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The Epson V600 scanners will not work with macOS Big Sur and some others operating systems. Does anyone know when they will update their software?
Thank you!
Sorry about your mum i lost my mum 2017. I checked the software that comes with it 9.10 times the CD Software that they give you is out of date any way you can download up to date software on Epson's Website.
Best review for this particular model! Thank you! 😊
Can lid of this scanner be detached ?
thanks for the info! Ordering one right now!
Haha great post! Thank goodness Johnny looks better now 😂
Hi - thank for this video :-) I've just bought this scanner today, and it works very fine. I have one problem though: The scanner is cutting some of the edge of the picture away, and I can't find out how to avoid it?
damn my laptop doesn’t have a cd drive
Sorry to hear bout your mom, I lost mine almost a month ago... I feel for you.
You convinced me! Thanks
Just the thing I'm looking for, thank you for sharing this
Sorry about your mother, nice video it’s convinced me to buy
Nice review. When you scan multiple photos at the same time, does the machine automatically separate the images or do you have to crop them yourself?
https://epson.com/Support/Scanners/Perfection-Series/Epson-Perfection-V600-Photo/s/SPT_B11B198011?review-filter=Windows+10+64-bit Is the download page if you don't have a cd rom or have a different windows platform.
The color correction of your brother's meathead was great! Could you please share your software settings to achieve that color "restoration"?
Where did you buy yours for $200?
Will it scan book images sharp too?
I forgot to say that the Epson Scan software can save files in the following formats: BMP, JPG, TIF, PDF. For photos JPEG produces the smallest file sizes, but it has a lossy compression algorithm. I regard my scanned images as raw files and therefore I save them as TIFF files because this format is lossless. I will be pleased to receive any comments or questions that you may have.
The Epson V600 scanners will not work with macOS Big Sur and some others operating systems. Does anyone know when they will update their software?
Thank you for a very comprehensive tutorial! My new scanner arrives tomorrow. I look forward getting started storing my many years slides.
lol your cat is like, "Yep. I did that. What of it!?" Thank you for the explanation and the tip in the pinned comment - excited to use this scanner!
Thanks for the great review and info.
Thanks Phil. when you scanned the strip negatives ,did you have the emulsion side facing up or down?
Hello - thanks for the video. I was very helpfull. How long time does it take to scan negatives? Sec., min. ? Lone, Denmark
Nice, simple and clear guidance. Thanks, Phil. One comment - I may be repeating another post, but... The reason why I’ve invested in the Epson scanner is because some years back I took a number of negatives to a print store and paid for them to scan my negs. Only when I got the film and CDs back (yes - it was awhile ago!) and started to manipulate and print - did I discover the pixel number was so low that I could only print an 8x4 image. Utterly pixellated if I wanted to blow up to A4 (or equivalent). Sometimes you don’t know what you don’t know. I learned my lesson the hard way.
What’s the canon scanner you mentioned at the end?
Great instructional video. Thank you.
am planning scanning with my XT-3 and buying the film holders for this printer, is it going to work?, does this printer push the rack of film, or the Film Holder secures the film so it can be moved? greetings
Is this scanner specifically designed for negatives, or can you do this on a normal scanner?
thanks for a very good explanation of this scanner
Thanks for the video, Phil. I’m about to spend our Tier 3 lockdown - I live in South Yorkshire - sorting through thousands of old slides, photos, and negatives. I’ll then want to get them scanned, and have been havering between doing it myself or getting the job done professionally. I’m now leaning towards doing it myself, and this video was useful. One question, however: in the situation where you have both the old photo (6” x 4”, say) and somehow the negative has also survived, which would you suggest scanning? - the print or the negative?
Thank you for this quick tutorial. I have this scanner and now I'm going to scan boxes of negatives I have from my grandmother of her and family from the 1950s.
I was glad you covered the negative placement orientation, but you zipped through it so fast I did not understand how you've determined the front & back - I do understand the numeric orientation (pictures in a negative are clearly numbered) but how to till the front from the back?
Very helpful. Thank you.
I have some very old black and white negatives on Kodak Safety Film. I believe they are 22mm and are 2 negatives per strip. The photos were taken in 1955-1960. Most of the images are scanning in just fine, but sometimes they look fine on the preview screen, but once I save the image to the computer and open the file, it's so pixelated you can't tell what it is. Is there a solution for this? Is it a dpi issue, do you think? Thank you! I'm a complete novice at this and am just trying to preserve some family memories. Thanks so much!
I've had my V600 since February 2020 for my family history and records project, and love it. I've scanned documents, letters, thousands of photos, and am starting on color negatives. I typically scan high resolution .TIFs as source images I can reduce or manipulate for other applications later on. Some fairly old images from China, for which there are no negatives or full-sized prints, are pretty much 1.25-inch contact prints, and the ability to scan at resolutions up to 12800 dpi is a positive life saver. Not that I've gone that high yet! You can place several photos on the bed at once, and use the selection marquee to scan them individually. Additionally, the ability to create a searchable PDF from a document is very helpful toward transcribing or quoting sources. All in all, it's super easy to use, and the results are, in my opinion, outstanding.
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It is a cid scan right? Would it be appropriate for painted canvas scans?
I heard you say it saves pictures to PDF format. Can it save to JPEG?
Is this windows 10 compatible?
I dislike your video because it doesn't actually show what a scan looks like.
you didn't show how to place the slides or strips of film in the carriers,  or how to place prints on the flat bd, o r any screen shots of scanned images
Is its driver compatible with windows 10? Thanks