Pros: Accurate Color, Easy Setup, Good Bit Depth, Good Resolution, Sleek design, Widely Compatible, Works on Network
I am a professional Architectural and Landscape film Photographer. I was unhappy with scans I was getting with 4x5 and 8x10 transparencies with the only two pro labs left in town. The old Epson went up to 4x5 and did a decent job but not good enough for print. This new V750 rivals what I can have done professionally in town with large format. Particularly with the wet scan capabilities. It won't replace a pro drum scan, but with the Internet slowly but surely running the magazine industry into the ground there is less and less demand for print all the time.<br ><br >It does a great job on scanning photos.<br ><br >It does an Ok job on scanning 35mm not batched, but scanned separately with much larger target dimensions than original size, which is what happens when batching. The scans are not good enough for print but look great on a website.<br ><br >The Epson software has not changed in 6 years??? But is quick and easy to use, the Silverfast software that came with it I would not use, archaic to say the least.<br ><br >For those of you who have large format libraries, and like me still shoot that silky smooth thing called film, I would highly recommend this machine. An Architectural 8 x 10 transparency scan attached shrunk down to a JPEG of course, you be the judge. Besides it makes the coolest sounds!!!
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