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    Epson Perfection V600 Color Photo, Image, Film, Negative & Document Scanner - Corded

    • The V600 is every bit as good as my old 3200 and better
    • A bit pricey $75, but it is cheaper than a straight jacket that I would need after 300+ pages of 36 negatives a page
    • I can scan directly from negative films, from positive films AND from Photos as well!I got it also for a good price (a bit more than 200 bucks at Amazon)
    • That's just a bit too slow, messy, and cumbersome for me, though I did find that a wet mount kit was available for the scanner (though not from Epson).
    • It never told me to go to Epson site to download the correct 64 bit drivers
    • Yes it's a bit slow but worth it
    • A bit slow at hi-rez but does a great job with prints, 35mm negatives, and 110 negatives---use medium-format template for 110's to define the usable space on the bed & lay the strips on the glass & draw marquis around each photo in normal preview (professional) mode
    • Maybe a bit slow on scanning, and maybe not totally automated, but it's good for my needs!
    • It's a bit slower than other scanners.
    • A bit slower than I
    • I was a bit skeptical about a basically 2-in-1 scanner
    • Like other reviews have stated, it's a bit slow
    • A bit slower than expected/hoped for, but still a good value.
    • I struggled a bit to get the software loaded; however, Epson's technical customer service was very helpful
    • Scans a bit slow but does it well.
    • The one thing I did notice is that the Epson Scan auto crop feature frequently misses a bit, either cropping off a part of the image or leaving some of the white background left in; this is easy enough to correct manually, but does waste some time.
    • A bit clumsy, but it works.
    • A bit clumsy, but it works.
    • Scan your B&W images in RGB as well
    • I was scanning a series of B&W negatives using the Digital ICE.
    • I can also scan in B&W negatives (old 620 or 120 roll film).
    • This product has now successfully digitized @6,000 slides, and has digitized @90 color as well as B&W hard copy photographs.
    • Great for color positive film slides, 35mm B&W negative, and medium format negative film
    • More specifically, I have primarily been scanning 35mm B&W negatives and 120 medium format B&W negatives.
    • I've played with this for only a few weeks, but it really does an excellent job with color and b/w 35mm negatives as well as printed photos (even shiny prints).
    • I was happy t it works well with windows