I was recently tasked with scanning a great deal of photo albums from my grandmother. I initially started the process using a traditional flatbed scanner, but the process was slow and cumbersome. One day, I came across the IRIScan scanner and it looked promising. Unboxing was uneventful. all the cable and accessories you need are provided in the box. Setup was relatively simple. After placed and ready, just plug the scanner in and windows installed a device driver. I did not use any provided software as I was already using my own import software.Where things matter for me is image quality and convenience, and the IRIScan meets and exceeds my expectations in this regard. Line it up and import the scan. the software will identify and segment scans. This alone sped up my process by allowing me to scan album pages and have the software separate the individual photos. For bulk scanning of text and photo albums, this has been a Godsend.Scan quality is also excellent beating my previous brother scanner. While it is not the highest DPI available, it is above many scanners I have looked at in this price range.Overall, I am so happy to have the opportunity to get this scanner. It has drastically improved my process and made it more enjoyable. I would highly recommend the IRIScan for anyone doing bulk scanning, or text based scans.

Tout est fourni pour pouvoir scanner entre autres des livres de tous formats (jusqu'à A3).On peut donc emporter beaucoup de livres lors de déplacements. Je trouve que, malgré ses nombreuses fonctions, il reste un peu cher si on ne l’utilise qu'une fois de temps en temps. Malgré tout, il prend pas de place et c’est un atout.

Se você está procurando um scanner portátil que dê conta do recado com qualidade profissional, o IRIScan Desk V7 Pro é uma baita opção. Primeiro, ele tem uma câmera de 18 megapixels com sensor CMOS que capta imagens com uma resolução óptica real de 600 dpi — ou seja, dá para digitalizar documentos e até livros com uma nitidez que surpreende, e ainda pode interpolar até 855 megapixels para deixar tudo super nítido.O lance que achei muito massa é a velocidade: ele consegue digitalizar até 60 páginas por minuto. Pra quem trabalha com um volume grande de documentos, isso é ouro. Além disso, ele aceita documentos até o tamanho A3, o que é bem raro num scanner portátil, e ainda tem tecnologia pra “achatar” aquelas páginas curvas de livros — adeus fotos tortas!Tem um monte de formato de saída: JPEG, PDF (inclusive pesquisável), TIFF, PNG e até formatos Office. E o OCR que vem junto é capaz de reconhecer texto em 138 idiomas — perfeito pra quem precisa digitalizar documentos multilíngues. Dá pra mandar direto pra nuvem (Dropbox, OneDrive, FTP) ou por e-mail, facilitando o fluxo de trabalho.O software Readiris que acompanha é um diferencial, porque permite editar PDFs, juntar documentos e até converter para ebooks tipo EPUB. Ah, e o scanner também tem funcionalidades bem úteis, tipo remover perfurações e páginas em branco, além de cortar manualmente as imagens.A conexão é via USB Tipo-C, o que é prático e moderno. E ele funciona numa boa em Windows (desde o 7 até o 11) e Mac (Intel ou M1). Requer um computador com pelo menos 4 GB de RAM e 2 GB de placa de vídeo — não é pesado, mas tem que ter uma máquina minimamente atual.No geral, é um scanner portátil que combina alta qualidade de imagem, velocidade, flexibilidade de formatos e recursos inteligentes numa pegada super prática. Se você precisa digitalizar livros, documentos grandes ou trabalhar com textos em vários idiomas, ele vale muito a pena

I've been waiting years for this scanning hardware. The central, vertical scanner is lightweight and can easily be packed for travel. The size and weight of my old flatbed scanner are that of my personal laser printer, clearly not for travel. And my experiments with a hand-held scanner were unsuccessful. The IRIScan Desk Pro is an excellent middle path between the larger flatbed and the small hand-held scanners.The design approach to use a high-resolution camera suspended above the item to be scanned, but not touching it, is an ingenious solution to the problem of turning paper, or any ostensible flat item, into a digital image. Little doubt that in the future, physical copies of information will seldom be used. We will have our phones.In the interim, while we transition to paperless lives, the IRIScan is perhaps inevitable. All that was needed was high-resolution, miniterized cameras and high-powered, ubiquitous personal computers.But the IRIScan not only replaces old scanning technology, it adds new capabilities of projecting scanned information, audio & video, and OCR (Optical Character Recognition). This advancement represents a paradigm shift.As a practical matter, while the IRIScan hardware is a step forward, the supporting software needs to also advance to meet these new capabilities in an elegant fashion. However, the current software needs to significantly improve, at least for macOS, which is the only operating system I tested.I had trouble figuring out how to install this software, and once installed, how to register, activate, and attach it to the hardware. A Quick Start Manual would be useful in streamlining the necessary startup tasks, and could instruct the user how the SW & HW interrelate to each other.Hardware Pros:Provides an innovative, elegant way to scan documents that will satisfy a large segment of users.Provides a stable, fast platform to accomplish the conversion to high-resolution digital images.Allows for easy start of a scan by touching a disc-shaped button that is attached via supplied cable, and also by pushing a floor-located switch—this latter floor switch is handy when the user needs both hands to hold the left and right page margins of a book while scanning.Software Pros:While a bit quirky, the software allows many advanced features such as:Automating scans of books and graphics in color, B&W, and gray scale.Projection of real-time, scanned images.Provides OCR and text-to-speech.HW and SW Cons:Other than the rough initial setup and the awkward-ish software, there are no cons.Highly recommended.

The IRIScan Desk 7 Pro is a feature-rich scanner aimed at users who need high-resolution document and book scanning with advanced capabilities like AI-powered curve flattening, real-time visual presentation, and multi-language OCR. It does all of this very well, but there’s one caveat that buyers should be aware of before purchasing.📦 Setup & LicensingThe scanner arrives with a sticker on the box containing a unique identification number. This number is required to download and activate the companion software. While the process is straightforward, it’s a one-time registration tied to that specific device. This effectively limits resale or transfer to another user. If you decide to sell or gift the scanner later, the new owner will be unable to activate the software without your credentials, reducing the long-term flexibility of the product.🖨️ Functionality & PerformanceThe scanning performance is excellent. The 18MP camera captures crisp details, the lighting system minimizes glare, and the curve-flattening AI works surprisingly well for book digitization. Real-time visualizing is smooth and effective for presentations or teaching, and the OCR engine is robust, supporting 130+ languages with text-to-speech capability.🌐 Integration & Format SupportCloud integration (Dropbox, OneDrive, FTP, email) and multiple output formats (searchable PDF, Office, TIFF, etc.) make this scanner a strong choice for digital workflows. The included Readiris PDF Editor adds extra value.Bottom Line:This is a great tool for anyone serious about document or book scanning, especially educators, archivists, or accessibility professionals. However, potential buyers should know that the software is tied to the device through a one-time registration process—something that can complicate resale or secondhand use.4 stars for performance, versatility, and smart design—1 star held back due to software license restrictions that limit future resale.

📦Lieferumfang:Der Lieferumfang des IRIScan Desk Pro Dokumentenscanner LED, Buchscanner 18MP Kamera -v7PRO: a3 scanner 60PPM Free ReadirisPDF OCR-Editor,600Dpi Dokumentenkamera Visualizer, AI-Flachlegung-Auto-Scan-Finger-Verstecken WinMac, aus dem IRIScan-Store, besteht aus:- 1x Buchscanner 18MP- 1x Scanmatte- 1x Handtaster- 1x Fußtaster- 1x USB-A auf USB-C Kabel- 1x USB-Adapter USB-A auf USB-C- 1x Netzteil mit Adaptern- 1x Bedienungsanleitung, auch in Deutsch- 1x Gutschein ReadirisPDF business SoftwareDer IRIScan Desk Pro Dokumentenscanner ist sehr schnell ausgepackt und angeschlossen.Beim Auspacken fällt direkt auf das es hier eine doch spärliche Bedienungsanleitung beiliegt und keine Software.Also erst einmal die Software downloaden und dann installieren. Das alles geht problemlos vonstatten.Den Scanner aktivieren und schon kann es losgehen.Wem das alles zu schnell geht findet zahlreiche Hilfevideos auf der Homepage, die gut gemacht sind.Der Start klappt dann auch, wohl etwas holprig bei den meisten was aber normal ist.Die Einstellungen sind etwas versteckt in der Oberfläche. Hier ist etwas Suche angesagt und ausprobieren. Das geht schnell, da das Ergebnis direkt angezeigt wird.Einmal eingearbeitet ist die Bedienung dann sehr einfach zu handhaben.Mit seinen 18MP macht er dann anderen Scannern Konkurrenz die eine höhere Anzahl an Pixeln haben. Also die Pixelgröße ist nicht immer alles. Mit den 18MP hat er dann eine Auflösung von 275dpi. Das ist schon ganz ordentlich und sauber. Die angegebenen 600dpi sind dann interpoliert.Die eingebaute Lichtquelle läßt sich in vier Stufen dimmen, also 0-100%.Das ist wichtig bei glänzenden Vorlagen, um Spiegelungen zu vermeiden.Gescannt kann im Dokumentenmodus von schwarzweiß bis Farbe alles, was auch selbstverständlich ist.Hierbei erkennt er die Blattkanten ziemlich zuverlässig. Wenn nicht können diese von Hand eingestellt werden.Ausgabe kann dann in den üblichen Bildformaten, MS Office-Dokumente, PDF und auch in Sprachformat wie mp3 und WAV. Selbstverständlich ist hier eine OCR-Erkennung möglich in den MS Office-Dokumente und PDF. Diese funktioniert sogar sehr gut.Die einzelnen Bilder können durch Doppelklick auf das Thumbnail bearbeitet werden.Hier poppt dann eine weitere Bildbearbeitungssoftware auf in der dann noch die Ränder und das Farbformat geändert werden können.Ebenso können auch Bücher gescannt werden, mit denselben Ausgabeformaten wie im Dokumentenmodus.Hier erkennt die Software die Buchmitte und die Finger. Was leider nicht immer so richtig funktioniert. Auch ist hier sind leider keine Wiederholung des Scans im machhinein möglich.Auch können die Seiten hier nachgearbeitet werden.Ebenso können Barcods und Ausweisdokumente gescannt werden.Ein Videomodus mit Mikrofon ist ebenfalls vorhanden.🏆Fazit:Wer sich einen Scanner anschaffen will muß hier genau wissen für was der den Scanner nutzen will.Ich selber benutze verschiede Scanner, von verschiedenen Herstellern. Sie haben alle ihre Stärken auf einer Sache, machen aber auch die anderen.Der IRIScan Desk Pro Dokumentenscanner ist ein toller Dokumentenscanner, der auch mehr kann.Seine Stärke liegt in dem Scannen von Dokumenten und Exporten in verschiedenen Formaten.Durch seine sehr kompakte Bauweise, zu anderen Scannern, nimmt er auch kaum Platz auf dem Schreibtisch ein. Zusätzlich ist der Scanner und das Zubehör wertig und solide hergestellt.Kaufempfehlung? 👍Nach einer vor einiger Zeit mal von Amazon veröffentlichten Bewertungs-Tabelle bedeuten5 Sterne - - - - - gefällt mir sehr4 Sterne - - - - - gefällt mir3 Sterne - - - - - ist OK2 Sterne - - - - - gefällt mir nicht1 Stern - - - - - - gefällt mir gar nicht

Iniziamo col dire che IRIScan Desk scanner v7pro è uno scanner indirizzato a chi fa un gran numero di scansioni multiple, specialmente di documenti e libri.Grazie alla sua ottica (CMOS 18Mp) posizionata su di una staffa verticale ed all'assenza di parti in movimento (come per gli scanner piani) riesce a scannerizzare rapidamente un documento (dimensioni fino ad A3 e DPI 600max.), anche se si tratta di un libro.A tal proposito molto comodo il pedale (opzionale) per avviare la scansione, che lascia le mani libere per voltare la pagina.Il risultato delle scansioni è molto buono, nel caso di documenti piani, e comunque buono nel caso di libri, anche grazie al software Readiris PDF editor, scaricabile dal sito indicato sulla scatola e con un codice di attivazione "offerto" nel prezzo.Grazie a questo software si possono eseguire una serie di correzioni in caso di aberrazioni dell'immagine (es. le ondulazioni di un libro) ed eseguire conversioni delle scansioni in documenti Word, PDF, grazie all'OCR integrato. A dirla tutta a volte l'OCR manca un po' di precisione, specie su alcuni font non standard o condizioni del documento non ottimali, ma comunque niente che non si possa correggere facilmente.Insomma uno scanner molto comodo e valido, specie in alcune applicazioni, con un buon sw a corredo.L'unico elemento è il prezzo un po' più alto dell'atteso, nonostante la buona qualità complessiva del prodotto.

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