Plustek ePhoto Z300 Scanning Documents and Receipts

[@robertreed3313]

Great work on your video. The Software will only accept 50 scans. Once saved, they are incrementally numbered 1-50. How Can I save the next 50 starting at 51 in the same folder? Thanks!! Bob R

[@SteveAB4EL]

*Thank you* so much for doing this demo: it confirmed that this scanner will suit my needs nicely. _Just as I'm typing this comment, you responded in the other place! :^)_ Thank you, Rick!

[@Rickmakes]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lloydchristmas4547]

Thanks. It seems like a really good photo scanner. My current Fujitsu does documents and photos fine, but much slower. Not sure if I'm going to get this one over the Epson FF680.

[@terrypallin9706]

even on 300 dpi? This scanner nearly quadruples in time to scan in 600 dpi rather than 300

[@terrypallin9706]

I'm trying to figure out the ocr thing, would love to have that be a function but theres no info on how to get that loaded. Also yeah, super dumb that the auto crop/skew is so bad for full size documents. Seems this is just for (non-night) photos really

[@dawnklingfus54]

I believe the auto document is when you don't have the software open. Just the folder in windows.

[@Patti2249]

Thanks so much! Just got this thing yesterday and having trouble. Love you actually talk and show us. I will defintitely subscribe to your channel. This was so easy to understand!

[@Katiie00]

I'm having trouble getting the scanner to auto crop documents. I've calibrated it many times and I still have to crop each image because there is black on the top and bottom. Any advice?

[@janiceeskesen6393]

i'm having this same issue.

[@pizaster]

Does this have the ability to do double sided PDF or multi page PDFs or is every scan a separate file

[@Rickmakes]

Every scan is a separate file.

[@pizaster]

@@Rickmakes yes and no. I figured out that every scan is separate but then you can highlight multiple scans, choose multi page PDF in the drop-down and click on the Disk button (save), and it will save multiple scans as a multi page PDF.

[@lizblank4852]

Thank you, very clear

[@marksparco3133]

Hi, why not save in pdf ? Any differences ?

[@Rickmakes]

PDFs don't always have the best compression. I think they are good for mixed formats like a newsletter that contains text and images. I prefer other formats when just working with standalone images because the files tend to be smaller.