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18 Reviews
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Excellent resolution, Accurate colour capture, Decent software package, Well built, Option to use a normal flatbed
Do you have stacks of old prints and slides, and want high-quality scans? Perhaps you lack the budget for a dedicated high-end film scanner? Then consider this Epson model. Its a high-quality flatbed that comes with print and slide adaptor frames for ...
Excellent scan quality, Improved 35mm slide & 120 Film holders, Digital ICE, Price (£399 approx.)
I question the quality on 6400dpi scans, Fiddly Film Height Adjustments needed for the best quality
During my years as a reviewer I have tested most scanners from entry level flatbeds through to high end dedicated film scanners (read expensive). Most of the scanners were full of promise, they were good, but didnt always deliver the quality I had be...
High-resolution fast scanning; ability to batch scan up to 24 frames of film; colour accuracy is excellent.
Only appeals to niche users.
The Perfection V700 Photo is everything the aspiring professional photographer or serious enthusiast could want. Scanning speeds are fast and quality is superb. It allows you to scan in multiple transparencies and , thanks to the Dual Lens technology,...
Abstract: With the exception of a few high-end models, the dedicated film scanner has largely disappeared from retailers shelves. While theres no doubt digital camera sales have contributed to their demise, its the versatility and value of flatbeds with built...
Abstract: Epsons V700 Photo combines high-quality flatbed scanning with transparency scan quality thats comparable to that of a dedicated film scanner. Its a substantial unit, rising 15cm from the desk and weighing 6.6kg. This is largely down to the use of...
Abstract: Epson Perfection V700 Photo is an A4-size flatbed-scanner with professional performance for prints, negatives or transparencies. It is equipped with Epson’s exclusive Dual Lens System and Digital ICE technology, achieving maximum scanning resolution o...
Abstract: It’s been a while since a scanner aimed specifically at professional creatives was released, so it’s a surprise that both Epson and HP are launching new models. Epson is first out of the gates with the Perfection V700 Photo. It will follow this up wit...
Multiple user profiles for varying levels of user skill, Sophisticated software bundle, Twolens system offers 6,400 dpi scanning for film, Film and slide adapters included,
No automatic document feeder, 6,400 dpi resolution unnecessary for many users, Expensive
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Published: 2008-08-05, Author: Ron , review by: cadalyst.com
Abstract: The vast majority of photography today is digital, and thus easily accessible on computers. But a huge body of yesterdays work -- color slides and negatives, black-and-white negatives and transparencies, and color or black-and-white prints -- have bee...
