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Media type	Negatives, Slide, Photo
Scanner type	Film, Photo
Brand	Epson
Connectivity technology	USB
Resolution	6400
Item weight	4.08 kg
Wattage	16.5 watts
Sheet size	Legal
Standard sheet capacity	10
Optical sensor technology	CCD

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scanner type	Photo, Film	Photo, Document	Film	Film	Document, Photo	Film
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media type	Negatives, Slide, Photo	USB	Photo, Film, SD Card, slides	Slide	USB	Negatives, Slide
resolution	6400	300 dpi	22 Megapixels	7200	4800 dpi	22 Megapixels
light source type	—	LED	LED	—	LED	—
min system requirement	Windows 7	Windows 7	Windows 7	Windows 7	Windows 7	Windows 7
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‎48.26 x 27.94 x 11.68 cm; 4.08 kg

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‎B11B198011

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‎16.5 watts

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Fred D.
Good scanner for artworks
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 June 2022
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I was very unhappy with the scanning of my artworks, on which I put a lot of effort in terms of the detail, the technique and the colours, only to have my ordinary scanner-printer-copier downgrade them on all those things.
So I investigated scanner for artworks and I came across this one. It definitely scans so much better than the 3-in-1 copier-scanners. In fact, the reproduction of detail is so good that now I have to be careful with little errors that did not appear on the previous scanner images!
Besides, it has got several adjustments you can make on colour, definition, contrast and the like. This allows you to tweak the settings gradually until you get the ideal combination of them and then you save them for all subsequent scans.
But....yes, only one disadvantage: The scanner is an old model and WiFi was not even available for it. So you have to connect it with the old USB cable and the computer often struggles to make the connection with the scanner, even with the cable. Sometimes I even have to restart the computer and the scanner in the hope that they will see each other.
As the quality of scanning is more important than the convenience of wireless communications, for me, I am prepared to live with this small inconveniences.

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Mel
A great scanner, good value
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 February 2023
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I’m very happy with this product. Easy to set up. I use it very regularly to scan/digitise my artistic illustrations.

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Charles M.
Dodgy software not straightforward to use, but very good results
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 March 2023
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There's an unusual thing. Ordered Friday 9/12/2022, was scheduled to arrive 22/12/2022-5/1/2023, but actually arrived in the wilds of Scotland Monday 12/12/2022. How often does THAT happen?! Full marks for prompt delivery at least!

Since arrival it's been used fairly intensively with 2 Windows 7 laptops on a major project scanning a long history, going back to the reign of Queen Anne, of family documents and photographs, and it seems pretty good.

As far as noise, speed, and weight are concerned, compared as a best case with a Canoscan LiDE 3/400s and as a worst case with an old but still working HP 5490C (Model C9850A) - for which I can't get 64-bit Windows drivers so has to be run by an XP or a Linux machine, and which makes a woeful grinding noise as it begins each scan, probably when registering the end of its travel as an 'origin' - this Epson is neither as quiet nor as fast nor as light as the Canoscan but a LOT quieter and faster and somewhat lighter than the HP.

As foretold by other reviewers, the Windows software is unacceptably clunky, and gives the impression that it's old 32-bit NT era software Heath-Robinson-ed to work in a 64-bit environment, with all the dodginess that would naturally follow from that ...

One of the most maddening things is that important settings - such as the use of ICE dust removal, etc - are associated with a particular selection rectangle in the preview window, and with each new selection there you create, you have to apply all those settings again, which is very easy to overlook, and then you find that you've done possibly quite a number of scans with the wrong settings and you can't remember when you last checked the settings and how far back you have to repeat your work. Particularly since these settings are in a scrollable panel so that you can't see all of them at once, this is utterly infuriating, and frankly unacceptable.

The next most maddening is that occasionally the software loses contact with the scanner. I'm not sure that my fix below is optimised, some of the steps may be redundant, but so far the following has always worked:

* Switch off the scanner, the low voltage power button on the side is sufficient, you don't have to switch it off at the mains.

* Go into Task Manager and kill ...
wiawow64.exe - Thunking WIA APIS from 32 to 64 Process
... and any other Epson scan stuff that may be there, which
probably depends on exactly how and what was happening when contact
with the scanner was lost.

* Go into Computer Management, Services and Applications, Services and stop the Epson Scanner Service, if it wasn't stopped in the previous step.

* Restart the Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) service.

* Start the Epson Scanner Service.

* Switch on the scanner, wait for it to complete its startup sequence and some few seconds more, and then try again.

As for the hardware itself ...

One important limitation is that, AFAIK, it isn't possible to remove the lid to scan very large documents piecemeal, so I still have to do those with the HP. With this Epson, the transparency lighting unit is in the lid, and it's powered by a captive lead from the lid into the back of the body, while with the HP, there is a similar lead for the ADF unit on top of the lid, but which can be unplugged from the back, allowing the entire lid to be removed.

One particularly annoying thing with every single scanner that I've ever owned, including this one, is that the edges of the window don't coincide with the edges of the scanning area, and, even worse, are usually ever so slightly offset from them by a small angle, meaning that if you do the naturally simple thing of abutting a document against one edge of the glass, you lose a strip of it that isn't scanned down that edge, and any line of print on the page, or the borders of a photo, are at a slight angle to the selection rectangles in the software. It would be nice if scanner hardware makers would finally acknowledge that these are serious problems requiring solutions, perhaps by giving us some form of adjustment to ensure that the edges of the window can be set exactly parallel or perpendicular to the scanner head's line of travel, and to coincide exactly with the edges of the area scanned.

One partial fix is to abut documents against the top edge, where the area lost is minimised. Another is to use a plastic ruler down one edge, abut the photos or documents up against that, then lift it smartly away without disturbing them, but this is much more tedious compared with simply abutting a document against the edge of the glass. Further, both these solutions only minimise or fix the problem of the loss of a strip down one edge, not the slight angle problem.

Despite all the above, actually the results are pretty good ...

I'm particularly pleased with its scanning of old 120 film negs and slides, which is *MUCH* better than the HP, which couldn't fit them in its XPA unit, so you had to lay them flat on the glass, and either choose a strip from the middle, or do them in two halves and join the results together in software, a desperately fraught business. Unlike the HP, except where the slide has been physically damaged, there are no Newton's rings/Moire patterns which were the curse of my previous 120 scans.

Other old childhood negatives from a Brownie Starmite camera also scanned very well, even to the point of automatically correcting the colour flaring with age that had marred the colour negatives taken with this camera - in the two scans of the same negative above, taken from the hydro dam at Pitlochry in the 1960s, that with the purple cast (loss of green) was scanned by the HP, the more natural looking one by this Epson.

35mm negatives and slides scanned really well at 1200 dpi. In time I think I will probably rescan my entire collection of these, but in the midst of this major project I'm too busy right now.

ICE dust removal works well on all the above colour films both negative and positive, even though I rather think some of the slides were Kodachrome, which it's supposed not to be able to handle, but it fails miserably on B&W negatives and colour prints. However, the conventional dust removal option at a medium setting seems to work quite well for those.

Documents scan well, but I haven't tried any OCR options yet.

All in all, although the Windows software badly needs fixing, I think, given the excellence of the photographic results, I can recommend this scanner despite that blasted software.

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Charles M.

Dodgy software not straightforward to use, but very good results
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 March 2023
There's an unusual thing. Ordered Friday 9/12/2022, was scheduled to arrive 22/12/2022-5/1/2023, but actually arrived in the wilds of Scotland Monday 12/12/2022. How often does THAT happen?! Full marks for prompt delivery at least!

Since arrival it's been used fairly intensively with 2 Windows 7 laptops on a major project scanning a long history, going back to the reign of Queen Anne, of family documents and photographs, and it seems pretty good.

As far as noise, speed, and weight are concerned, compared as a best case with a Canoscan LiDE 3/400s and as a worst case with an old but still working HP 5490C (Model C9850A) - for which I can't get 64-bit Windows drivers so has to be run by an XP or a Linux machine, and which makes a woeful grinding noise as it begins each scan, probably when registering the end of its travel as an 'origin' - this Epson is neither as quiet nor as fast nor as light as the Canoscan but a LOT quieter and faster and somewhat lighter than the HP.

As foretold by other reviewers, the Windows software is unacceptably clunky, and gives the impression that it's old 32-bit NT era software Heath-Robinson-ed to work in a 64-bit environment, with all the dodginess that would naturally follow from that ...

One of the most maddening things is that important settings - such as the use of ICE dust removal, etc - are associated with a particular selection rectangle in the preview window, and with each new selection there you create, you have to apply all those settings again, which is very easy to overlook, and then you find that you've done possibly quite a number of scans with the wrong settings and you can't remember when you last checked the settings and how far back you have to repeat your work. Particularly since these settings are in a scrollable panel so that you can't see all of them at once, this is utterly infuriating, and frankly unacceptable.

The next most maddening is that occasionally the software loses contact with the scanner. I'm not sure that my fix below is optimised, some of the steps may be redundant, but so far the following has always worked:

* Switch off the scanner, the low voltage power button on the side is sufficient, you don't have to switch it off at the mains.

* Go into Task Manager and kill ...
wiawow64.exe - Thunking WIA APIS from 32 to 64 Process
... and any other Epson scan stuff that may be there, which
probably depends on exactly how and what was happening when contact
with the scanner was lost.

* Go into Computer Management, Services and Applications, Services and stop the Epson Scanner Service, if it wasn't stopped in the previous step.

* Restart the Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) service.

* Start the Epson Scanner Service.

* Switch on the scanner, wait for it to complete its startup sequence and some few seconds more, and then try again.

As for the hardware itself ...

One important limitation is that, AFAIK, it isn't possible to remove the lid to scan very large documents piecemeal, so I still have to do those with the HP. With this Epson, the transparency lighting unit is in the lid, and it's powered by a captive lead from the lid into the back of the body, while with the HP, there is a similar lead for the ADF unit on top of the lid, but which can be unplugged from the back, allowing the entire lid to be removed.

One particularly annoying thing with every single scanner that I've ever owned, including this one, is that the edges of the window don't coincide with the edges of the scanning area, and, even worse, are usually ever so slightly offset from them by a small angle, meaning that if you do the naturally simple thing of abutting a document against one edge of the glass, you lose a strip of it that isn't scanned down that edge, and any line of print on the page, or the borders of a photo, are at a slight angle to the selection rectangles in the software. It would be nice if scanner hardware makers would finally acknowledge that these are serious problems requiring solutions, perhaps by giving us some form of adjustment to ensure that the edges of the window can be set exactly parallel or perpendicular to the scanner head's line of travel, and to coincide exactly with the edges of the area scanned.

One partial fix is to abut documents against the top edge, where the area lost is minimised. Another is to use a plastic ruler down one edge, abut the photos or documents up against that, then lift it smartly away without disturbing them, but this is much more tedious compared with simply abutting a document against the edge of the glass. Further, both these solutions only minimise or fix the problem of the loss of a strip down one edge, not the slight angle problem.

Despite all the above, actually the results are pretty good ...

I'm particularly pleased with its scanning of old 120 film negs and slides, which is *MUCH* better than the HP, which couldn't fit them in its XPA unit, so you had to lay them flat on the glass, and either choose a strip from the middle, or do them in two halves and join the results together in software, a desperately fraught business. Unlike the HP, except where the slide has been physically damaged, there are no Newton's rings/Moire patterns which were the curse of my previous 120 scans.

Other old childhood negatives from a Brownie Starmite camera also scanned very well, even to the point of automatically correcting the colour flaring with age that had marred the colour negatives taken with this camera - in the two scans of the same negative above, taken from the hydro dam at Pitlochry in the 1960s, that with the purple cast (loss of green) was scanned by the HP, the more natural looking one by this Epson.

35mm negatives and slides scanned really well at 1200 dpi. In time I think I will probably rescan my entire collection of these, but in the midst of this major project I'm too busy right now.

ICE dust removal works well on all the above colour films both negative and positive, even though I rather think some of the slides were Kodachrome, which it's supposed not to be able to handle, but it fails miserably on B&W negatives and colour prints. However, the conventional dust removal option at a medium setting seems to work quite well for those.

Documents scan well, but I haven't tried any OCR options yet.

All in all, although the Windows software badly needs fixing, I think, given the excellence of the photographic results, I can recommend this scanner despite that blasted software.

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Ricardo
Excelente calidad de escaneo por el precio
Reviewed in Mexico on 14 December 2023
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Tengo un monto de negativos de 35mm y 120mm que necesitaba digitalizar. Estuve buscando varios escaners y este me parecio bueno para el precio pero tenia mis dudas.
La verdad es que no me ha decepcionado. La calidad de las imágenes es bastante buena con el software que viene por defecto. Me tomó varias pruebas para lograr los ajustes (en el software) necesarios para tener los mejores resultados pero ya se pagó solo.

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codetiger
Bought this product to create a family photo archive and loved it
Reviewed in India on 6 January 2021
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Purpose:
I bought this scanner to digitise 1000s of 1970s, 80s pictures of our family. Most of the photos were already faded and lost colour.

Progress:
I have already completed scanning 2000+ photos and works like charm. Exactly what I expected.

Feedback:
1. Works perfectly on my Mac (despite some reviews say it doesn't). I am using latests Mac OS version on MacBook Pro. Was not hard setting it up on my Mac. Just downloaded the latest version software "Epson Scan 2" from the website and it worked.
2. Picture Quality is much better than any other scanners I tried (& bought) before trying this one. Quality is close to what you can see in the picture, is what you will get it on your file. Other scanners, though they claim 48 bit colour, they gave colour banding issues.
3. Faded colours are auto corrected if the feature is enabled during scan. (I still had to do some on Photoshop)
4. Both Colour and Grayscale pictures worked perfect.
5. Best part is, when you scan multiple photos, the photos are cropped into separate files and colour restoration works for each photo separately.

Overall: No complaints so far. Bit expensive though.

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Lurch
Brilliant
Reviewed in Australia on 22 March 2023
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Fantastic piece of kit. Simple to use and does a fantastic job

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amazonbuyer
Perfect for scanning old photos! No hassle, if that's important to you.
Reviewed in the United States on 2 May 2013
Verified Purchase
I usually wait a few days to months to write a review for a product to give it a fair shake. However, I'm so impressed by this scanner that I felt compelled to share this with anyone's who's in the same boat as me.

Long story short, I have stacks of old photos that I need to preserve for future generations. My old scanner/printer combo was horribly slow and the quality was seriously lacking (600dpi max). I researched scanners and decided on this one due to the positive reviews.

This is PERFECT for anyone who doesn't want a hassle to do massive scans. I got it delivered, plugged it in, downloaded the latest drivers from epson and inserted a photo to scan.

EASE OF USE:
One button scan, it read my photo as color, saved the image into "my pictures" folder and I was done. It took 5-10 seconds total. Woah! So I try again, this time I put three 4x6 photos. Repeat process, I click the scan button on my PC, and it recognized all 3 photos separately, and saved all 3 into the default "my pictures."

I go crazy and scan in 55 photos in a matter of 45 minutes. That's unheard of for me and my scanning fiascos in the past. I've owned 3 scanners in the past 10-15 years. I've always hated scanning due to the slow speed and random error messages etc.

IMAGE QUALITY:
The quality is great, it was not faded nor grainy. I'm sure if I look close enough, I could probably find some differences from the original to the scanned image. Honestly, to my naked eye, it looks good to me. Even my wife was impressed with the results and she was dubious with my past failures in scanning and the results.

I'm positive I can knock out our family photos in a very short time without hassle now.

Pros:
- Fast
- Easy (I don't want to fuss with settings if I can get a good scan in one try)
- Good to great image quality at this price range

Cons:
- Not much, but it is huge. It took a big footprint on my desk, so read the product dimensions carefully.

I'm sure there are more technical reviews out there. I'm just getting to the point in my life where I just want things to work and not have to think about it.

I'm sure there are a ton of other features that I've not begun to explore with this printer. At this point, I don't care since I can preserve our family photos. This was easily one of the best couple of hundred dollars that I've spent in a long time.

One technical hiccup:
With only the driver download from Epson, the scan button on the scanner would randomly NOT start a scan. Once I downloaded the "Epson Event Manager" application and had it run in the background, the buttons on the scanner worked like a charm. Hope this helps someone else.

Maybe one day, I'll read the manual and find out what else this baby can do. For now, I'll happily start scanning the rest of the photos and finish this important "honey do" item.

My machine:
Windows 7 - 64 bit self built machine. I can't speak for mac users.

Enjoy scanning. You won't regret this purchase.

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Othon
Excelente herramienta de trabajo
Reviewed in Mexico on 11 August 2023
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Excelente, escaner profesional en todo. Lo recomiendo

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente calidad de escaneo por el precio

5.0 out of 5 stars Bought this product to create a family photo archive and loved it

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5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect for scanning old photos! No hassle, if that's important to you.

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