Plustek OpticPro A320L Flatbed Scanner

Model No.:A320L

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The Plustek A320L Scanner is a large format scanner giving you quality color scans up to ledger size. With high resolution of 1600 dpi as well as being easy to use with 7 one-touch buttons, the Plustek OpticPro A320L Scanner is an ideal choice.

$944.00

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Product Details

Main Features

Scans up to ledger size / 12” x 17”
Scan speed: Up to 7.8 seconds
One-touch buttons
User friendly bundled software
LED Light Source
Optical resolution: Up to 1600 dpi
Daily duty scan: 2500 sheets
Dimensions (WxDxH): 623 x 400 x 140 mm (24.53” x 15.75” x 5.51”)

Specifications

General Specifications

Image Sensor	CCD
Optical Resolution	1600 dpi
Scan Modes	Color: 48-bit input, 24-bit output
	Grayscale: 16-bit input, 8-bit output
	B/W: 1-bit output
Color Depth	Input 48-bit; Output 24-bit
Scanning Speed	7.8 sec (Color/ Grayscale/ B&W mode, 300dpi, A3)
Scanning Area (W x L)	Max. 304.8 mm × 431.8 mm (12" × 17"), A3
Daily Duty Scan ( Sheets )	2,500
Action Button	Scan, OCR, Copy, File, Email, Custom1 & Custom2
Power Supply	24 Vdc/ 1.25 A
Power Consumption	≦ 30 W (operation), ≦ 5 W (idle), ≦ 0.5 W (standby)
Interface	USB 2.0
Net Weight	7.5 Kgs (16.52 Lbs)
Dimensions (W x D x H)	623 x 400 x 140 mm (24.53” x 15.75” x 5.51”)
Protocol	TWAIN Compliant, WIA
OS	Windows 7 / 8 / 10
	Mac OS X 10.9.x/ 10.10.x/ 10.11.x/ 10.12.x/ 10.13.x
	LINUX SANE only for Systems Integrator. Please contact local sales
Hardware Requirements	Intel Core i5 processor or higher
	DVD-ROM Drive (for installing bundled software)
	One available USB 2.0 Port
	4 GB RAM or higher recommended (For maximum A3 size@1600 dpi scanning, allocated 20 GB Virtual Memory at least.)
Bundled Software	Plustek DocAction
	Plustek MacAction
	ABBYY FineReader 12.0 Sprint Plustek DocTWAIN

Accessories

Power Voltage Management System.

$199.00

Reviews

Bear in mind that in order to get the best quality, you should scan the original negative rather than the printed photo, if it's available.
Sheet fed scanners decide all the settings for you so all you have to do is feed your photos through the slot.
Most MFPs are designed for scanning documents and so are best to avoid if you're looking for photo scanning. The few exceptions can be recognized if they feature scanning options that are clearly meant for photos, such as a color restore feature.