- Does it need a power adapter?
- No. It runs on a single USB-C connection that carries both power and data, so one cable to your computer is enough.
- Can it scan books?
- It is a flatbed, so you can place a book on the glass, but the lid hinges are basic and won't lift to accommodate thick spines.
- Does it have an automatic document feeder?
- No. Each page must be placed on the glass and scanned individually, which makes it slow for long documents.
- What resolution does it scan at?
- Up to 4800 x 4800 dpi optical with 48-bit color input, though most documents and photos don't need the maximum.
- Does it work with Mac and Windows?
- Yes. Canon provides drivers and its scan utility for both Windows and macOS.
- Is it good for scanning film negatives?
- No. It has no transparency unit or film holders, so it is meant for reflective originals like prints and paper.
- Where is the Canon CanoScan LiDE 400 cheapest?
- At ExcellentPhoto, for $69.33, 42% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Canon CanoScan LiDE 400?
- 25 stores we checked sell it, including ravirajtech.co.in, OfficeCrave.com, afifitani.com, 7cedarssupply.com, Grooves-Inc.com.