This will take you step by step, explaining every thing you need to do on the way. Also, you can find the actual "scan" button and, an interesting feature, a guide button which will enable a wizard. Just click the designated button on the lower part of the window. Your work can be previewed on the right side of the window. Finally, click the "output" tab where you can make your final settings like the destination folder or formats like TIFF, JPEG or PDF. Next is the "color" tab, where you can set the white balance and brightness. Another tab lets you add filters for restoring colors, fading and sharpening. You can't crop by clicking and dragging over an image, but you can select from a wide variety of sizes or you can do this via sliders. The second tab, should you need it, contains a crop tool. You can also select a media type like an image, slide film, microfilm and others. First you need to access the "input" tab where you set the task to be performed: scan to a file or copy to a printer. The interface is designed in such a way that you could go through it in logical and consecutive steps. Their design is easy on the eye and you don't need to be a genius to figure out what all the options mean. Having so many menus won't slow you down. Every function is found on its own tab, where you can find drop menus full of parameters. VueScan offers a number of features other similar programs may have, others may not, but its user interface is more accessible.
There is no lengthy installation process to go through, so you only need to run the downloaded file, wait a few seconds and the program will launch all by itself. The only thing you need to wait for is downloading the application's setup file.
It's compatible with most scanners and it's easy to use. The one that came with your scanner can be difficult to master. The main problem can be choosing a software for it. Buying a new scanner can be challenging especially for beginners.
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