


The rest should have been easy – but it wasn’t.īy default, HP scan was scanning my photos at 200 ppi – which is 200 pixels per square inch. Just as an FYI I have an HP 8600 All In One.)

(If you don’t have it, you can search the HP website for your model and download it there. HP Scan comes bundled with the full featured software that HP puts out with their printers. So, I opted to use the HP Scan app instead. And for some reason, my “go to” app for scanning, Image Capture, would not work. Since I last scanned photos, I upgraded the operating system on my Mac to Yosemite. I feel that the quality of the photo scans using the flatbed is better than the results that I get from my Fujitsu Scan Snap sheet fed scanner (which really rocks for documents). In my case, I prefer to use the flatbed scanner that is part of my HP all in one printer. Migrating paper photographs to digital format is a time consuming process and involves a scanner. So I have boxes of photos in addition to my digital collection.

The activation code will be auto-filled if the scanner is detected.I hate to admit it, but yes – I was around long before the digital camera revolution. Run Readiris Pro 16 for HP as an administrator (Right click on Readiris icon > Run as administrator) If possible prefer the USB connection instead of Wifi. Make sure that your scanner is properly installed, powered. Normally, the activation code is auto-filled if your HP scanner is detected. Readiris Pro 16 for Mac (macOS Monterey compatible) Once you are sure your scanner is supported, you can download Readiris for HP with the link below : Here is the full list of supported model : Note: Readiris 14 has been replaced by Readiris Pro 16 for HP.įirst of all, you need to make sure that your scanner is supported by Readiris for HP. Note that this software will only work with your HP scanner. If you have a HP scanner, it's possible that it was provided with our OCR software : Readiris for HP.
