Epson Perfection V750-M PRO Flatbed Scanner

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The Epson Perfection V750-M Pro is for serious amateur photographers and even professionals who refuse to settle for "good enough" when they can do better. It offers a 6400 pixel per inch optical resolution and high quality optics that ensure it can actually resolve images at, or close to, that level of detail. In addition to templates to hold 12 35-mm slides or 24 frames of 35-mm film in place on its flatbed, it comes with templates for 2.25-inch, 6- by 20-centimeter, 4- by 5-inch, 120, 220, and 8- by 10-inch formats.


The scan utilities that come with the V750-M give you a choice for scanning in modes that range from fully automatic to fully manual with highly sophisticated control over color adjustment and other features.

For faded originals, the software includes an easy to use color restore feature, and for scathed originals, the hardware and software offers Digital ICE, which does a particularly good job of digitally removing scratches that show on color, but not black and white, originals. For removing scratches from black and white film, it also comes with a fluid mount kit, which is a little tricky to use, but worth the effort if you want the best possible scans from scratched black and white film.

Manufacturer Description: Enjoy unparalleled performance when scanning negatives, slides or prints, with the Epson Perfection V750-M Pro, the first flatbed scanner with groundbreaking 6400 dpi resolution and unique fluid mount capabilities for photo studio applications.With amazing 6400 dpi resolution, this powerful performer consistently delivers precision color and detail. An enhanced optical...read full description

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Recieved 4 StarsGreat scanner, but..., January 22, 2007

The Epson V750 is a great scanner. We bought it for film and slide scanning and have not been disappointed in its performance. It's fast, has fantastic resolution (rivaling much more expensive film scanners) and will do multiple slides or negative strips. The "but" refers to the included software. The Epson scanning software is quite good, but ...read full review

Recieved 1 Starsdidn't work, HORRIBLE customer service, October 2, 2008

I am a big fan of Epson's printers. But this scanner has been a nightmare. I bought it in June of 2008, and started scanning my vast archive of negatives. I soon noticed that there were color bands showing up on the right side of my images, detrimental to more subtle images with washes of cloudy sky, etc.

I called Epson, and...read full review

Recieved 5 StarsOnly if you want the best., November 4, 2006

The scanner is GREAT! It's only for people who want the best without spending thousands on a drum scanner. The software is a little tricky at first but there are "how to" videos for each step. It only took a little time to figure it out. I recommend this to anyone who is looking for the best and has some computer knowledge. You will also need a...read full review

Recieved 4 StarsExcellent Multi-format Scanner, November 29, 2006

I've first heard about this Epson scanner about 8 months ago and was very interested in its 6400 dpi scanning resolution capability. With that kind of resolution you can get decent prints from even Super 8 movie film. Check out the very thorough review of the V750 at the Photo-i.co.uk website.
After just a week of having this scanner now,...read full review

Recieved 5 StarsPricey But Worth Every Penny..., October 4, 2006

If you are serious about getting high-quality scans from 35mm transparencies, as well as larger formats, this is your scanner. I am in the process of scanning hundreds of old slides of India and am bowled over by the quality of the images, even before tweaking them in Photoshop CS2. The V750-M Pro is worth every penny of its purchase price. I...read full review

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