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Title: HP Scanjet 7650
Pros: Strong on OCR and document management. 50-sheet, duplexing ADF. Transparency adapter. Useful array of front-panel scan buttons. Twain, WIA, and ISIS drivers.
Cons: Doesn't batch-scan. Lacks features for removing scratches and dust from photos and slides. Transparency adapter is external to the scanner, attached by cable.
Verdict: The HP Scanjet 7650 is an all-purpose scanner with a strong business orientation, making it a good fit for a home or small office.
Summary: Maximum Scan Area: Legal, Scanning Options: Both, Flatbed: Yes, Mechanical Resolution: 2400 pixels, Maximum Optical...
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80/100 |
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Title: You Scan Do It!
Pros: 50-sheet, duplexing ADF and 35-mm transparency adaptor are standard. Handles OCR well. Better slide scan quality than most flatbeds.
Cons: No batch scanning. Transparency adaptor is external, rather than an integral part of the unit. Lacks feature for removing scratches or dust from image.
Verdict: The HP Scanjet 5590 is clearly designed for business use, with a 50-sheet, duplexing ADF to make quick work of scanning, faxing, and copying multipage documents, at least compared to most other desktop flatbed scanner It also scans photos and 35-mm slides
Summary: When you see a scanner with a 50-sheet, duplexing ADF built into its top cover, as with the HP Scanjet 5590 ($399.99 direct), it's a safe bet that it's designed to scan multipage documents for OCR and document management applications, as well as fax and c
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80/100 |
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Title: Scanjet 8300
Pros: Excellent quality even from 35mm film. Ships with SilverFast software and IT8 targets. 8300gp version includes monitor calibrator.
Cons: Rather large footprint considering the scanning area. Software dust removal is poor. 120/220 film holder only takes single frames.
Verdict: HP's scanners have historically been unimpressive for serious photographic work - but the 8300 is an improvement, making it the first Scanjet we'd recommend for a creative studio
Summary: The latest flatbed scanner from HP is available in two versions - the standard Scanjet 8300 and the 8300gp, which is supplied with a GretagMacbeth monitor calibrator.
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80/100 |
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Title: HP Scanjet 7650
Pros: Strong on OCR and document management. 50-sheet, duplexing ADF. Transparency adapter. Useful array of front-panel scan buttons. Twain, WIA, and ISIS drivers.
Cons: Doesn't batch-scan. Lacks features for removing scratches and dust from photos and slides. Transparency adapter is external to the scanner, attached by cable.
Verdict: The HP Scanjet 7650 is an all-purpose scanner with a strong business orientation, making it a good fit for a home or small office.
Summary: Maximum Scan Area: Legal, Scanning Options: Both, Flatbed: Yes, Mechanical Resolution: 2400 pixels, Maximum Optical...
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80/100 |
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Title: HP Scanjet 8200 scanner
Pros: Auto sharpening, colour restoration, scratch/dust removal processing and the like
Cons: The auto crop before scan doesn't get things right and can even give a horizontal crop to a vertical image! Dust removal software works but is not capable of dealing with dirty originals and the auto scaling/resolution settings don't allow enough control
Verdict: The Scanjet 8200 is more business-scanning machine than strictly a photo scanner
Summary: - The Scanjet 8200 is more business scanning machine than strictly a photo scanner, you can even buy it with an additional automatic document feeder, by having said that it can scan A4 documents on the A4 plate, negatives (four frames on a strip) and slid
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60/100 |
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Title: HP Scanjet 5530
Pros: 7.1 audio channel support, 24-bit/96KHz output, Dolby Digital EX 6.1 decoding, Easily portable, Includes IR remote, Excellent input device for all graphics work, Mouse is better than most ordinary mice, Excellent styling, Scans stacks of photos effortless
Cons: Requires driver update for maximum output quality, Takes up lots of desktop area, No soft buttons, Relatively expensive, Huge footprint, Unintuitive setup, Exceedingly slow translucent scans
Verdict: If you need to scan lots of photos and negatives -- and you have plenty of desktop space -- the Scanjet 5530 is a good choice...
Summary: If you need to scan lots of photos and negatives -- and you have plenty of desktop space -- the Scanjet 5530 is a good choice.
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74/100 |
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Title: You Scan Do It!
Pros: 50-sheet, duplexing ADF and 35-mm transparency adaptor are standard. Handles OCR well. Better slide scan quality than most flatbeds.
Cons: No batch scanning. Transparency adaptor is external, rather than an integral part of the unit. Lacks feature for removing scratches or dust from image.
Verdict: The HP Scanjet 5590 is clearly designed for business use, with a 50-sheet, duplexing ADF to make quick work of scanning, faxing, and copying multipage documents, at least compared to most other desktop flatbed scanner It also scans photos and 35-mm slides
Summary: When you see a scanner with a 50-sheet, duplexing ADF built into its top cover, as with the HP Scanjet 5590 ($399.99 direct), it's a safe bet that it's designed to scan multipage documents for OCR and document management applications, as well as fax and c
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80/100 |
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