I accidently had the scanner set in PDF mode and I needed it to be JPEG to operate my Digital Photo Frame. Now I have 600+ photos scanned and can't see them. How do I convert from PDF to JPEg?

If the original scan comes out as a PDF, save it and open it with Preview; then, save it again as a jpeg.

Hi,please follow these instructions:
1.Place your documents or photo on the scanner
2.depending on your operating system that is windows or Mac, do any any of the following:
Windows:
Double click the Espon scan icon on your desktop or go to start>all programes>Espon scan


MAC Os X,Open the applications folder and then click ESPON SCAN
the espon scan window appears.

3.if the mode setting on the upper right corner is set to FULL AUTO MODE like this, click the scan button
4. the file save settings windows appears
5. You select the folder you want to save in and click OK, it starts scanning in full auto mode
6. the scanned image is saved in the specified location.
Thanks

To scan a photo into pdf file, it entirely depends upon the printer software if it has an option to scan into pdf then its fine if it hasn't, then you first need to scan the photo into jpeg and google to search for a jpeg to pdf software and convert it into a pdf file.

Hope this helps you.

click start all programs look for your scanner open it up
lift the lid on your scanner lay the photo face down then select scan document/photo it will ask what format( the drop down list) you want to scan it then it will ask where you want to save it and what format browse select the file/folder where you want to save it (my pictures) most common
hope this helps
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You can Scan image from the machine into a computer and save them in,JPEG,TIFF,PDF or BITMAP format.
Scanning Methods:Scanning Using The MP Navigator- Using the MP NAVIGATOR you can Scan process and save documents to your computer.On the MP Navigator 3.0 double click then open it and via:
1 Easy Photo Print(Photo Printing)
2Arcsoft Photo Studio(Photo Image editing )
I shall try to help you
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Please open the "paint" from"start/all pograms/accessories/paint".

one when you open the paint, click on file and select the option scanner and camera wizard.

when it open click on scan and when scan get complete click on file and "save as " and select the formate "jpeg" and save it.

it only will show jpeg images no other formats show.

Technical information sheet of 8FF3FPB/00 - 8" (20 cm) Digital Photo Frame - Black + 1GB SD Card With the Philips 8FF3FPB/00 digital photo frame, you can show off all of your favourite digital photos in style!

Its 8" 4:3 screen has a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels, so with the 8FF3FPB/00, you don't need to resize your photos. Plus, the 8FF3FPB/00 uses ImagEn technology to ensure your photos always look their best on this clear, bright display.

The Philips digital photo frame is also an ecological choice, because its SmartPower function allows you to save a considerable amount of energy.
General Device Type Digital photo frame Key Features Digital photo viewer, memory card reader Width 24.5 cm Depth 12.1 cm Height 16.7 cm Weight 494 g PC Interfaces USB Features Auto power off, clock, USB host function, alarm, auto power on Localisation Belgium, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Indonesia, Israel, Lithuania, South Africa, Vietnam, Ukraine, Egypt, Hong Kong, Iran, Pakistan, Romania, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Luxembourg, Hungary, India, Bolivia, Uruguay, Honduras, Guatemala, Panama, Algeria, Morocco, Bangladesh, Philippines, Croatia, Kazakhstan, Slovakia, Slovenia, Korea, Latvia, Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Greece, Turkey Display Display Type LCD 8" - colour Display Form Factor Built-in Image Aspect Ratio 4:3 Image Contrast Ratio 300:1 Image Brightness 250 cd/m2 Display Format 800 x 600 Status Information Card, firmware version, memory Display Features Brightness Memory / Storage Flash Memory Cards Supported CompactFlash Card type I, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, MultiMediaCard, SD Memory Card, Memory Stick Duo, xD-Picture Card, Memory Stick PRO Duo, SDHC Memory Card Digital Photo Frame Operating Modes Landscape, portrait Features Variable slide show speeds Still images Supported Still images Formats JPEG

Please do the following to scan slides or negatives in manual mode of the Epson TWAIN:
For scanning transparencies in HOME mode - for EPSON SCAN models, not Epson Twain/Manual mode models.
1) In the program you are working from, begin the scanning process. If working in FULL AUTO MODE as the scan begins click PAUSE or CANCEL, then change "Full Auto Mode" to "Home Mode".
2) You will now see all Epson Scan settings displayed. If the scanner has not previewed automatically, click the large preview button to get a visual of what is on the scanner.
3) Ensure the settings on the Epson Scan are correct for what you wish to scan. For example, the DOCUMENT TYPE for transparencies must be either "Color negative film", "B&W Negative Film" or "Positive film"*.
* FILM here indicates that the item being scanned is transparent to light; this setting is also used for slide scanning. Positive indicates that the image is in true colors (ie the grass is green and sky is blue), whereas negative indicates reversed colors, as produced in some photo finishing processes.)
If the DOCUMENT SOURCE is set for a flatbed related option, ie PHOTO, the scanner is looking for reflective items and will not activate the backlight in the transparency unit. If the DOCUMENT TYPES for "FILM" are greyed out or cannot be selected, close the Epson Scan, reseat the power/communication cable connecting the base of the scanner to the transparency unit, then reopen Epson Scan and try again.
NOTE for PROFESSIONAL MODE users: DOCUMENT TYPE should read TRANSPARENCY for film scans.
4) Ensure the other scanner settings are correct for the type of scan you are doing. For example:
IMAGE TYPE should be color photo for all positive or negative color transparencies, or BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO for monochrome transparencies.
DESTINATION is unimportant, however you should select a RESOLUTION appropriate to what you plan to do with the scans. (There are no hard and fast rules for DPI. As a general guideline, if you are saving scans at original size, a resolution ranging from 400-600 DPI should capture enough information to faithfully record the image. If the slide or negative will be enlarged, you will need to increase this DPI accordingly. We have no means to calculate what your exact needs will be in this situation; you will need to experiment and view the output to gauge the appropriate input DPI from the scanner.)
PREVIEW. If your scanner is doing a THUMBNAIL PREVIEW, the slides will automatically preview and appear in boxes on the left side. Here, you can select or deselect the slides you wish to scan.
If you recieve a message that the scanner could not find the film, or you see in the preview that part of the scan is cut off, click the down arrow next to the large PREVIEW button and click NORMAL, then PREVIEW again. In NORMAL PREVIEW mode, the scanner will capture all information on the flatbed; you will then have to manually marquee or crop the slides you wish to scan. Use the left mouse button (click, hold, drag) to lasso one slide inside a box made of dotted lines, then click scan. Only the selected area will scan. Repeat this process for as many slides or filmstrips are on the bed.
5) Click CLOSE once scanning is complete. The images will now transfer to the application in use.

When you save in Photoshop make sure you select "Baseline ("Standard") on the JPEG options when you save. That should fix the problem for you. It did the trick for My Kodak SV710 digital frame which wasn't displaying images I had edited in photoshop.

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Please do the following to scan slides or negatives in manual mode of the Epson TWAIN:
For scanning transparencies in HOME mode - for EPSON SCAN models, not Epson Twain/Manual mode models.
1) In the program you are working from, begin the scanning process. If working in FULL AUTO MODE as the scan begins click PAUSE or CANCEL, then change "Full Auto Mode" to "Home Mode".
2) You will now see all Epson Scan settings displayed. If the scanner has not previewed automatically, click the large preview button to get a visual of what is on the scanner.
3) Ensure the settings on the Epson Scan are correct for what you wish to scan. For example, the DOCUMENT TYPE for transparencies must be either "Color negative film", "B&W Negative Film" or "Positive film"*.
* FILM here indicates that the item being scanned is transparent to light; this setting is also used for slide scanning. Positive indicates that the image is in true colors (ie the grass is green and sky is blue), whereas negative indicates reversed colors, as produced in some photo finishing processes.)
If the DOCUMENT SOURCE is set for a flatbed related option, ie PHOTO, the scanner is looking for reflective items and will not activate the backlight in the transparency unit. If the DOCUMENT TYPES for "FILM" are greyed out or cannot be selected, close the Epson Scan, reseat the power/communication cable connecting the base of the scanner to the transparency unit, then reopen Epson Scan and try again.
NOTE for PROFESSIONAL MODE users: DOCUMENT TYPE should read TRANSPARENCY for film scans.
4) Ensure the other scanner settings are correct for the type of scan you are doing. For example:
IMAGE TYPE should be color photo for all positive or negative color transparencies, or BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO for monochrome transparencies.
DESTINATION is unimportant, however you should select a RESOLUTION appropriate to what you plan to do with the scans. (There are no hard and fast rules for DPI. As a general guideline, if you are saving scans at original size, a resolution ranging from 400-600 DPI should capture enough information to faithfully record the image. If the slide or negative will be enlarged, you will need to increase this DPI accordingly. We have no means to calculate what your exact needs will be in this situation; you will need to experiment and view the output to gauge the appropriate input DPI from the scanner.)
PREVIEW. If your scanner is doing a THUMBNAIL PREVIEW, the slides will automatically preview and appear in boxes on the left side. Here, you can select or deselect the slides you wish to scan.
If you recieve a message that the scanner could not find the film, or you see in the preview that part of the scan is cut off, click the down arrow next to the large PREVIEW button and click NORMAL, then PREVIEW again. In NORMAL PREVIEW mode, the scanner will capture all information on the flatbed; you will then have to manually marquee or crop the slides you wish to scan. Use the left mouse button (click, hold, drag) to lasso one slide inside a box made of dotted lines, then click scan. Only the selected area will scan. Repeat this process for as many slides or filmstrips are on the bed.
5) Click CLOSE once scanning is complete. The images will now transfer to the application in use.