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Pandigital Photolink OneTouch PANSCN06 specifications:
- Easily scan photos up to 8.5×11
- Scan straight to SD card and comes with five in one reader that reads SD/MS/MSPRO/MMC/XD
- No PC needed
- Resolution of 600dpi
- Simple move to your digital photo frame or PC
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Pandigital Photolink OneTouch PANSCN06 8.5Inch x11Inch Photo Scanner Price and Description:
The Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter, 8 1/2 by 11 Inch allows you to change all your conventional photos into digital files with a single touch. The scanner can scan photos up to 8 1/2 by eleven inches at a resolution of 600 dpi, so you may be able to keep a permanent archive of all your beloved pictures. The scanner works with or without a computer, saving scanned files either straight to the included SD memory card, or to a computer via the included USB 2.0 cable. Personal Photo Scanner/Converter,
8 1/2 by 11 Inch
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Scans photos up to 8 1/2 by eleven inches gives crisp, in depth pictures with 600 dpi resolution 5 in 1 memory card slot SD memory card included Connects to computer via included USB 2.0 cable Saves pictures in JPG file format Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter, 8 1/2 by 11 Inch Works with or without a computer so you may be able to take it with you wherever you go. View bigger. One Touch Photo Scanning At the touch of a button, the Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter scans any printed photo from wallet size up to 8 1/2 by eleven inches at a resolution of 600 dpi, allowing a digital file that will not degrade over time. Scan straight to Memory Card or Computer The Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter works with or without a computer. The scanner has a fitted memory card slot, letting you save scanned photos straight to a memory card that you may then easily move to a digital photo frame or a computer (SD memory card included). The scanner supports SD, XD, MS, MS Pro, and MMC memory card formats. You may also save scanned pictures to a computer using the included USB 2.0 cable. Scans printed photos from wallet size up
To 8 1/2 x eleven inches. View bigger. Easy Photo Archiving, Emailing, and Printing The scanner returns industry standard JPG files that you may easily archive, edit in your beloved photo manipulation software, email to friends and family, and print. Ultra Portable Design for Use Anywhere The scanner is so compact that you may take it with you wherever you have photos to scan. Use it at home or at the office, or take it with you when you visit your friends and family so you may be able to scan and copy their photos also. The Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter is supported by a one year warranty. What is in the Box Personal Photo Scanner/Converter, SD Card, calibration card, sensor cleaning swab, power adapter, USB cable, user guide, fast start guide, and Scan2PC software.
8 1/2 by 11 Inch
At a Glance:
Scans photos up to 8 1/2 by eleven inches gives crisp, in depth pictures with 600 dpi resolution 5 in 1 memory card slot SD memory card included Connects to computer via included USB 2.0 cable Saves pictures in JPG file format Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter, 8 1/2 by 11 Inch Works with or without a computer so you may be able to take it with you wherever you go. View bigger. One Touch Photo Scanning At the touch of a button, the Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter scans any printed photo from wallet size up to 8 1/2 by eleven inches at a resolution of 600 dpi, allowing a digital file that will not degrade over time. Scan straight to Memory Card or Computer The Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter works with or without a computer. The scanner has a fitted memory card slot, letting you save scanned photos straight to a memory card that you may then easily move to a digital photo frame or a computer (SD memory card included). The scanner supports SD, XD, MS, MS Pro, and MMC memory card formats. You may also save scanned pictures to a computer using the included USB 2.0 cable. Scans printed photos from wallet size up
To 8 1/2 x eleven inches. View bigger. Easy Photo Archiving, Emailing, and Printing The scanner returns industry standard JPG files that you may easily archive, edit in your beloved photo manipulation software, email to friends and family, and print. Ultra Portable Design for Use Anywhere The scanner is so compact that you may take it with you wherever you have photos to scan. Use it at home or at the office, or take it with you when you visit your friends and family so you may be able to scan and copy their photos also. The Pandigital Personal Photo Scanner/Converter is supported by a one year warranty. What is in the Box Personal Photo Scanner/Converter, SD Card, calibration card, sensor cleaning swab, power adapter, USB cable, user guide, fast start guide, and Scan2PC software.
Pandigital Photolink OneTouch PANSCN06 8.5Inch x11Inch Photo Scanner Reviews and Price:
288 of 289 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars EXACTLY What I Was Looking For!, August 10, 2010
By Paul Terrell (Denton, TX USA) See all my reviews () This review is from: Pandigital Photolink One Touch PANSCN06 8.5 Inch x11 Inch Photo Scanner (Electronics) I just KNEW this product was out there somewhere! I kept thinking, “Surely I am not the only person who hundreds of photos to scan and can not pay for to take weeks to do it!” I kept looking, reading reviews, and looking many more. There was no way I goed to take five minutes or two minutes per picture, previewing, scanning, cropping, adjusting. All I wanted to do was get decent, fast scans from old photos, good enough to post on Facebook. This little gem turned out to be perfect for what I needed.
PROS: This model will handle up to 8.5 by eleven inch photos. There’s an adjustable guide to assist you feed pictures into the slot, but I found I did not really have to use it as long as I located the photo up against the left edge of the scan path.
Scans are fast. At the default setting, a 4×6 photo takes approx. 20 seconds to scan and save. Everything is auto. You put a picture in the slot. The scanner feeds it through fast! When the light stops blinking, you scan another. I sat there watching TV, feeding one shot after another through the unit without a hitch.
One of the best features is that you do not must be connected to a computer. If you are not connected via the USB cord, photos are automatically saved on the SD card. (The unit comes with a 1GB card, which hold hundreds of photos. HINT: After you install the scanning software from the SD card throughout setup, you may be able to delete the scan software from the SD card. You will free up lots of room for more photos. Just make sure to save a copy of the software someplace, because I couldn’t find a way to download it from the manufacturer’s website.) You could take this unit to your family reunion, sit at a table with the relatives, and scan in photo after photo. When you get home, you may be able to move the photos to your computer, or just pop the SD card into your digital photo frame. (I scanned about 350 photos and had them uploaded and posted to Facebook photo albums in about three hours.) Of course, if you’d favor to connect and scan straight to your computer via USB cable (included), that’s easy to do also.
CONS: You have little control over the scan settings. You decide either 300 dpi (dots per inch) or 600 dpi. (300 dpi is good for posting photos online.)
You dont have control over how the photo files are named when they’re saved on the SD card or on your computer. (They are just numbered sequentially.)
You will need another software program if you have to control the pictures after scanning (cropping, adjusting colors and light, etc.) The software that comes with the scanner doesn’t have any editing functions. I recommend IRFANVIEW, a superb freeware photo editing program .
It could have been really nice if the unit may have operated on batteries. Then you could not have required to use the power cord (included)! Maybe next model.
BOTTOM LINE: If you need museum quality scans for posterity or super high resolution scans for enlarging, get yourself a good flatbed scanner and digital photo editing software. It takes many of money, effort and time to get scans that good.
But if you just need fast, decent quality photo scans for sharing via email or posting online, this can be exactly what you are looking for.
NOTE: After now doing approx. 500 scans, I haven’t had any of the problems with lines across the image that many stated. I do use the little cleaning swab (included) about every 50 scans as suggested by the maker.
116 of 117 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars great value, superfast way to archive your treasured family times, July 27, 2010
By Aurelio T. McKewon (Ukraine) See all my reviews () This review is from: Pandigital Photolink One Touch PANSCN06 8.5 Inch x11 Inch Photo Scanner (Electronics) The 1st thing we noticed about the PANSCN06 scanner was its small size. The scanner is about the size of the cardboard tube used for a roll of paper towels. The unit is surprisingly powerful and versatile considering its small footprint.
We scanned a family album of 50 different size snapshots from the 1950s and 1960s by putting the scanner in front of the keyboard with the usb cord attached to the computer. Then we got going and placed photo after photo into the scanner slot, with the dual rolls of the scanner doing the work by pulling each photo through the front and out the back. The scanning of 50 photos obliged less than half an hour. Most of the time was spent removing the photos, then reinserting them back into the family album once scanning was complete.
Because we elected to scan straight to the computer rather than the SD card, we got direct feedback by observing each scan on the monitor screen in near real time. We could tell if a photo had been scanned to our satisfaction, or required to be re scanned caused by cockeyed orientation or many other reason.
As others here observed, there are two scanning resolutions, 300dpi and 600dpi. We have only used the lower resolution, but dont have complaints. The scans on the computer screen are at least four times bigger than the original photos, which renders detail enough to blow us away.
There was an issue with Pandigital scanners about lines coming out in the scanned image. We experienced no such problem after 50 scans. Reviewers on other websites suggested opening the scanner case to clean the scanning glass of baked on dirt or debris which cause the lines. We’re prepared to try this remedy if needed, but only after the warranty expires.
There is one vital issue about old photo scanning that needs to be brought to light here. This scanner is proficient at revealing details, many great and many not, which aren’t evident in the original photos. , that hairy facial mole on Aunt Matilda’s face in 1956 will again be front and center on your computer screen, if it wasn’t that obvious in your little two x three print from the Eisenhower governance.
In our case, we grew up with a big active family that abused photos. , after scanning we found ourselves using the eyedropper and paintbrush in Photoshop to restore pictures. We removed a wrinkle caused by a puppy teething on a print. We digitally blotted a red raspberry jam stain from my sister Susan’s nose. We whitened the image to take off yellowed maturing look. And so on.
Bottom line: great value, fast way to archive your treasured family times from yesteryear.
68 of 68 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars It Works!, July 15, 2010
By R. Gordon “Sporto” (North Carolina) See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) () This review is from: Pandigital Photolink One Touch PANSCN06 8.5 Inch x11 Inch Photo Scanner (Electronics) I received the Panscn06 yesterday. I read the manual, hooked up the scanner to my PC, loaded the software from the supplied sd card, and started scanning pictures into Picasa. I was able to scan photos of all sizes from three x five up to eight 1/2 x 11. It took many Poloroids. I haven’t encountered any problems like lines in the scanned photos. Today I brought the movable scanner to work and while on break, pluged the scanner into an outlet, scanned 17 photos to the sd card in a couple of minutes, and tonight, I’ll load them on my home computer. So far, I love it.
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