szkennereket

Szkenner is a Hungarian word that translates to "scanner" in English. It refers to a device that captures an image of a physical document or object and converts it into digital data. Scanners are commonly used in homes, offices, and various industries for tasks such as digitizing photographs, archiving documents, and creating digital copies of artwork.

There are several types of scanners, including flatbed scanners, document scanners, and 3D scanners. Flatbed scanners are the most common, featuring a glass surface where documents are placed face down. Document scanners are designed for high-volume paper scanning, often with automatic document feeders. 3D scanners create a digital model of a three-dimensional object, used in fields like engineering, manufacturing, and archaeology.

The process typically involves placing the item to be scanned onto the scanner's surface or into an input tray. The scanner then uses a light source and sensors to capture the image. Software on a connected computer processes this data, allowing the user to save it in various digital formats, such as JPEG, PDF, or TIFF. The resolution of a scanner, measured in dots per inch (DPI), determines the level of detail in the digital image. Higher DPI settings result in sharper, more detailed scans but also larger file sizes.