Introducing the ultimate solution for effortlessly preserving and revitalizing your cherished memories. Say hello to our cutting-edge photo scanner and PictureStudio photo editing software, designed to breathe new life into your old, faded photos with just a single touch. Gone are the days of sifting through endless photo albums in search of that one special moment. With our seamless search feature, navigating through your digitized photo collection has never been easier. Simply enter a keyword or filter by tag, and watch as your memories come to life before your eyes. Whether it's restoring colors to faded photographs, organizing your entire photo collection in one convenient location, or effortlessly sharing and backing up your memories, AMBIR has you covered.
Q: How fast can this scanner scan a 4x6 photo?
A: This scanner can scan a 4x6 photo in 3 seconds at 300 dpi.
Q: What is the maximum resolution this scanner can produce?
A: This scanner has a maximum scanning resolution of 600 x 600 dpi.
Q: Does this scanner come with any software?
A: Yes, this scanner comes with PictureStudio photo editing and organization software.
Q: How does this scanner connect to my computer?
A: This scanner connects to your computer easily with a single USB cable.
Q: What is the maximum size photo this scanner can handle?
A: This scanner can scan photos from 1 inch x 1 inch up to 8 inches x 10 inches. It can also scan panoramic photos up to 12 inches.
Q: How many photos can be loaded into the feeder?
A: The scanner was specifically designed to scan and protect the integrity of old photos. Only one photo can be placed in the feed tray at a time. However, it features an auto-scan mode in its software, allowing users to continuously insert photos into the tray without needing to manually initiate each scan.
Q: Is there a special tool to use when scanning a very small photo (say 1"X1") ?
A: No specific tools are required to scan photos as small as 1x1. However, you may find it easier using the included carrier sheet. Would also recommend disabling "auto scan" to make sure the picture is in the proper position (when not using the carrier sheet).

Introducing the ultimate solution for effortlessly preserving and revitalizing your cherished memories. Say hello to our cutting-edge photo scanner and PictureStudio photo editing software, designed to breathe new life into your old, faded photos with just a single touch. Gone are the days of sifting through endless photo albums in search of that one special moment. With our seamless search feature, navigating through your digitized photo collection has never been easier. Simply enter a keyword or filter by tag, and watch as your memories come to life before your eyes. Whether it's restoring colors to faded photographs, organizing your entire photo collection in one convenient location, or effortlessly sharing and backing up your memories, AMBIR has you covered.

Say goodbye to the days of scanning photos with a slow flatbed! Scanning photos and memorabilia has never been easier with the Plustek ePhoto Z300. With the ePhoto Z300 you can scan a 4x6 photo in about 2 sec. This means you can scan 3,000 photos in just one afternoon. ePhoto Z300 is a scanner specifically designed for scanning photos. It uses a special soft compound roller to protect old photos. The CCD sensor provides accurate reproduction color and black and white photos. The included ePhoto software is easy to use and doesn’t require complex operational procedures. Just insert a photo into the scanner and scanning automatically starts.

Preserve what’s priceless with the Epson FastFoto FF-680W — the World’s Fastest Personal Photo Scanner. Scan thousands of photos — as fast as 1 photo per second. Easily restore, save, organize and share photos, postcards, panoramas, documents and more. The convenient mobile app enables you to capture the voice of loved ones and create slideshows, so you can easily share stories about your photos right from your smartphone, from a firsthand perspective, for generations to come. Plus, FastFoto brings old photos to life with auto enhancement, color restoration and more. Offering the ultimate in versatility, it includes a variety of format options for quick sharing, archiving and enlargements

Get organized fast with the WorkForce ES-400 II duplex desktop document scanner. This reliable, easy-to-use performer speeds through scans up to 35 ppm/70 ipm1, capturing both sides of each sheet in one pass. Its 50-sheet Auto Document Feeder allows you to breeze through stacks of documents of varying sizes. Intuitive Epson ScanSmart Software2 means you can easily preview, email and upload your scans. The included TWAIN driver ensures compatibility with most document management software. Scan to cloud storage accounts2 or searchable PDFs. Color and image adjustment features such as auto crop, dirt detection, staple protection and paper-skew correction help ensure remarkable image quality, whatever the scan.
| Pros for Ambir Technology Inc - AMBIR Photo Scanner with PictureStudio Software - Black | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Software, Ease of use, Scan Speed, Resolution, Photo Quality | There were no pros for this product— | Ease of use, Software, Size, Scanning Speed, Image Quality | Ease of use, Size, Speed, Scan Quality, Overall Performance |
| Cons for Ambir Technology Inc - AMBIR Photo Scanner with PictureStudio Software - Black | |||
| Auto Crop | There were no cons for this product— | Price, Jamming, Connectivity, Compatibility | Paper Handling, Wireless |
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This is an amazing photo scanner. I struggled to scan low resolution photos on my one year old Epson WF Pro 3820, but this is soooo much faster. I used to work on my computer while images scanned, but this scanner completes even 8x10 at 300 dpi in just a few seconds. This scanner is small enough to fit on my desk between my secondary screen so I can use my pull out keyboard. I don't even have to get up to scan and work on the images with the PictureStudio software. I would like more options to have sub Albums for the photos.
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Posted by RichardG
Recently lost sib and had many photo albums to share with other siblings. This was perfect! Just made folders and emailed to everyone. Not a dry eye in the house. Very easy to use and picture perfect! Can’t wait to scan all my own old photos and get rid of those crusty albums!
Posted by Pow3rRang3rC
This scanner came with the cable connecting the device with the PC/laptop (no power cable included nor needed as the scanner is power by the laptop via the connecting cable. The cable is long enough to position the device even from some distance from the laptop. One end of the included cable has a mini USB ending (the one going to the scanner) and the other end is USB-C. Separately the USB-C to USB-A adapter is included. In addition in the included paper folder there are aligning sheets, the cleaning sheet and the clear plastic photo cover sheet to protect photos that might not be in a best shape. This protective sheet can accommodate up to 8 1/2 by 11 inch photos. There is no power on or off button, just by connecting the unit to the computer via the mentioned cable the unit powers up. You know that the unit is ready by the light on it in the top left corner. Also the software will confirm that there is a connection between the scanner and the laptop. In order to use the scanner the manufacturer provides the free software to be downloaded from their site. The software seems to be robust if it comes to editing the scanned images, with several filters to change the color theme of the photo. It also allows for more advanced corrections like exposure, white balance, saturation, brightness and so on. You can change the aspect ratios into several common presets, resize photo manually, add a tag to it. If it comes to the scan parameters you can select either 300 or 600 dpi, color or gray scale, choose file type between jpeg, png and bmp. Also you can select to either start the scan automatically once you load the photo into the scanner or manually from the software. You can select either one sided scan or on both sides. Scanning a 4 by 6 picture on 600 DPI took about 11 seconds to complete, on 300 DPI about 4 seconds. If it comes to sending the captured image files into other locations than the software folder itself (more about it later), the options are Facebook, Pinterest, Dropbox, Google Drive and Photos, Flickr and Microsoft OneDrive. Personally I have decided against using this feature due to privacy concerns, as the permissions require agreement that their PictureStudio not only has my login credentials but also access to all files there with ability to create and delete any files there. Not for me. What I decided instead was to send the pictures to a select folder on my laptop and then from there copy and paste them to the cloud myself without the software getting involved. And here we had a small hiccup. When you scan photos the images will be saved within the software itself. You cannot tell the software to send the images to the folder outside of the software. For me it was easy to overcome. First I created a new destination folder within the software with a unique name, then I used the search within Windows to locate it, subsequently created a shortcut to it on my desktop and from there I could grab all the new images and copy them and paste them to any cloud location at will. If it comes to scanning, you need to put the picture into the tray with the image facing away from you and upside down in order for the new image to come up properly. If you forget to put it in upside down you can then flip the image within the software after the scan is completed. Once you put the photo into the tray from the top the scanner starts working automatically pulling the photo in. There is no need to align the picture ideally in the center, even if you insert the picture on the side the result will be the same. Also, there is no need to put it in ideally straight. I purposely put it crooked to the side to see what happens and the image came out straight with no cut outs. The reason the image comes out straight with clear cut lines is the software feature called Auto Crop/Deskew. It works very well but in my experience it somewhat changes the actual ratio of the photo by squeezing the image from the sides slightly. The result is that the faces are slightly more oval than they actually are on the real photo. If you disable this Auto Crop/Deskew feature then you will get the right proportions but will have to manually crop each image on both sides. You can only load one photo at a time. The top left light will tell you when you can insert the next photo (light off means busy working, green light means ready for the next photo). I was able to scan about 50 pictures in one load with no hiccups and all images loaded properly, the scanner did not get stuck. For my needs, meaning scanning thousands of old pictures into the image files, this scanner will do the job. It works properly, no need to worry about the inserted photo alignment, the images come out right (except that minimal squeeze from both sides, which I think I can live with). The quality of the images is decent and really dependent on the quality of the scanned photo. Once I move the scanned images to my cloud I can use other more sophisticated tools to make any necessary image adjustments.
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Posted by Mahtin
