🖼️ Pandigital PANSCN06 Personal Photo Scanner/Converter - Easily Digitize and Preserve Your Memories Review

The speed of this scanner is a big plus for me as I have many thousands of family photos to scan. I can scan around 300 photos an hour if I buckle up and work (at 300 resolution). Even when I pause to talk or watch TV, I can still display 200 frames an hour. All in all I've made over 1000 in the last two days since I got it. The scans are of surprisingly good quality. Organizing scans, going through each photo and figuring out who/when/where, finding duplicates, etc. takes about four times as…

We have had flatbed scanners for years but they are so cumbersome and slow to use that we have never made a decent dent in the 2 boxes of old photo prints that we and our families have did in the many decades before we switched to digital cameras about 10 years ago. It looks like this sheetfed scanner from Pandigital is about to change all that. For each photo we didn't spend 2-5 minutes - placing, cropping, scanning, deleting and saving as a file - but only a few seconds at a time! So far…

ADVANTAGES: Size, speed, ease of use. Assigns a numbered ID and saves without stopping, can save to PC or SD card, scans at 600 dpi, comes with 5x7 document media CONS: cleaning, photos need to be cropped, they need to be plugged in, poor documentation, no document carrier included or available for full size documents --------------- Like most other reviewers, I wanted to quickly and easily scan some free photos. I have flatbed scanners that work reasonably well, but boxes with family photos…

I'm quite a serious amateur photographer, I have several boxes and bags of old photographs, many (but not all) of which have negatives. I have owned and used several flatbed and film scanners over the years. I have a lot of experience with them. They are all terribly SLOW. And they all require significant attention - if you're using a flatbed scanner or a film scanner, you need to load the device, connect it to your computer, scan and save the file. A picture lasts several minutes and it is…

The first thing that struck us about the PANSCN06 scanner was its small size. The scanner is about the size of a cardboard tube used for a paper towel roll. The device is surprisingly powerful and versatile considering its small size. We scanned a family album containing 50 photos of various sizes from the 1950s and 1960s by placing the scanner in front of a keyboard that was connected to the computer with a USB cable. Then we got to work, inserting photo after photo into the scanner slot, the…

I just received my Pandigital Photolink One-Touch PANSCN06 8.5" x 11" (PANSCN06) and scanned about 20 4x6 photos. I can only say wow. What speed. Photos are transferred as JPG files straight to the supplied SD card (it came with a 1GB card, how nice!) When switched on, the scanner works at 300 dpi by default, which is indicated by the green LED. bright. When you press the power button again, the GREEN power LED changes to orange and the scanner starts scanning at 600 dpi. Scanning a 4x6 photo…