Is my scanner hopeless?

I'm trying to make the change from pictures to scans for Ebay auctions. I've searched past posts on scanners and they were helpful. Looks like epson v30 or v300 are a great option.
The scanner I have now, purchased awhile back, is the HP Deskjet F4280.
So far every scan I try has the card looking kind of an "orange" color, especially faces.
I know there are much better scanners than this one, but is this scanner hopeless as far as high quality scans of cards?
Appreciate any input.
The scanner I have now, purchased awhile back, is the HP Deskjet F4280.
So far every scan I try has the card looking kind of an "orange" color, especially faces.
I know there are much better scanners than this one, but is this scanner hopeless as far as high quality scans of cards?
Appreciate any input.
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What software are you using to import the scan?
<< <i>No scanner should do that unless it's actually defective.
What software are you using to import the scan? >>
I'm importing into iPhoto. I can edit the pic but it doesn't help much, and I want the scan to be an accurate representation of the card.
Working on the following sets
1980's and 1990's Topps Baseball BBCE FASC - Cello or Wax Boxes
1952 Bowman US Presidents PSA 7 & up
Pro Football Hall of Fame Indianapolis Colts PSA Registry Set
June 9th Cubs full ticket or stubs - 1981 to 2020
Andre Dawson Topps Basic registry PSA 10's
Mark Grace Topps Basic registry PSA 10's
<< <i>Until recently I had all in one printer/scanner. On recommendation from the board I ended up buying the Epson v37 which is the current updated model. I am glad I did there is a huge difference in scans between the two. You can see a lot more of the card and the holder. >>
I think I'm going to purchase one of those.
In the meantime, anyone else had experience with these producing an orange-like saturation in the picture?
It's the only way.
I tried my new all in one hp and it sucked. Epson got it right.
<< <i>post one of your scans, unedited >>
Working on it...