[Electronics-Talk] OCR Scanner Recommendations

[Robert Nelson]

It depends on how serious you are with your scanning.

I am a lawyer and need to scan large quantities of pages quickly.  

Consequently,  I have a Canon DR-C225.  It allows me to take an average sized reference book, cut off its spine and feed the pages through the document feeder to produce scanned text in about 25 minutes.

I have been using the DR-C225 for several years and apart from replacing worn rollers, have had no trouble with it.  Considering the price tag is more than $1,000 I would be pissed if it was otherwise.

The scanner you should really consider is the Canon P-215 scanner which is small portable and has a good, but rather limited, document feeder.

I hope this helps...

Bob Nelson

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Subject: [Electronics-Talk] OCR Scanner Recommendations

Hi, Folks.  I'm looking to buy an OCR scanner, as I need to scan books and papers.  I've heard that Cannon makes good scanners.  I want to have automatic document feed (ADF) capability.  Plan to use it in combination with docuScan Plus.

Any help greatly appreciated.  Thanks in advance.--Matthew Chao

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