Most scanner manufacturers only want you to consider resolution (dpi) and bit-depth when comparing scanners, but what do those numbers really mean to you? You want a scanner that... more
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Most scanner manufacturers only want you to consider resolution (dpi) and bit-depth when comparing scanners, but what do those numbers really mean to you? You want a scanner that is easy to use, provides high-quality images, and helps you to be productive without having to be a scanning expert. The HP ScanJet 3p provides these benefits and more! The HP ScanJet IIp scanner is a flatbed scanner that captures drawings, photographs, and text at high resolution. If using optical character recognition (OCR) software, the HP ScanJet 3p scanner can scan text into a format that can be edited.
Advantages: quick, decent software, good images after some repeats and fiddling Disadvantages: inconsistent quality
...(H x L x W) 7.3 x 23.1 x 17.8 inches and it weighs 11.2 pounds. The scan bed is large enough to process standard 8" x 12" photos
It is also quick; providing preview scans in around six seconds, and will scan multiple images into individual files at about 10 seconds per page. It has a built-in adapter which makes it easy to produce batch scans of 16 slides, 30 negatives or a single 4" x 5” film negative. This is superb when you have a lot of images you want to archive as it makes quick work of them. The single negative scan is perfect when work needs to be done in restoration.
The specified image resolution is high; up to 4800 x 9600-dpi, in 48-bit colour and 256-level grayscale. It’s software ‘HP Real Life technologies’ is designed to help make images more lifelike. With it it’s possible to enhance the focus, contrast and sharpness...
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Advantages: Fast, good quality, and easy to set up Disadvantages: quite large, and sensitive
...I was looking for a new top of the range scanner, to go along with my HpP1000 photo smart printer, so I needed one at a good price, but which had great quality scanning, and I found it. Everyone knows that Hp can be a bit pricey, but for around £130, this has to be worth it.
It has a max resolution of 2400 x 1200 dpi (dots per inch), and this is ideal for enlarging pics and still keeping the quality in the picture. It is quick and as you can save the pics as jpegs, and other file types, it does'nt use alot of space on your hard drive.
When loading a pictuer, you also have many functions, ranging from resolution, colour quality, lighting, and inlaging or decreasing the picture size.
The scanner is slightly larger than the average flat bed scanner, but it is very user friendly, and has 4 short cut buttons on the front of it...
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Advantages: Great quality Scanning for it's price Disadvantages: a little bit on the chunky side
...a good deal with this scanner.
If you've got windows XP then the plug and play option the scanner gives you is fantastic! no setup required. you just plug in the USB cable and you're ready to go (the PC automatically detects the device)
the one touch buttons on the scanners body also make quick scanning easy and practical.
If you're not after a stylish scanner, and you want to save some dosh, then HP's Scanjet 3670 is a good choice...
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