Skannáló

Skannáló is a term that generally refers to the act of scanning or the process of using a scanner. In the context of computing, a scanner is a device that optically scans an image, printed text, or object and converts it into a digital image. This digital image can then be viewed, edited, printed, or stored on a computer. Common types of scanners include flatbed scanners, document scanners, and handheld scanners. Flatbed scanners are versatile and can scan documents, photographs, books, and even small objects. Document scanners are optimized for quickly scanning multiple pages of paper, often used in offices. Handheld scanners are portable and can be used for tasks like barcode scanning or quickly capturing images on the go.

The process of skannáló involves placing the item to be scanned onto the scanner's glass surface or feeding it through a feeder mechanism. Software on the connected computer then controls the scanning process, allowing the user to select resolution, color mode, and other settings. Once the scan is complete, the image is typically saved in a common file format such as JPEG, PNG, or TIFF. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software can be used in conjunction with scanners to convert scanned text into editable digital text, making it searchable and easily manipulated. Skannáló is a fundamental process for digitizing physical documents and images, facilitating their storage, sharing, and analysis in a digital environment.