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 Electronics : Epson Perfection V700 Photo Color Scanner |
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from: Epson
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Epson
EAN: 0010343856899
Label: Epson
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Epson
Model: B11B178011
Publisher: Epson
Release Date: March 19, 2006
Special Features: nv:Scanner Type^Flatbed|Scanner Element^Color Epson MatrixCCDTM line sensor|Light Source^Cold Cathode Fluroescent Lamp|Optical Resolution^4800 dpi|Optical Resolution^6400 dpi|Hardware Resolution^4800 x 9600 dpi|Interpolated Resolution^12800 x 12800 dpi|Maximum Document Size^8.5 x 11|Color Depth^48-bit|Gray Scale Depth^16-bit|Interface Connectivity^USB 2.0|Power Source^AC Adapter|Dimensions^12' x 20' x 6'|Compatible OS^Windows 2000|Compatible OS^Windows 98|Compatible OS^Windows XP
Studio: Epson
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Features:- Photo scanner reproduces photographs with professional quality
- 6,400 dpi resolution: incredible precision and detail
- Can scan slides, negatives, and medium format film
- Innovative dual lens system automatically selects two lenses for desired resolution
- 4.0 Dmax for exceptional image quality
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Very functional, nice, easy
The V700 is a very functional piece of equipment. Installation was shockingly simple, as simple as much lower-end scanners. I love it when a new device integrates with no issues. I set up the scanner, ran the install software, turned it on and got the drivers from the disk. It was immediately available from Photoshop. So I grabbed a picture off the desk and scanned it. It came through, with nothing but default settings, at a higher quality than I expected. The V700 is demonstrating it's worth right ... Read More
Rating:  - A serious scanner for important scanning jobs
There are many reasons one would one to purchase a scanner like the Epson Perfection V700. You might be a professional photographer wanting to scan your older work. You might be an amateur wanting to scan many old family photos. Either way, you might find something you want in this product.
I, for one, am an amateur photographer but I also have been working to scan in thousands of old family photos and negatives. I have previously spent hundreds of dollars getting the scans done professionally ... Read More
Rating: - Four half stars, mostly perfect but not quite. For serious photographers.
My father in law, who has been scanning in thousands of slides, negatives and photos going back at least 60 years brought samples of every kind of photographic data to my house to test out this scanner.
In the past I have scanned in many, many 35mm with a Canonscan 9950F.
This scanner needed more stringent evaluation, it is obviously a powerhouse designed for serious users.
We set up on DELL XPS 600 with Windows XP. Hardware setup easy, even for beginners. Someone with experience ... Read More
Rating: - If This Scanner Were a Man, I'd Marry It
My first scanner was an itty bitty Canon LiDE 30 and from there I moved up to an HP all in one that didn't scan any better or faster, then I got an Epson V500 photo and slide scanner and was in scanner heaven. I scanned my slides without effort and was a very happy scanner.
Now along comes the Epson V700. Boy I thought the V500 was big. This baby makes that baby look like a baby. This is one humongous scanner. But does size make a scanner good. I don't know, but this is one super scanner. With the V500 ... Read More
Rating: - Good scanner
So far I am really happy with this scanner. Images are sharp and the color is accurate. You can scan 4 strips of negatives at a time, or 12 slides at a time, which is important to me because I still have a lot of film to scan. My other scanners only scan 2 strips of negatives, or 4 slides at a time. About the only thing I can really find fault with is it's appearance; it's big and ugly, but so what?
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