International newspapers and magazines have reviewed SilverFast and are thrilled with the results. Some selected movies about special SilverFast features can be accessed directly below. Our easy to understand movies explain everything in detail. Learn more about all SilverFast highlights and advantages. How much are different SilverFast versions for your scanner? Is there a discount when upgrading to a more powerful version or if you already own a SilverFast software? _ įind out which operating system SilverFast supports for your scanner and which special features are available for your particular device. Regarding questions and any issues with SilverFast and Plustek scanners, you will find a variety of useful links on our support page: Forums, general FAQs, actual system requirements and contact to our support team. The Archive Suite offers scanner and digital imaging software in a cost-effective package. a calibration targetįrom entry-level software SilverFast SE to professional version SilverFast Ai Studio, an appropriate software is available for every user. The OpticFilm 7600i will be delivered with SilverFast, for choice The 7600i's Optical appearance and technical details are very similar to those of the predecessor, but there are some major internal improvements allowing the dust and scratch removal tool iSRD® and SilverFast Multi-Exposure® to work more effective. The opticFilm 7600i is a very low-priced scanner, Plustek introduced to the market in 2009 as the successor of the 7500i. film holders for slides and 35mm filmstrips Optical resolution: 7.200 dpi (according to manufacturer).The cleaner the staples come out, the easier it will go through the scanner. The Staples One-Touch is nice, and maybe a wand-style one to go with it. I'd look at the Fujitsu fi-series, Canon, and probably the Xerox Documates.Įdit: An ounce of prevention being worth a pound of the cure, I'd also hand out nice staple removers when you give the user the scanner. You mentioned avoiding feeding problems- I wouldn't worry about that as much for the business scanner range of $500-1000. The higher end Fujitsu's, however, are all(?) TWAIN/ISIS compatible. I'm a fan of the ScanSnaps, but like you said they're not suitable here. Looking at reviews of cheap models (sub $300) with ADFs, paper feeding seems to be a big problem with the cheaper ones feeding multiple pages at a time. Going to need several document scanners.Īnyone have any recommendations on a good scanner that will feed reliably and is Twain/ISIS compatible? (Fujitsu SnapScan series is out, proprietary interface) The scanners are going to be used with EMC's QuickScan Pro software so Twain/ISIS compatibility is a must.

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