Flatbed Scanners
Flatbed Scanners
Complete your home or small-business office with a flatbed scanner from Overstock.com, where you will find great deals and a large selection. Featuring brands such as HP, Brother, Canon, Fujitsu, Xerox, and Kodak, there is a scanner to meet any specialized need. Choose from scanners that offer a dpi from 600 to 64000, scan in color with depths of 24-bit and 16-bit, and provide large format scanning options. Environmentally conscious buyers also have Energy Star and other energy-saving compliant models from which to choose. With plenty of units that scan a variety of document sizes to fit your needs, the selection also includes a variety of other scanner styles, including sheet-fed, handheld, and mobile options for when you have to go away on a business trip.
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Great equipment!
I am glad I decided to buy the Epson Perfection V600 Photo Scanner. I can finally convert all my slides and film negatives to digital format!
Was just what I needed!
I bought this scanner with the specific purpose of digitizing my old 35 mm slides. The scanner's template, which holds up to 4 slides at a time, can be a little frustrating to work with. However, given the price of the scanner it's a minor issue. I can't believe how great the scanned images look, even in the lower resolution scans.
ScanTastic
Been using Epson scanners since scanners were invented for home and business use. Nothing else comes close. This was purchased to test out the LED light source and to see how the colors of different types of paint reflect with LEDs as opposed to fluorescents. So far so good. The only thing I didn't realize was that the transparency adapter was not like their pas units. It only has a very small light source in the lid. I'm used to the ability to scan film or transparencies (like X-Rays) on the flatbed if necessary. But no biggie. We don't often scan film.
Mixed Results
For the price and for all that it does, I have to say it is overall a good product, but there are caveats. I previously had a 15 year old high-end Nikon Cool Scan II, which needed some repair but is out of service. So for my limited budget, I determined this was the best product; in addition to scanning negatives and slides, it also scans photos of which I now have many. My main purpose, though, is to scan old pre-digital negatives from the 80's and 90's. And I have come to the conclusion this flat-bed scanner is best for photos and that for my purpose a dedicated negative scanner would have been better. You scan negatives from a template which holds the negative strip on the flatbed which then scans using a focused beam to produce a very high resolution image. However, I found all of my scans so far produced have a glare through white space, which I was unable to correct via scanning or software manipulation. It could be the negatives, but I believe it has to do with the quality of the scan tech. It is also slow in the scan routine. I think this flat bed design is best for photos. FYI: During installation I was prompted to download a 'patch' for my Mac 10.12.2, which addresses a year-old negative review concerning compatibility.
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