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ScanSnap SV600 Overhead Book and Document Scanner, Black

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Features

  • Easily scan newspapers, magazines, documents or books directly without cutting or damaging them
  • Multi Document Detection function enables you to scan multiple business cards, photos, newspaper clippings or other documents in one scan, automatically cropping and rotating the scanned images
  • Auto Book Correction that automatically flattens and corrects the curve distortion
  • Fingers captured during the scanning can be removed by using the Point Retouch function
  • Page Turning Detection automatically begins scanning when a page is turned; Time Mode allows you to set a fixed time interval so that the SV600 can scan in real time with you

Description

The ScanSnap SV600 is an overhead style contactless scanner that provides a new perspective on document scanning. Unlike the typical scanner, you can easily scan newspapers, magazines, books or documents of up to 30mm thick directly with the overhead LED, without cutting or damaging them. You can scan a document larger than A4 size by simply positioning it on the A3 scan mat and pressing the scan button. Because there is no need to cut documents or feed each document through the rollers, your important and delicate documents such as valuable books, hand-painted pictures and photos can be scanned without getting damaged. The Multi Document Detection function enables you to scan multiple business cards, photos, newspaper clippings or other documents in one scan, automatically cropping and rotating the scanned images. (Up to 10 documents can be scanned at one time.) Combining high quality CCD optics and advanced LED illumination, the scanner produces a steady image of the whole document, minimizing the unevenness or blurriness even when scanning from a distance. The ScanSnap SV600 is your ultimate partner to scan books or magazines efficiently, providing various useful functions specially designed for book scanning.

Media Type: Paper, Photo


Scanner Type: Photo, Document


Brand: ScanSnap


Model Name: SV600


Connectivity Technology: USB


Product Dimensions: 6.14"D x 8.27"W x 15.08"H


Resolution: 1200


Item Weight: 6.61 Pounds


Wattage: 20 watts


Sheet Size: 1 x 1, 17 x 11.8


Product Dimensions: 8.27 x 6.14 x 15.08 inches


Item Weight: 6.61 pounds


Item model number: PA03641-B305


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: May 19, 2016


Manufacturer: PFU Limited


Country of Origin: China


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Perfect for scanning large books
Style: Scanner
Our records department uses this for scanning old records. It works perfectly for their needs.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024 by Disappointed

  • Fantastic for my specific use case
Style: Scanner
I am using this scanner for something it was probably not targeted for, scanning graded comics and trading cards encapsulated in plastic holders. The CCD optics is the same technology as older flatbed scanners that provide a clear scan despite the reflective cases. Modern flatbed scanners provide blurry images. This is expensive but perfect for my needs to catalog my collection and list for resale. Easy to use and works with latest version of MacOS. I went with this over the no name Chinese versions being sold on Amazon. Quality build and believe it will last a long time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2022 by JT JT

  • Fujitsu SV600 Overhead Book Scanner
Style: Scanner
I like the Fujitsu Overhead scanner for large magazines and book scans. The scanner works well for quick scans but needs improvements in the software as others have suggested. The quality of the scans varies and requires some manipulation of the pages to get quality scans. I use a plexiglas sheet to hold down book pages when clarity is important. Anyone who uses this Overhead scanner will need Adobe Acrobat DC to make corrections. I believe Adobe Acrobat DC now comes with the Fujitsu Overhead scanner for one year of use; thereafter it cost $180.00 per year. Using your fingertips to hold down the pages of a book while scanning is not a good method because the software included with the scanner can only remove fingertips from scans one page at a time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2020 by Thomas Allen

  • RICOH scanner, very disappointing
Style: Scanner
I used to always use Fujitsu scanners but now that they are RICOH scanners the lack of quality shows. The scanner is probably good...though it does falter on lighter print. You must have nice, dark print rather than old fading print. The software to process the scanned images is terrible. It cannot recognize the difference between the book page and the black background mat. If your book isn't the size of the full scan area (very few books will be) you will have lots and lots of post-scan work to do as you parse each image down to only the item scanned. Hope you enjoy moving all of the corners and lines--very tedious!! (and irritating, especially when they don't move properly) It doesn't necessarily recognize the 2 pages of a scanned book (even when set to the book setting) so you have to post-scan fix that as well. Very, very time consuming because you cannot trust that what you set up to have happen will happen. They claim finger tip removal is easy, even making it sound automatic. You can sometimes remove finger tips in the scans in ScanSnap Manager, while doing other corrections. Hope you are good at pulling all the little boxes out to match your finger tip shape. And sometimes the program won't let you do it, so you have to start all over if you want fingers out of the scans. Getting OCR to happen is tricky. It didn't used to be so hard! The flattened pages are wavy so the PDF files cannot be easily converted to text files. It will scan multiple small pictures and try to save them as single files, but it may save a curious set of files. Example: 4 cards saved as 5 pictures because the software decided to make an extra picture out of 2 of the cards together. Only RICOH knows why. I sure don't know but it does create extra work. Curiously, they are still using the same software they had many years ago with a few additional options added. A second program, ScanSnap Manager, is where you fix each image. There is a third program, ScanSnap Home, that you have to run as well to deal with the scanned output. But it doesn't seem to be able to do very much that is of use to me. I am wondering if there are problems due to working in the Windows 11 operating system but I can't confirm that. (I have had difficulties with WIN 11 and other programs.) It feels as though their software is not ready for WIN 11. The post-scan work that must be done is intense and time consuming. It may be worth going back to how I have been scanning in books previously since, at this time, it is going to take me longer to create a file with this scanning system and the quality won't be as good. I am still trying to decide if this scanner is worth keeping or whether I should just return it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2023 by KT

  • I love this thing
Style: Scanner
I am in the process of digitizing everything that I can. I have a scan snap document scanner and it works great but obviously it would not work for books or other bulky items and was not great for photos. Since I really liked the way Scan Snap works I purchased the Scan Snap SV600. I love it. It was just as easy to set up as the document scanner and is just as easy to operate. After watching a You Tube video I did purchase a clear acrylic sheet from the hardware store to hold the books down (no more fingertips in the scan) The scans are clear, the software works great and I am very happy with the purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2019 by B. Anderson

  • tODO PERFECTO
Style: Scanner
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2023 by Daniel Miguel Cordero Meza

  • Great device, but the software ruins it
Style: Scanner
Unfortunately, this is going back. The idea and execution of the hardware are great, but the software ruins the whole deal. You can't use any other software other than the one that they include, because this is not a TWAIN scanner. The specific problems with the software are that when doing finger removal, you have to do it a page at a time. It doesn't automatically detect and remove them as some competitors do. Another problem is that when scanning a book, sometimes the detection of the pages gets messed up, and you can't tell this until after you have clicked finish scanning. When you scan a chapter at a time, this often results in a number of pages in the middle of the chapter being unusable and you have to rescan them. If I somehow knew that immediately and could rescan that page, it wouldn't be that big a deal. Sometimes, the entire chapter will wind up unusable. This is a major time-waster, again from what I understand some competitors (namely the CZUR ET18 Pro, which I bought to replace this, but haven't received it yet) can show you live previews of how it will crop the image. This is understandable, as the other devices are document cameras and not scanners. I thought that this being a scanner would increase the quality, but at the price of ease-of-use and having to do a bunch of post-processing manually, it is not worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2022 by Jon Stanley

  • Easy to use
Style: Scanner
I bought this for scanning genealogy materials, but my first use of it was to scan the yearbook for my flight school class of 1966, 66G from Craig AFB. Several members had lost theirs including one by fire. They were glad to get the straight pages this produces. I also scanned a memorial booklet for one of our class members. Very easy to use, senses when I flip the page making it easy to copy a book. Not being Chinese eases my mind about the software. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2019 by HEH

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