Question by Amy B: I am looking to buy an photo printer, scanner copier and was wondering which brand is the best?
I’m looking at cost, how much ink the printer uses, features, and quality?
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Answer by mizzalabbady HP is a great brand that has all in one printers and also at a great price! I have one and it works great, and their warranty is great too.
Question by erica_a_quintero: Best photo scanner? Need to scan pictures but want a good portable scanner.?
We are having a family reunion and are going to be going from house to house and put all family photos on a dvd. We’re going to go to each family members house so we don’t have any issues where people don’t get their photos back. We want a GOOD portable scanner that we can carry with us. We wouldn’t be doing any editing then it would all be done at a later time once we’ve gather photos. Ideally we would want to name then right away.
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Answer by Fraud Since you will be shooting in a digicam, why do you require a scanner. And if you shooting on a film, why not think in terms of shooting on a digicam, where all you have to do is transfer the file onto the hard disk. There is no reasonably priced portable scanner – don’t invest in it. Instead, if you have to, buy a good digi cam instead. You will get good results in available light and ready made portraits.
Question by Foamy is God: What Photo scanner is best?
Hello!
I want to take grandma’s old 5×7′s and scan them in to print out Large Gallery Sized photo’s?
What scanner should I buy that is of great quality that is less than $ 300?
Thanks!
Does it come with software?
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Answer by lensmen2 Look at the Epson V-500 scanner..
The term – best – is relative.. However, if you look for the highest OPTICAL resolution and the highest D-MAX, these 2 features will assure good scans. There are other factors as well. Speed. Hook up ability to your computer and so forth.
Question by M: Best photo scanner for storing pictures?
I am looking to purchase an affordable photo converter to save home family 4×6 pictures. Suggestions would be appreciated.
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Answer by Albert W Hi There,
There are many choices for flatbed scanners these days. Most likely any name brand scanner would work for you.
I would suggest the Canon LIDE 110 for $ 60- (from the Canon site…link below).
It works with Windows 7,Windows Vista, Windows XP , Windows Vista , Windows XP and Mac OS X v10.4.11 to v10.6
There is only one cable to plug in (USB cable for data and power) and this scanner is very small but can scan9.9″ (W) x 14.6″ (D) documents. The scanner is only 1.6 inches high.
The Canoscan software is easy to use and setup is very easy.
Question by JR: Best Photo scanner (quality of scan & ease of software) for XP?
I am looking to purchase a photo scanner and am somewhat tech savvy. Want a scanner that easily hooks up to my Dell Desktop with Windows XP 2002, offers easy to use, compatible software to my system and produces good quality scans of photo that can then be sent to make reprints, cards, calendars etc. Around the $ 150 or less range (especially with all the deals this time of the year.
Thanks!
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Answer by Amber Intellectual I speak highly of the Canon MP470 Photo All-in-One.
It offers modern design and enhanced performance, the PIXMA MP470 gives you printing, copying, and scanning in one compact machine.
The ink almost never runs out and the prints come out looking beautiful, I highly recommend it.
#. Canon PIXMA MG8120 Wireless Inkjet Photo All-In-One Printer (4504B002) www.amazon.com Technical Details * All-new Intelligent Touch System allows you to effortlessly operate your machine with gorgeous touch sensitive buttons * Superior optical scanning resolution of 4800 dpi with included Film Adapter Unit to scan film and slides * All new Full HD Movie Print software turns your favorite HD movie clips captured with your compatible Canon EOS Digital SLR or PowerShot cameras into beautiful prints * Professional color adjustment feature with the included Easy-PhotoPrint Pro software * Maximum 9600 x 2400 color dpi for exceptional photo quality ============================================================ Canon PIXMA MG8120 Wireless Inkjet Photo All-In-One Ultimate Wireless1 Photo All-In-One Featuring the Intelligent Touch System, Gray Ink and a 3.5″ LCD * All-new Intelligent Touch System allows you to effortlessly operate your machine with gorgeous touch sensitive buttons * Superior optical scanning resolution of 4800 dpi2 with included Film Adapter Unit to scan film and slides * All new Full HD Movie Print software turns your favorite HD movie clips captured with your compatible Canon EOS Digital SLR or PowerShot cameras into beautiful prints3 * Professional color adjustment feature with the included Easy-PhotoPrint Pro software * Maximum 9600 x 2400 color dpi4 for exceptional photo quality * Keep it eco-conscious: Built-in 2-sided printing helps the environment and cuts …
Question by -Detroit-: What’s the best photo scanner?
I’m looking for a high quality scanner to scan photographs. Money is not a particular issue as much as quality is. Is there an industry standard photographers use or does anybody know of an outstanding photo scanner?
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Answer by snagelfritz One from a Yard Sale.
I have a Hewlett Packard and it works good for me.
Question by erica_a_quintero: Best portable photo scanner with good quality?
We are having a family reunion and are going to be going from house to house and put all family photos on a dvd. We’re going to go to each family members house so we don’t have any issues where people don’t get their photos back. We want a GOOD portable scanner that we can carry with us. We wouldn’t be doing any editing then it would all be done at a later time once we’ve gather photos. Ideally we would want to name then right away.
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Answer by Pole I would recommend Canon CanoScan 8800F Color Film/Negative/Photo Scanner,Great features and quality
Question by Brad Bradley: What is the best photo scanner I can get for a price range of 0$ -200$ ?
200$ is as much as I would go, but I can not make a choice there are so much photo scanners in that price ranger, could I get any suggestion?
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Answer by deonejuan $ 50 is what I would put out, tops. Scanners are all pretty much the same, they are dependent on their software for the result. Most scanners work as a plug-in that opens the scan in a photo program, such as PhotoShop. Web graphics are 96 dpi max. A fax scan is 200 dpi. Most computer graphics work well at 300 dpi. You don’t need a scanner that does 4000 dpi unless you enjoy archiving paper currency or fancy stock certificates.
In a scanner, you definitely want USB connectivity. I recently replaced a perfectly good and functional backlit scannner that had no NT or XP driver. The new scanner is USB, CanonScan for just under $ 50. I never used the backlit feature of the older device but maybe once or twice.
