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topnotch
this scanner seems to be so good (after a months use) that I'm tempted to start shooting film again after 8 years of nothing but digital. At 4800dpi,(6400 seems like overkill and photo-i's reviews indicate 4800 seems to be optimal) from a 35mm transparency you get approximately a 50mb file! Unless your printing murals, this is probably overkill too. To get that kind of file and resolution from a digital slr, be ready to get into the 20-24megapixal and 7 to $8000 dollar range for a camera. Of co...
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Terrible Software
This is the second Epson scanner I've owned. I swore I'd never buy another after my first experience with Epson software, even though the scanner (under $100) did a beautiful job with 35mm slides.
Epsom V700 Flatbed scanner
This is a really good product, and I have to work at it to find any nits at all to pick. First, it provides at least as good performance as purpose-built film scanners at a significantly lower cost and far greater flexibility- and just try to find a film scanner for medium or large format. It is capable of ridiculously high resolution; I tried scanning an ASA 160 6x4.5 negative at 6400 DPI, and found I was getting about four pixels for each grain.| elapsed time: | 32.9ms |
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