description Czur Shine Ultra Overview
The Czur Shine Ultra is a portable scanner employing laser scanning. It creates high-resolution digital replicas of physical objects and documents. This device facilitates 3D modeling projects, detailed document archiving, and overhead scans. It’s suitable for designers, archivists, and anyone needing precise digital representations of tangible items.
help Czur Shine Ultra FAQ
Does the CZUR Shine Ultra use laser scanning?
No. CZUR's specifications identify a 13-megapixel CMOS camera sensor, so the Shine Ultra is an overhead camera scanner rather than a laser scanner. Its listed resolution is about 340 dpi for A4 and 245 dpi for A3. ([CZUR specifications](https://www.czur.com/product/shineultra))
Can the Shine Ultra scan books and A3 objects without cutting them?
Yes. It supports books and documents up to A3, with curve flattening, auto-cropping, and page processing designed for bound material. CZUR lists a reference thickness of up to 6mm for A3 and 10mm for A4. ([CZUR specifications](https://www.czur.com/product/shineultra))
Can the Shine Ultra turn scans into editable Word files?
Yes. Its software can export searchable PDF, Word, Excel, TIFF, JPG, and PDF files, and CZUR lists OCR support for more than 180 languages. The scanner connects over USB 2.0 and supports Windows and macOS. ([CZUR specifications](https://www.czur.com/product/shineultra))
What is the difference between the Shine Ultra and Shine Ultra Pro?
The standard Shine Ultra uses a 13-megapixel sensor with 4160x3120 output, while the Ultra Pro uses 24 megapixels and 5696x4272 output. Both support A3 scanning and weigh about 1kg, but the Pro offers higher listed resolution for detailed images. ([CZUR specifications](https://www.czur.com/product/shineultra))
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