Plustek Photo Scanner ePhoto Z300, Scans 4×6
$199.99
Price: $199.99
(as of Mar 02, 2025 20:29:30 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Plustek ePhoto Z300 – The easiest way to preserve memories! 
Memorable
Plustek ePhoto helps bring your paper photos back to life
Givable
Make your own photo gifts with the Plustek ePhoto
Joyful
Preserving and sharing memories with your family or friends
Simple, Intuitive, No Buttons Operation! Scanning photos has never been easier!
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Scan – Save – Share. Simple as that! 
Step 1 – Scan
Detects and scans photos instantly. Just insert the paper photo into the feeder. You can scan any document incl. bills, and receipts, up to A4 size.
Step 2 – Save
It automatically recognizes the size and corrects possible skew. The software can save scanned images into various file formats (Jpeg, PDF, TIFF, etc.) to the computer or your cloud accounts directly.
Step 3 – Share
You can choose to upload directly to social media such as Facebook, Twitter, etc to share your precious memories with your friends.
Simple Automated
No presorting required. The APP can automatically detect the paper size, crop blank areas & rotate.
Amazingly versatile
You can easily archive versatile-size photos, travel postcards, or the entire card collection.
Stylish & Compact
The ePhoto Z300 comes along with an innovative and eye-catching design, tailor-made for home users.
1 Simple Automated
2 Amazingly versatile
3 Stylish & Compact
Faded Photo Restoration
Restoring faded photos is easy. The faded photographs can be restored to look better or new again.
Anti red eye
The ePhoto software could detect and remove the red-eye automatically or manually.
Collage
You could arrange multiple photo photos into one image and share them on social media.
Quick Fixes
There are many tools that help you correct or optimize the images.
Merge
The merge tool lets you stitch two scans into one. You can stitch one A3 image with two A4 images.
1 Restore old photo color
2 Anti red eye
3 Collage
4 Quick Fixes
5 Merge
Can ePhoto Z300 scans batch photos at one time?
No, you have to insert the photos one by one, but you do not need to worry about the possible damage from the friction pad or separate roller as the type of automatic sheetfed scanner.
Can ePhoto Z300 continuely scan photos?
Yes, you can continually insert the photo into the feeder for scanning. You can enable to scan and save images directly to a folder from [Preference] without the scanner’s user interface and software’s processing limitation.
Is ePhoto Z300 duplex?
No, the ePhoto Z300 scans one side of the photo or document. However, the scanner software supports the Multiple-page PDF file format, or easily merges 2-side images into one image.
Can ePhoto Z300 scan thicker photos or papers?
Yes, the scanner can scan the thickness of photos or papers which is less than 0.76mm.
Does ePhoto Z300 support Mac OS Sonoma and ARM CPU?
Yes, the model has Mac OS 14 support right now. Besides, ePhoto Z300 would keep supporting on the latest Mac OS. You could get the latest download from its support page once it’s available. Please check the manufacturer’s official website.
The easiest way to scan photos and documents. Supports 3×5, 4×6, 5×7, and 8×10 in sizes photo scanning but also letter and A4 size paper. Optical Resolution is up to 600 dpi ( PS: two setting: 300dpi/ 600dpi).
Fast and easy, 2 seconds for one 4×6 photo and 5 seconds for one 8×10 size photo@300dpi. You can easily convert about 1000 photos to digitize files in one afternoon and share with your family or friends.
More efficient than a flatbed scanner. Just insert the photos one by one and then scan. This makes ePhoto much more efficient than a flatbed scanner.
Powerful Image Enhancement functions included. Quickly enhance and restore old faded images with a click of the mouse.
ePhoto Z300 works with both Mac and PC : Supports Windows 7/8/10/11 , Mac OS X 10.12~15.x User can download the latest version on Plustek website.
Georgia M Monson –
A Fast and Easy way to Transform Your Photo Albums
My wife is a serial photographer, snapping off hundreds of photos at any gathering or on any trip. We have a large storage area in our basement that is (was!) PACKED with totes of unused, forgotten, “stuff”. I know, this is not unusual, however, I had the 6 totes of photo albums clearly in my sights when I thought about wasted space.Not only do these large albums take up a lot of space, but they are also heavy, and nobody ever looks at them. In our busy lives, who is going to trudge down to the basement, lug a 60 lb tote off of a shelf, and start looking at pictures of a Panama City Beach vacation from 1987? Not us.The challenge of converting them to digital is that it’s either time-consuming or expensive. We had about 3000 paper photos, which would have cost a couple thousand dollars to convert via one of the online companies who specializes in digital conversions. Using a flatbed scanner would have been so time-consuming and laborious that we just procrastinated for several years.Just before the holidays this year, I started getting serious about cleaning out, so the photo totes were on my radar again. After considering all the options, this Plustek photo scanner seemed like a low-risk investment. Well, I couldn’t be more ecstatic!It honestly took me longer to remove pictures from albums and sort them than it did to digitize them. This scanner is so fast and easy to use. The software loaded to my MacBook in minutes (I downloaded the software from the Plustek website, but it comes with a disc) then I was quickly up and running. I imported the vast majority of my photos in 300 DPI, and for digital viewing on a phone or Echo show, that is sufficient. At 300 DPI, it takes, I don’t know, 3 seconds per picture. The Plustek scanner scans them almost as quickly as I can feed them in (this is not a deal where you can stack 30 photos and just let it run; you have to feed pix 1 by 1) and it takes any size pic up to 8×10. We had little 2x2s, oddly shaped pix that were cut into circles and octagons, and it scanned them without drama.We spent about 15 hours organizing, tossing, scanning and importing to our online cloud service, but it was soooo worth it. We eliminated a ton of unused, and heavy, stuff, tossed EVERY paper pic we owned, and really transformed our storage space.I think the biggest win from this project is that photos we haven’t looked at in years now pop up on our Echo show and Apple TV streamer screen savers.I took the time to add dates to the pictures if I could come up with some reasonably accurate date-taken information. This was helpful. I also took the time to organize them into online albums. The extra effort is worth it.
Ms V –
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SCANNER!
I would give this 10+ if I could.I took a chance and purchased this scanner because my old one stopped working. I paid twice as much for my old scanner than this scanner. I bought this scanner in November but did not open it until February. Living not too far from the recent fires in Southern California and knowing the fire victims lost no only their homes but so many precious memories, I decided to stop procrastinating and open the box and get started. Setting up was really easy. I started scanning right away. The speed at which to scan photos was very fast. I actually had to go to YouTube to learn how to save my photos to a flash drive. It was very easy. It took me days to scan over 4,000 photos and I still have more to scan. I had old Polaroid photos that were thick and they glided through with no problem. My old scanner could not handle the thickness of the photos. It even scanned newspaper articles, small wallet sizes, 10×13, and torn photos. I will enhance all the photos that have faded later.
Elizabeth A. Koch –
I Love This Scanner
Like many others, I have multiple boxes of old photos, and I’ve started on the project of converting them to digital images. I put a lot of time into researching photo scanners, and the ones I was interested in were pretty pricey. Timewise, this project is out of the question using the flatbed scanner available in my printer. After a lot of research, I decided on this Plustek scanner. I’ve had it for about 7 or 8 months now, and I love it. You can scan up to 50 photos at a time with no buttons or adjustments – just feed the photos in one at a time. At 300dpi, the process is fast.The images drop into Plustec’s software, and you have the ability to do some editing and color adjustment. I’ve found that this software works well for me, is easy to use, and is all I need. I just want to get all these photos scanned in and organized and I’m not terribly interested in any serious editing at this point. I’m especially happy with the color enhancement that’s available for those old color photos from decades past that are fading or turning yellow – it really gives those photos new life, just by clicking on a button or two. I have other photo editing software on my laptop, and I’ll worry about serious editing later, if I even decide to go that far. After I’ve made any quick color adjustments, I just move the photos onto my hard drive, where I can organize them., and save them on an external hard drive.The Plustek scanner does a great job and has a very attractive price tag. The user manual is detailed and very helpful. I’ve heard good things about the customer service, but I haven’t needed to use it. There’s also a case available for it here on Amazon, and I keep it in the case on my desk to eliminate dust. The scanner doesn’t take up much room on the desk, so I keep it there to work on my scanning project when I have a little extra time. I recommend this scanner for anybody who’s looking to tackle a photo archiving project without breaking the bank.
Carlos Salinas –
Este scanner es exactamente lo que necesitaba para digitalizar gran cantidad de fotos antiguas. 2 a 3 segundos por foto. Si son muchas fotos, es recomendable guararlas en carpetas ordenadas por fecha o por tema. Muy recomndable
SANTIAGO GARCIA GARCIA –
Poco más que decir. Es perfecto, rápido y eficaz. Funciona perfectamente en Mac.
Andrew Clarke –
I looked at several options to scan thousands of old snaps and this scanner gave the best balance of price and performance. You have to feed each picture individually but it’s no hardship and scans in about 10 seconds (600dpi JPEG’s). Software just works (Mac). It figures out the scan area and straightens automatically so need to be perfect in your alignment. Simple and efficient. Great product.
Sofyan Lafi –
Old software.Hard to use, and hard to scanner photos get jammed
Stéphane Belgique –
Bon produit les scan sont de qualité