using ulead photo explorer, you can put as many pictures that fit onto your scanner. It will then auto crop and seperate multiple images into different files. It doesnt do a PERFECT job, but I was rather impressed how close it came.
scanning multiple images at the same time.
scanning multiple images at the same time.
It took me a while, but I finally found a program that'll let me do this.
using ulead photo explorer, you can put as many pictures that fit onto your scanner. It will then auto crop and seperate multiple images into different files. It doesnt do a PERFECT job, but I was rather impressed how close it came.
using ulead photo explorer, you can put as many pictures that fit onto your scanner. It will then auto crop and seperate multiple images into different files. It doesnt do a PERFECT job, but I was rather impressed how close it came.
I had wanted to purchase a scanner that will automate the task, running a stack of photo's through.Sid wrote:Kewl, I'm getting ready to dump my photo's to cd and that should speed things up a bit. Thanks.
however, the only one Ive found gets HORRIBLE reviews. This does the job with a little more work and I didnt have to spend >$250 on a new scanner
What scanner were you looking at? I have a Mustek 1200LP that allows multipule scans and I purchased that 5 years ago for around a $100 new.zooner wrote:I had wanted to purchase a scanner that will automate the task, running a stack of photo's through.
however, the only one Ive found gets HORRIBLE reviews. This does the job with a little more work and I didnt have to spend >$250 on a new scanner
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Main System running Windows XP Pro: Intel Celeron 2.4 Ghz, 1 Gig Ram, 2 80 gig WD 7200 rpm HD's, Radeon 9200 Pro, Envision EN9110 19" LCD Display, HP 9500 CD-RW, D-Link DFE-530TX+ PCI Adapter, D-Link DI-704P Router, Motorola SB5100 Cable Modem with Cox HSI
I wanted to have an automated scanner that would allow me to scan >20 pictures in one setup. in other words, a reliable feeder system.earthmofo wrote:What scanner were you looking at? I have a Mustek 1200LP that allows multipule scans and I purchased that 5 years ago for around a $100 new.
sid, I'll confirm exactly where the control is for the auto chopping. It does it automatically, without ever really giving you the full scan, just multiple images.
