Selecting A Flatbed Scanner

Needless to say, that knowledge is of more limited value on an entry-level scanner, while in the case of a high-end model and the demands of hypercritical color or high-volume scanning it could be worth a king's ransom.

One of the advantages of most midrange scanners is the added value related to controlling color quality and productivity that an operator can potentially take advantage of—but here again only if he or she knows something about color. No matter how good the operator, though, there will be potential differences in quality and productivity for certain types of work done on midrange versus high-end models.