General Forum

FYI:

I decided to give this a try. The ADF really works well, you can scan hundreds of cards in less than a minute, front and back into a file of choice. For now, I think I will scan only extras or inexpensive cards until I get used to the scanner, but I have not detected any damage, creasing, marking etc. to date. Any expensive cards, etc. I feel safer using a flatbed like my EPSON V370.

Kronocard is a very interesting product. Not only can you scan to categorize [super nice feature], but you can sell directly from your Kronocard Online Store if you wish. They also have an "eBay Connector that allows you to scan right to eBay. They are relatively new but the features are really user friendly,  and so far inexpensive to use. The big cost would be the ADF scanner but you can still use the program with a flatbed. 

I haven't done much yet, so I'm not awarding ***** stars but it is pretty neat.

~BOB~

How much was it and where did you purchase?

Kronocard is the free client software for Kronozio.com.  I've sold a few things through there.  The software doesn't cost anything, they charge mainly for certain quantities of eBay listings.

........and a small % on sales........and it's Canadian based.

My bad I meant the ADF scanner Bob. And thanks for the info on Kronocard. I will take a peek.

Anyone else have any other ADF scanners that they have used with success on cards?  Anyone ever try a Fujitsu IX500?

Kronocard only supports specific EPSON or FUJITSU models. However, other models can be used to scan and then upload to Kronocard [1 extra step.}

* EPSON or FUJITSU scanners that are supported by Kronocard can be costly. I got a great deal on the EPSON DS510  ADF for $250. An office closed down after purchasing these, owner just wanted to sell. Mine had only 3000 scans compared to commonly used machines over 300, 000 scans. Research is the key, good used machines are the way to go.

~BOB~

How can you tell how many scans a machine has had?

Depending on your scanner, there is a counter. You can also pull up the scanner software, that also gives a count.