The Automatic Document Feeder Capacity is average. Being a duplex document scanner, it will go through your small batches quite quickly. But as a personal scanner, or for low office volumes, you will be fine. Yes, this is a very low speed for a production scanner. In this case, the IX1500 can scan at 30 ppm color, grayscale or 60ipm in duplex mode. Scan Speed is one of the most important factors when you evaluate a scanner. I can stress enough to personalize your profile icons so you can easily spot which ones to use. I would also suggest you build scanning profiles for different materials or even for different users.įor each profile, you can assign an icon to improve efficiency. Stay away from fine art and photos, and you will be fine. Just make sure you create specific profiles for your scanning jobs.įor 99% of the scanning, you will be fine and never notice a difference. Remember, the Fujitsu image processing features are very good indeed. Yes, it is a CIS scanner, therefore it’s not suited for scanning artwork, but for the most part, images will look very good. The quality of the scanned images is very good. The optical resolution is 600dpi on this image scanner, which is enough for just about any scanning task. Scanning QualityĪs much as these CIS sensors are evolving, they are still lacking the image quality of an average CCD sensor. This means highquality scanning, but not the best scanning quality. The image sensor is probably the first thing you will look at. If you also take into account the touchscreen interface and a decent scan performance, then you can start to understand what the fuss is about. Looking at the driver, technical specifications and software included, such as OCR or Scansnap Home, the equipment promises a lot. For example, it will sit very well in an accountant or law offices. PFU markets this scanner, just like most models of the Scansnap series, for personal and small business office use. If you want to learn more about the old model, then read our review on the Fujitsu Scansnap ix500 scanner.
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