Doesn't your scanner software have a batch mode for saving images that are scanned using the feeder? A "scan to file" option? Then just open the saved files in Photoshop.
If not, perhaps the scanner comes with the plug-in for Photoshop that allows PS to import the images from the scanner (see the Photoshop File->Import... menu item).
What scanner is it?
I havent tried it yet but i found the software and it says for windows 2000 or xp. Ill see if i can just get it to do a single scan and ill let u knoIs it connected and working with your Mac right now? Xerox site says it supports TWAIN, but I don't know if it requires a specific driver for your Mac.
So i have A very high number of photos i need to scan in for a video. I have a high speed scanner with a feeder. Is there a way i can set up Photoshop or another program to scan these pictures one after another? I dont need specific names A number will do just fine.
I found the drivers site on xerox's website and they dont have mac osx drivers.
Thanks but ill just use windows.Without a driver, you don't get very far. Your choices are to get another scanner, use Windows, or try a software like Vuescan (use Google to find it). Vuescan is not free, but it works with most scanners directly, without using a driver. It's also not very easy to use, but works well once you figure it out.
I have the same scanner and just downloaded VueScan trial today -- so far the scanner shows up in System Profiler but VueScan doesn't recognize it, even though the VS website lists it as supported. I've e-mailed the developer & will report back here...