is a habit I'll keep for a while, but some of my favorite film photographers are getting great results out of older models like the V500, so I think the V600 is more than enough for the majority of film shooters

If you try to scan this it will not give you the best results.

I opted for scanning the prints instead which gave me great results

Only used a few times so far but we liked the results

I am extremely pleased and would recommend this scanner to anyone who wants outstanding results at a moderate price.

The results I have received is really quite good, especially when viewed on my computer monitor

, you could probably get great results with this scanner.

I have not yet used the scanner for negatives, but expect to see excellent results, based on the quality I've seen so far.

If your sole use of a scanner is to digitize film, take a close look at a dedicated film scanner or perhaps the V700 which may give you slightly better results.

None of the "shortcut buttons" work as a result

Fast and produces really good results

Pros: excellent result, very fast (LED), energy efficientCon: I wish the slide holder would hold more than 4 slidesHighly recommended

Fantastic results scanning 35mm color negatives

I've scanned paper, old photos, negatives and slides with it and all had very nice results

Always use 48 Bit RGB.For best results, ignore all the automated features (Unsharp Mask, Grain Reduction

I've been using this scanner for about 2 years with excellent results

So far i've only used it on 35mm negatives but the results are amazing

The on-screen results of a basic "Full Auto" scan look exactly like the photo

Lots of available adjustment to get perfect results

Haven't tried color negatives yet but expect great results as well

Slide scanning is somewhat tedious, taking almost 2 minutes per slide at 2400dpi, but the results are worth it.

My experience with the V600 has been very good and since I'm a beginner a more advanced user could probably achieve even better results.

Great scanner and output results for the price.

Scanning a lot of film has to be time consuming, so reliable good results are key.

The software is easy to use and produces good results.

The Epson V600 gives a better result.

Both prints and slides are digitized with really good results.

The ICE process takes a long time (about 2 or 3 minutes per slide), but when old slides are dirty, the results are great

This scanner and the software has increased my throughput about 3x, and produces superior results compared to my old system.

I just wanted to preserve the photos, and I needed to do it quickly, and the results were extremely satisfying

I have already scanned over 100 slides with the V600 with excellent results.

Easy to use and the photographic results are outstanding.

Like any tool, results can be good if you know the limits of the tool itself

Wow, this gives great results

The bottom line is this: a scanner is essentially a digital camera, so just like any other digital image, your final results are going to be largely dependent on how adept you are post-processing, i.e., Photoshop.

While it takes a little while to scan each set of 4 photos, it is faster than other scanners and really does produce a great result

solid, well built, fast, excellent results on documents, photos, and slides

I converted all of my old 35mm slides again, and the results with this scanner were much better than my original technique.

It's also the one adjustment that you don't get immediate feedback, so you may have to re-scan without Digital ICE if the results are bad

Have tried the 'color restoration' feature on some faded 1980's snaps and the results are a definite improvement though you should not expect it to be 100%

Very easy to get very good results

The ICE feature/software provides excellent results, but is a very heavy duty from computation/processing point of view and slows down the process (I have scanned about 3000 slides)

I have not gotten into my major reason for purchase, i.e., digitizing my slides and photos but am looking forward to good results.

It's easy to use and load and it produces great results.

Great photo scanner for both reflective and film media that produces outstanding results.

I've gotten some awesome results with it's scanning

but if you expect to simply get the best results then you will be disappointed

Many of these are over 60 years old and I am getting great results

I've been scanning slides and getting great results faster at 6400 dpi, better color accuracy and more detail

The results were spectacular: smooth, clean tones, broad tonal range.

Clear, precise results; easy to adjust the settings to get the results you want.

As a professional Windows computer consultant and Website Developer, I get great results with my Epson scanner

Excellent results for not a lot of money.

The scanners ability to separate the slides, treat them like separate photos with brilliant results is just a wonder

I have probably only scanned about 500 negatives so far, however, I can report that the scan operation is fairly straight forward and yields a great result even without using the highest settings.

Did one large photo print scan: result, perfect.

Did everything I could possibly ask for, quickly with excellent results

I highly recommend the V600 if you want excellent results and the ability to correct flaws on your photos.

The color correction works well, and I've seen some really good results with slides that are 40-50 years old

It's easy to use and the results are excellent

Also scanned a couple old prints with equally good results

I have scanned slides with it with great results

but you can get great results

I have scanned over 1000 35mm slides with excellent results!

Easy to use, great results.

Have used Epson scanners for years and love their results.

I have also scanned a variety of documents, all with outstanding results, especially when compared with the scanner on my HP all-in-one printer.

but I figured out how to scan them with good results

The idea that you can just sit down and scan 50 images per hour and get a good result is wishful thinking, so set your expectations accordingly

Have scanned literally thousands of my slides and photos with great results in most cases.

I've scanned thousands of photographs and negatives with great results, until the joy ended about six months ago, at which time the images abruptly lost their sharpness.

Scanner produces great quality results.

The results are fantastic.

I had good results with larger format negatives from WW2.

These are old family photos which have needed some touch up in Lightroom but most have had very clear results where the negative was good.

When using the included Epson Scan software the output far surpasses the results you can get from a cheap CIS scanner or the scanner typically built into an all-in-one printer.

I have scanned photos of varying age and quality and the results were excellent.

This still doesn't give you fantastic results or good editing control over the image

These will probably require some manual tweaking in professional mode to get satisfactory results.

Perfect for converting 35mm slides to photos Converted about 1200 slides to ph0t0s and the results were outstanding.

The results are excellent, and I will be giving commercially printed copies to each of my children for Christmas this year

And the results are startling

Even the technologically inept have not complained and achieved great results.

It takes longer (4 min per slide) but the results are much better

easy to use with good results

have used it twice with great results.

Great product with great results!

Always use 48 Bit RGB.For best results, ignore all the automated features (Unsharp Mask, Grain Reduction

Excellent results

Very good ability and results, copying from negative films.3

I've ordered Canon 9000 MKII and hope to have better results

Mostly positive and some really nice results on old 35mm negs and slides

I have really enjoyed the ease of use and the end results

I have used it to scan many very old photos, some dating back to the 1890's, with very good results.

The scanner is very slow above 600dpi, but the results are worth it.

Sometimes you can get better results making corrections in a good photo editing program on your own, sometimes this does a wonderful job and saves you the time.

My final experiment was to rescan a negative of an image which the 2450 had produced a sharp result.

and I get a great result

But upon a slightly sarcastic, yet helpful, recommendation from another reader, just set it to "automatic" and the results were astonishingly good

I also plan on using it for slides in the near future and also expect great results.

Amazing results from long lost slides in bad shape.

I scan at either 3200 or 6400 dpi for slides, so that if I like I can easily blow the results up to 17 x

After researching scanners and reading reviews, I decided on the Perfection V600 and purchased one just over a month ago and although I have only used the Full Auto Mode thus far, I have scanned over 400 30+ year old slides with incredible results.

Although I had my friend (and IT guy) show me how to use the color photo scanner correctly, the results from OLD pictures were amazing

I have scanned prints, text, negatives and slides and it has come up with excellent results

Put my photos in, click scan, wait, see result, split up the results into individual files

Had great results after that

Works great , simple to use , great quality results .

Have viewed them on a 47 inch TV with great results

That said, I got my results--my very positive results--using those mid-range settings

The results are superior.

Use the software in Pro Mode for your best results

I have done film, slides and pictures with fantastic results

Here's a quick rundown of my workflow, and what's gotten the best results for me to date, as well as a few random thoughts about shooting film in the digital age

My scanning result have been excellent.

If it continues to function and give good results, I may revisit this review and up the stars to a higher number.

You might be like me and wonder if you can get even higher quality out of a scanner, since the results aren't really going to blow you away

Good results scanning 35mm slides and photos

In order to get the best results from this scanner, you need to a) have reasonable expectations and b) be prepared to spend some time with each image.

My old scanner supposedly had some better specs than this one, but the results I am getting from this Epson look noticeably better than what I was getting with the other scanner

The results are often amazing

I'd worked with an older dedicated-film scanner that delivered nice results but was very slow and was beginning to fail regularly.

I have been scanning 2 1/4" square black and whites to a 1.5 mb jpeg and have found the result very good for my purposes

I mean I do believe you can get better results from a dedicated film scanner, however a quick search here on amazon will reveal the sad truth that to buy an old, used dedicated film scanner from the likes of Nikon could run you into four figures.

You can only do 4 slides at a time and with all the color correction and scratch removal options on it takes about 2 minutes per slide, but the results are amazing.

Once you get the software to scan an image or document, the result is beautiful, it is too

Just outstanding results!!!!

use this with 35mm film camera and a pixma pro 100 and you will get awesome results.

I have scanned photos, slides, color and b&w negatives - all with good results.

it a good scanner, but the software that come with it is garbage.you can still use it a third party software with some very good results.

But I've scanned about 4000 family photos (and even tintypes) and the results are great.

The results were outstanding

The results are great

The other scanners were slow, difficult to load and did not give the best results

Though limited a little by today's standards it always produced excellent results on photo prints.

The results again were outstanding

I scan at either 3200 or 6400 dpi for slides, so that if I like I can easily blow the results up to 17 x

The results have been outstanding!

I was happy t it works well with windows