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What size of photos can my RS40 scan?
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... thickness of the photo stack ... .5" x 5 " (89 x 127 mm ) 40 Less ... " (10 mm ) 4R ... KG 4" x 6" (102 x 152 mm ) 40 Less ... " (10 mm ) 5 R/2L 5 " x 7" ( 127 x 178 mm ) 40 Less ... " (10 mm ) 8R 8" x 10" (203 x 254 mm ) 10 Less ... " (6 mm ) Instant ( ... .8" x 8.2 ...
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Documents (DR-G1130/G1100)
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Size : 70 mm to 432 mm (2.8" to 17") (without using the Long Document Mode) 70 mm to 3,000 mm ( 2.8 " to 118. 1 ") (Using [ON2] in the Long Document Mode) Setting the scanner to Long Document Mode lets you scan documents up to 3,000 mm (118.1") long.
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What photos cannot be scanned using my RS40?
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Photos that are torn Photos that have deteriorated and are very scruffy Photos that have staples or clips on them Photos that have labels or stickers stuck to them ( ones that are not tightly stuck on) Photos that have glue, liquids, oils, or gels on them Photos that have not dried after printing Photos that have perforations Photos smaller than 2" x 2.1" (50.8 mm x 54 mm )
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Specifications (P-215)
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Main Unit Type Desktop sheetfeed scanner Scanning Document Size Plain paper Width 50.8 to 216 mm ( 2 to 8 .5") Length 70 to 356 mm (2.756 to 14") Up to 1 ,000 mm (39.4") in Long Document mode Thickness (density) 52 to 128 g/m2
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What documents can I scan with my DR-M1060 / DR-M1060 II Scanner?
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Width: 50.8 mm to 300 mm (2" to 11.8") Length: 70 mm to 432 mm ( 2.8 " to 17") Up to 3,000 mm (118.1") in Long Document mode
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Documents (P-215)
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Document Type Width Length Thickness (density) Thickness Plain paper 50.8 to 216 mm ( 2 to 8 .5") 70 to 356 mm (2.756 to 14")¹ 52 to 128 g/m² (14 to 34 lb bond)
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What types of photos might need special care?
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Photos that are not square/rectangular Photos that are not flat Photos that are curled more than 0.07" (2 mm ) Photos that are wrinkled or creased Photos that have edges that are peeling apart Photos that have interiors that are peeling apart Photos that have a sticky front surface Photos that have labels or stickers stuck to them ( ones that are tightly stuck on) Photos that have hardened glue or adhesive on them Photos on photosensitive paper from instant cameras that are not sheet-film types Curled photos should have the curl smoothed and flattened.
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System requirements. (M160)
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A computer that meets the following specifications: - CPU: Intel Core i7 ( 2.8 GHz or faster) - Memory: 4 GB or more
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What are the features of the P-208 doucment scanner?
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Features of the Scanner ... of 312. 5 mm (W) x 39 mm (H) x 55.5 mm (D) ... .3" x 1.54" x 2.19 ... ... is 312. 5 mm (W) x 39 mm (H) x 75.5 mm (D) ... .3" x 1.54" x 2.97 ... ... 4 size, one - or two ... ... continuously, or one at a time ... ... picture quality image] features compensates for underexposed and overexposed images for photo -quality scans with finer ...
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Useful tips (P-215)
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... multiple pages in one file, or save one file per page ... ... multi- or single -page files ... YYYY = year, MM = month , and DD = day of month . ... In the scanner settings, specify the size of the card or select [Match original size] (Windows) or [Auto-detection] (Mac OS X ), then scan. ... What’s the best way to scan business cards or photos ? ... Alternatively, register the size of the cards or photos to be scanned.
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