Efficiently Scan and Organize Photos and Documents with Visioneer 7800 Flatbed Color Scanner and Tag That Photo Software Review

I have scanned many documents and they are all perfect or near perfect. A note from me! Be sure to read the scanner fine-tuning and collaboration guide!

It only took a few minutes to set up. All you need to get started is to connect your scanner and download the capture driver/software. The capture software uses black and white scanning by default, but once I got the settings right I was good to go. I use it to digitize my character sheets and other board game cards and the quality of my scans has been very good.

The software was easy to download from the supplied CD. Easy to use. With a laptop, an external hard drive, and scanning at 600dpi, I was up and running in 10 minutes, scanning photos my mother took years before she died. I only give 4 stars because all the photos have a red cast. I can't figure out how to reduce the extra redness when scanning images, but I can use Photoshop to adjust the color so this isn't a deal breaker.

I bought a Visioneer 7800 Tag A photo scanner; Little did I know that in the tag photo heading I would have to use an online photo service to scan my photos onto my computer. A one-year free subscription to Tag a Photo software was included in the purchase price; After that, the software must be purchased annually. The scanner is useless if I don't have a Tag Photo subscription. I buy a scanner to scan old family photos onto my computer; The scanner is great for this purpose.

I bought one and it only worked for a few scans. I tried everything to get it working but the driver software wouldn't load. The tech department was great but it still didn't work. I sent it back and received the same make and model. The second has been working flawlessly since the beginning of autumn. Our school is open and closed depending on the number of sick students and staff, so we have to alternate between school and distance learning. I was able to scan documents to put in my Google…

Just in time. Comes with everything you need. There is a good printed installation guide to 1) install the driver for the scanner 2) install the face recognition software. I scanned my photos into a folder on my computer, my photos. The images look sharp/warm - I haven't adjusted the color or dpi. I then used the Tag That Photo software to view the photos in my saved folder and name the faces. It's very nice to see the software starting to work and I confirm all the faces and names. Now I can…