Re: Is scanning into photoshop possible?
- From: Harry Lockwood <hlockwood@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2007 12:18:12 GMT
In article <576tojF2b7giuU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
SpaceGirl <nothespacegirlspam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Harry Lockwood wrote:
In article <1175264123.187817.61550@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"SpaceGirl" <nothespacegirlspam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Mar 30, 12:18 pm, Avery <A...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 19:35:03 +1000, "paul" <p...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Unless... you are on a Mac, have an Epson multifunction scanner and
Hi,If your scanner is properly installed, In PS go file > import > your
Is it possible to scan photos directly from a scanner into photoshop?
thanks,Paul
scanner name should come up. just click and scan.
quick user switching enabled... You cannot scan from PhotoShop then
because Epsons OSX drivers truly suck. I use VueScan instead, which
happily talks to my Epson RX640 and I dont have Epsons nasty drivers
installed.
I'm on a Mac (OS X) and my Epson Perfection 3590 show up (along with my
Nikon scanner) under File/ Import. Scans directly into PS, apparently
without a problem. What am doing wrong? And what is "quick user
switching"?
Using switching is where you have a few people logged into OSX at once
and you can move between them with that fancy rotating screen thing
(essential here, as I can't afford to buy more than one Mac Pro!). It
works great for everything on our production machines... apart from
Espons TWAIN scanner drivers that crash every single time. Useless. This
is hardly a new feature, and a feature very likely to be used by home
users where their Macs are shared between family members... but,
apparently Epson feel that everyone should completely sign out of their
account and log in again if they want to switch users.
I was going to send our Epson RX640 back to Apple in disgust (it was
bundled with our Mac Pro) until I discovered VueScan. VueScan is great,
and no stupid crashing drivers & it's perfectly happy with user switching.
I've tried VueScan (for film scanning) a couple of times over the years
and I've found NikonScan to be simpler and more intuitive. However, I
do realize that VueScan has an excellent reputation. Guess I found the
learning curve not worth the effort.
To be honest, whatever works. So long as I can get the image into
PhotoShop, it doesn't matter too much to me. I'd never have tried VS if
the Epson drivers had worked *shrug*, but VS is good at what it does.
Thanks for the clarifying comments, SpaceGirl. Correct: "whatever
works." In my case, the machine is single-user, so that explains why
the problem doesn't show up.
HFL
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