#BEST FLATBED SCANNER FOR MAC ARCHIVE#
The lower the dots-per-inch, the faster it scans, with 300dpi images taking just one second - great for getting a family archive into the internet age. How high quality is up to you: you can choose between modes for easy sharing (300dpi), archiving (600dpi) and enlarging (1200dpi). With a capacity of 36 photo sheets, it’s great for processing large stacks of old photo prints, and the resulting digital images are high quality. Got a ton of printed photos you need to digitize, and don’t want to spend days and weeks doing so? Then our pick for you is the Epson FastFoto FF-680W. However, if you need a scanner primarily for traveling, you'll want to check out the more compact, portable scanners further down our list. If it's primarily in one place, such as your home office, then the desktop scanners on our list will be of most interest. Alternatively, you could choose a hybrid model that features both a flatbed and a sheet-feed scanner, such as numbers 5 and 6 on our list.Īlso consider where you'll be using your scanner. Well, firstly you need to decide if you need a traditional flatbed scanner or a sheet-feed scanner, which lets you load up several items to scan at once, via an automatic document feeder (ADF). But if it's just a scanner you're after for documents or photographic prints, then how do you choose the best one? Similarly, if you want a scanner for negatives or slides, then check out our guide to the best film scanners. Of course, most printers incorporate a scanner nowadays, and if that's what you're looking for, check out our guide to the best all-in-one printers.
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