TWAIN interface for Photoshop CC

Is There a TWAIN interface for Photoshop CC? I've looked everywhere on the web and can't even find a mention of it.

Acceuro wrote:
The WIA (Windows Image Acquisition) Support selection for scanners is what you use.
Depends on the control you want over your scan. There's a reason I prefer TWAIN over WIA, and I'm very sure that's what Steve wanted,because he can see the WIA option next to TWAIN.
1. WIA uses a common dialog for all devices while TWAIN uses a dialog created by the device manufacturer. Practically speaking, this almost always means that the TWAIN dialog will provide more options and advanced control over the device.
2. TWAIN allows you to use custom capabilities that the device manufacturer has created even though they don't exist in the TWAIN specifications.
3. In general, when a device supports both Twain and WIA, TWAIN is better for scanners and WIA is better for acquiring images from cameras and video devices.
So with that in mind, I gave him the free answer for 32-bit Photoshop CS6. Adobe's own Twain plugin.
However there is no free TWAIN software for 64-bit Photoshop. My recommendation was for the paid 3rd party software, Vuescan, that supports both 32 and 64 bit TWAIN operations in Photoshop for just about any scanner out there.
I'm not trying to ruffle feathers, but this entire thread sounds like an advertisement/spam for Vuescan, which is purchase-priced software.
It isn't. We have forum moderators and if that were the case, it would have been deleted 10 months ago.

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