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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Amazing HiRes Scans
I am blown away by the quality of HiRes scanning. I have been scanning old family photos, and when I set the scanner to its highest scanning ability I have been able to print old grainy sepia tone images, which were originally 5 x 7 in size, to large format beautiful b/w images with great detail! I LOVE this scanner!
Beats my Hp hands down
I had an Hp flatbed and use a Macintosh computer as I am a retouching artist. The Hp was OK but they neglected to update the software with Apple's penchant for constant OS improvements. I looked for a new scanner and looked to Epson since I have 3 of their printers and have been happy with performance and support. The epson is elegant in design and the software well supports its features. I like the location of the controls and even though it seems like a small thing, I really like that the lid stays up when you open it. When you are positioning multiple pieces of artwork on the glass it frees up both hands to do the work. The resolution is great and warm up time is minimal.
Good Quality and easy to use
Please with the scanner which is easy to use and has good quality.
Excellent photo scanner
So far I have used this scanner for slides and photos. Some of the slides were 50+ years old and were faded. Some also had dust that would not come off using a gentle microcloth and air brush. The scanner did an excellent job removing dust and restoring color. There were a few that I still had to bring into Photoshop, but overall the scanner did an excellent job. I do have an issue with Epson, though. I had an excellent Epson photo scanner that was almost as good as this scanner and had lots of used left in it. Epson quit updating its software after Windows XP so it became a huge paperweight. Yes, there is alternate software out there that will operate the scanner, and according to reviews does a good job. However, the cost of the software was over half the price of the V600 scanner. I opted for the new scanner which has some improved technology. In effect, Epson forces the user to buy a new scanner or buy after-market software that you hope will continue to do a good job with your equipment.
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