Pros -- Fairly fast, even when scanning at a high DPI- Great image quality- LED light source won't fade old photos/slides- Nice 35mm slide holderCons -- Scanning 110 slides (not film strips, but in those 1in x 1in plastic holders, just like a small 35mm) is a pain, as it scanning Kodachrome Transparencies

I purchased this scanner with the hopes that it would provide adequate digital files of 35mm negative and slides, but unfortunately, it's not the right tool for high resolution reproduction from these media

Have yet to try any of the great batch of 35mm negative film strips.

It does a good job of scanning old 35 mm slides and negatives

A great home unit to put photos, all sizes and shape, 35 mm slides, and negatives, into my computer

The scanner will only scan 35mm negatives, 35mm slides and 2" wide negatives.

There is a single holder for the 35 mm slides and negatives

The only reason I would take off a half point, is it doesn't do 10mm or very old negatives, thankfully there are places I could still send those to, but at a premium

Scaned 1000 35MM negatives 12 or 16 at time with out a problem

The V600 accommodates various negatives (35mm, 6x4.5, 6x6,6x7)

Primarily purchased this for scanning 35mm negatives, it's pretty good for home use and decent value for the price, just definitely not close to the scans you get back from a film lab.

A 35 mm color negative scanned at 2400 DPI (Yes, it uses DPI) at 24 bit depth will yield just over a 4 MB size JPG image

This scanner does a wonderful jobs with 35mm negatives

When I got to the Kodachrome Transparencies, I thought it would go as well as the 35mm slides had

Considering this flatbed gives me the options of using 35mm negative, 35mm positive, medium format, print/document scanning is nothing less than a steal

It is not as good as my old 35mm film scanner, which has a resolution of 4000 dpi and is specialized for the work.

Epson software gave me excellent quality scans for 35mm negatives with the exception that much dust and dirt artifacts showed up in the scanned image

Considering this flatbed gives me the options of using 35mm negative, 35mm positive, medium format, print/document scanning is nothing less than a steal

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 am working on a project scanning 3600 35mm negatives from a bike

One very minor annoyances is that the 35mm negative holder's top removes rather than hinging up like the medium format film holder does, which would make it easier to load.

I bought this scanner to digitize a large number of 35mm slides and negatives.

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

I've scanned 35mm slides and negatives, photographs and text documents

It works well for mounted 35 mm color slides but is unusable for most of my 35mm color negative strips.

Does a great job of scanning my old 35mm negatives and slides.

Attached is a photo from a 35mm negative--Fuji Acros film.

I have scanned 1000, 35mm slides, some negatives and a bunch of pictures

I have scanned 35mm negatives from the 90 's and color slides from the 60's

I got this to scan 35mm negatives

Pros -- Fairly fast, even when scanning at a high DPI- Great image quality- LED light source won't fade old photos/slides- Nice 35mm slide holderCons -- Scanning 110 slides (not film strips, but in those 1in x 1in plastic holders, just like a small 35mm) is a pain, as it scanning Kodachrome Transparencies

The holders come for 35mm slides and negatives as well as for other sizes, 127 and the larger b&w and color negatives from the 1950's

I have scanned mounted 35 mm slides, 35 mm black and white and color film negatives

Great for color positive film slides, 35mm B&W negative, and medium format negative film

If all you do is positive 35mm slides you might look at other, more productive solutions

It scans 35mm and medium format color slides/transparencies and negatives, and prints up to 8" x 10"

I bought it because it can scan medium format negatives (2 1/4) as well as 35mm.

Hopefully Epson will make an affordable 16mm film scanner someday.

I have scanned color 35mm slides, and B&W 35mm negatives

File size for a 35mm negative scanned in full color to 4x6 format with Digital ICE is about 1.6M.

I purchased this scanner mainly to scan 35mm negatives

I have some negatives larger than 60mm that would not fit in the supplied holder, but managed to get good scans by making my own guide from a strip of black poster board.

So good for 35mm negatives

I use it to scan 35MM negatives and at higher resolution it takes a

I just wish it would take more than 12 35mm negatives at a time,

I have, over the past several years, tried to purchase a decent 35mm slide scanner.

I bought this for my parents for the holidays and we're using the Epson software to scan mostly 35mm negatives