A neat feature is that if you scan a number of small photos at the same time using the “Photo” option, the software (usually) automatically creates individual files for each photo

The software adds a number of nice features compared to what I'd been using--all things which improve the output and make the scanner even easier to use.

Many good features.

For those who are not looking for a lot of extra (and often unnecessary) features, this is a good, affordable choice

The best feature, for me, is the ability to scan more than one photo at a time, a definite improvement over my old scanner

The new feature of just one USB cord works just fine

If the photos are placed about 1/8-inch-plus apart, each will be transferred as one file - this is a good feature, because I typically can get up to four 3.5x5-inch or three 4x6-inch photos per scan - about 20 seconds for four photos or for a full sheet scan.

This scanner is USB powered, which is one of my favorite features.

For me, the top features are the ability to scan more than one picture at a time in a single scan and the custom scan settings

The only nice feature is that at least the folder is highlighted

It is much faster than my old scanner, and I love the feature where i can stack photos on the bed and it with scan them as individual files

Chose it over the Epson V550 and the Canon 9000F MKII (mostly due to its compactness).- Best feature for this (for the project) is the ability to rotate the scan field on screen.- Crazy fast scanning.- Automated file naming worked out well.- Was able to scan large negatives.- Quick set-up (downloaded driver ol because my comp is CD-driveless).

There are aspects of the Epson that I prefer over the Canon, but until Epson fixes their software, I suspect I'll be using the Canon for most of this project, unless I need the Epson's negative scanning feature.

These work good and the best feature I like is the software

These work good and the best feature I like is the software

The LED feature allowing for only a USB connection, without a bulky power adapter is a plus

Admittedly, all scanning software probably does this now, but it's certainly a nice feature to have.

That was another important feature for me; having negatives is obviously the best way to preserve a high quality back up of the photographs, but that is something I have no control over

It does have many features that I haven't yet tried, but for quick photo or document scanning, it works fine

Good price for good design and good features.

All the features worked fine on my laptop with a Windows 7 operating system

- this is a great feature as it halves the time.- Allows you to place pictures anywhere on the glass - this makes it really easy as you can just throw two pics on the scanner bed without fiddling about lining them up and it will scan both perfectly- Scans quickly-

I initially had trouble working the multi-page pdf feature on Win-10, A little help from Canon took care of that

(I'll concede my expectations to that lovely feature!).

So I bought a competitor brand printer and lost my copy/scanner feature.

Easy to use and contains many useful features.

One deficiency is the strength of the platten––it has limitations as to the weight of a book that one may want to scan.

I like the size and light weight of this scanner as well as that it doesn't need a separate power cord

However, this version of the software is not so bad as to make it unusable