything on the film is going to be captured. The advantage of oversampling like this is that any slight quality loss due to colour correction, cropping or rotating will be invisible. Images can be downsized after processing.
