Hewlett Packard Scanjet 8250 Flatbed Scanner
Highlights: Flatbed Scanner, 4800 x 4800 dpi, Color Depth: 48-bit Color, USB 2.0, Built-in Tranparency Unit, OCR Capability... (more)
List Price: $237.00
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Avg Rating: 3 of 5.0 by 58 users.
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Product Information
Build your own solution based on innovation and reliability you can trust. The HP Scanjet 8250 is designed for both efficiency and flexibility. With the included automatic document feeder you get fast, unattended multi-page scanning up to 15 pages per minute and two-sided scanning. Enjoy professional-quality results with 4800-dpi optical resolution and 48-bit color, plus preview scans in about 4 seconds using one-touch buttons and HP's Instant-on technology. With industry-leading document management software and legal-size document scanning, it has everything you need for the office.Suggested Similar Products and Related Accessories
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Scanning Negatives and Slides: Digitizing Your Photographic Archives
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Sascha Steinhoff
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Spotlight Review
Using my G4050 for scanning slides
Written
By D. Corbishley
on 2007-06-26I've been using my G4050 on a Vista system for about a month and it works great. Looking at some of the negatives other reviewers have listed, I have to say it works great with Vista and does remember settings (if yoy tell it to). If your scanning slides like me, be sure to preview and edit the scan area as the default scan can miss the image a little. Just don't take all of the highest resolution settings, for slides they are a waste. I have a brand new Duo Core system and it took 45 minutes to open a slide because it had so much detail. At 2400 and with the 6 color scan I have no such problem. Enjoy!
