Epson FastFoto FF-680W Wireless High-Speed Photo and Document Scanning System Black

Yes, it is expensive. I bought this 3 years ago to scan thousands of family photos, and it generates excellent .jpg or .tiff photos with just the right amount of correction. Is it as good as a flatbed scanner, not really. Can you scan the front and back of hundreds of photos an hour on this? YES! So no complaints. It was a strategic purchase specifically for scanning photos. My pleasant surprise was how awesome this is at scanning documents. It lives on my desk and makes document scanning easy. Ths software is a little clunky, but you can set it up to scan directly to a cloud storage service like Dropbox. I hate keeping paper, and this allows me to scan things really, really fast. I just checked, and I'm at 19,000+ scans so far with only about 50 paper jams (mostly staples or accidental double feed). No complaints, would buy again. (I also bought a $$$ flatbed for the most important photos in my collection). Pro tip" buy a dust cover.

So far an excellent product. Easy to set up and get working. Scans and enhances photo prints in batches of up to 30 prints and completes the job in about 30 seconds. This is impressive. The initial cost is high but it should save us lots of time and effort. After the scanning job is done, then what? We will have to share the machine with relatives and friends.

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This is one of the few scanners that has a auto feed to scan stacks of photos at a time. Much faster than using a flatbed scanner. Therefore I bit the bullet and bought this. Turns out it's worth every penny! - Scans BOTH SIDES of photos at the same time. If there are notes on the backs of the photos, they will be scanned. - The quality is excellent. I scanned the same set of photos on my HP all-in-one printer/scanner and this scanner. This scanner captures much more detail from the photos especially the shadow areas. - Files can be saved in lossless .tif format (or lossy .jpg format) - FastFoto app can apply auto adjustments to pictures (colour, brightness, and redeye), and save these adjustments in a SEPARATE file, preserving the original scan in case you want to edit it later using more "advanced" apps like Photoshop. - Scanner itself is compact and folds up for storage. It's sitting on my mom's desk right now, and it takes up less than half the space than the flatbed scanner she had. - It is FAST. Takes a few seconds to scan each photo at 600dpi. (there are also 300dpi and 1200dpi options) - Files are automatically put into folders and numbered. When adding more files to the same folder, the numbering continues from the last picture. - File numbering corresponds to the order you load the photos (with the front photo being #0001). It actually scans them in reverse order but the file numbering will be correct after scanning. Helps with my OCD making sure that photos are in the order taken. - Can scan documents as well as pictures. I did notice some etching of glossy photos like some reviewers mentioned. The etching results in some streaks in the scans, and those get blown up by some AI photo editing tools. I would say this is a minor annoyance because the image quality is so much better than flatbed, and it's so much faster to scan hundreds of photos. I don't plan to keep the originals and I will look into removing the streaks in the editing workflow.

Love love love this! This will definitely do hundreds of photos quickly. The quality is almost close to the photos, bot as good as the flat bed scanner but still excellent and extremely fast. It is also excellent scanning documents. This was very handy as scanning years of the kids school works and turning to pdf. It was so fast and it does both sides with 1 scan in a split second. It comes woth a sheet to put small or ripped papers/photos in. It also does polaroids just make sure you select that in settings otherwise it doesnt scan properly. Highly recommend.