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Get professional quality results from virtually any photographic original with the Epson Perfection V700 photo scanner. With groundbreaking 6400 DPI resolution, the powerful scanner consistantly delivers precision color and detail, whether scanning slides, negatives, or medium-format film. With a 4.0 DMax, it offers exceptional image quality, excellent detail in shadow areas and remarkable tonal range.

Brand: Epson Model: B11B178011 Platform: Windows Format: CD Original language: English Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 12.00" h x 6.00" w x 20.00" l, 19.70 pounds 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

From the Manufacturer Get professional quality results from virtually any photographic original with the Epson Perfection V700 Photo Scanner. With groundbreaking 6,400 dpi resolution, this powerful scanner consistently delivers precision color and detail, whether scanning slides, negatives or medium–format film. With a 4.0 Dmax optical resolution, it offers exceptional image quality, excellent detail in shadow areas and remarkable tonal range. 48–bit color and 16–bit grayscale provide subtle shades and accurate color reproduction for everything from professional slides to simple business documents. Epson Perfection V700 Scanner with built–in 8" x 10" transparency unit 6400 x 9600 dpi resolution for film enlargements up to 17" x 22" The Epson Perfection V700 Photo Scanner goes one step further than typical home scanners. With its Dual Lens System, this innovative product automatically selects from two lenses for the desired scan resolution. One–stop photo restoration solution The V700 Photo also offers a host of powerful tools for photo restoration. Digital ICE™ technologies is a unique combination of hardware and software for correcting image defects. Digital ICE for Film uses an infrared sensor to detect dust and scratches on the surface of the film. In a multi–pass process, the dust/scratch is mapped out and carefully removed from the scanned image, leaving the composition and quality intact. Digital ICE for Prints removes the appearance of many types of surface defects from prints, minimizing costly retouching. DIGITAL ICE for Film – remove the appearance of dust and scratches for film Before After DIGITAL ICE for Prints – remove the appearance of tears and creases from damaged photos Before After Epson Easy Photo Fix® Restore faded color photos, slides and negatives, back to their original brilliance with Easy Photo Fix scanning technology, exclusively from Epson. Take those old family photos out of that shoebox in the closet and share precious moments once again. Just scan your photos renew the color with one click. It’s just that easy. In seconds, you’re ready to print and display those memories for all to enjoy. Along with color restoration, Easy Photo Fix also includes Grain Reduction and Backlight Correction. Epson Easy Photo Fix – instantly restore color to old, faded photos Before After Increased productivity With the convenient film holders included, you can even batch scan multiple slides and negatives to increase productivity. This powerful performer gives you the industry’s leading scanner technologies, all right at your fingertips. The 8" x 10" transparency unit (built into lid) has four film holders: 35mm negatives,35mm slides, medium format and 4" x 5", 8" x 10" film area guide Flexible Options, Comprehensive Software The Epson Perfection V700 Photo is compatible with both Macintosh and Windows operating systems, and includes FireWire and hi–speed USB 2.0 interfaces. Its comprehensive software package includes LaserSoft Imaging SilverFast SE 6, Adobe Photoshope Elements, ABBYY FineReader Sprint Plus OCR, Epson Copy Utility and Epson Scan with Epson Easy Photo Fix Technology. Epson also provides a one–year warranty covering parts and service. Features/Benefits Optimize each scan with the exclusive Dual Lens™ System from Epson™ — Automatically selects from two lenses for desired scan resolution Achieve professional quality scans — Delivers unparalleled performance with 6400 dpi optical resolution Enjoy remarkable tonal range and greater shadow detail — Provides a 4.0 Dmax for smooth gradations and fine shadow detail Remove dust and scratches from film and many types of surface defects from prints — Includes Digital ICE™ Technologies, so you can automatically remove dust and scratches, minimizing costly retouching Batch scan multiple slides, negatives and medium–format film — Makes it easy to achieve greater productivity with convenient film holders Dimensions (W x D x H) — 12" x 20" x 6" and Weight 14.5 lb What the press is saying: "Eye–popping optical resolution of 6400dpi, a high maximum density of 4.0 and true 48–bit output allow this versatile letter–format flatbed scanner to deliver top–notch results at a reasonable price" Staff, American Photo (July/Aug 2006) "Having worked with high–quality photography throughout my life, I’m very demanding in terms of what I want in a final scan, and the V700 not only met, but often exceeded, my demands. It was a professional–quality scanner and produced extremely high–quality results – and thanks to the intelligence incorporated in the design of the scanner and the accompanying software, it also was easy to use." Ron Lafon, Cadalyst (8.5.2008) What’s in the Box Epson Perfection V700 Photo scanner – with DIGITAL ICE Technologies 8" x 10" transparency unit (built into lid) Four film holders: 35mm negatives, 35mm slides, medium format and 4" x 5" 8" x 10" Film Area Guide CD–ROM with Epson Scan software and productivity applications DVD–ROM with Adobe® Photoshop® Elements CD–ROM with LaserSoft Imaging™ SilverFast® SE6 Hi–Speed USB 2.0 cable Epson Setup Sheet AC adapter and power cable

Most Helpful Customer Reviews 609 of 613 people found the following review helpful. It does the job, but ... J. Peterson, I bought this scanner a month ago, several thousand slides I've taken in recent years to scan. I am not a professional photographer - my expectations were just to digitize my slides at the same quality as the photos I've taken with my 7MP digital camera. Upon receipt of the scanner (up slightly) I have a wide range of tests to determine the appropriate settings (resolution, compression, etc.) and then I started to scan my slides. Now that I have 2 / 3 with the job I would say that it can work OK'm done, but there are goods and bads. I have no experience with other film scanner, so I can not tell you how this unit compares with others, but here is what I've learned: * Many have complained about the lack of plastic slide holder. I held up well so far, but I can find nothing about how I could get a replacement like I broke with the scanner, which worries me a little * Epson is not very useful. They have a simple FAQ with some basic things, but nothing really useful, not discussion. You're on your own. * As noted above, the software is fairly basic, but I think it gets the job done. Has at least two annoying flaws, however. One is that every time I preview a set of 12 slides off, the removal of dust and / or screening digital ICE. This means that you should remember to turn it on again for each scan, which I sometimes forgot to do. There seems to be a way to save your settings, but even that is reset on each scan, so it's useless. Perhaps there is a way around this to work, but the few tracks not produce documentation. * Another software problem is the possibility of vertical or horizontal orientation of the slides can be recognized usually does a great job with this, but sometimes guesses wrong, for example, it will consider an image vertically when in fact it is horizontal. Usually happens when the image is a dark background. Unfortunately, if the wrong guesses the crop on the sides or top / bottom of the image, so you can not just turn 90 degrees. Most of the time when I was a wrong message think I could solve this by rotating the image 90 degrees and re-preview, but I have some pictures that simply calls for the error and the software provides no way to ignore this behavior. A related bad behavior occurs when an image of a bright rectangle on a dark background, like a picture on the TV screen - in which case it tries to zoom in on a portion of the image, pruning much of what even some of the light field. I have no way to defeat this behavior, so apparently the only cure is the harvest of this type of image manually, which will be very difficult * Another problem is a hardware design fault I am very surprised that nobody has mentioned. After my first batch scan multiple slides and carefully examine the results, I went for a scan mode, without taking time to explore each resulting image. After scanning a lot of slides, I began to review the results and was horrified to note that in some areas, there were two faint vertical lines (one green, one blue) to the exploration right. I realized eventually that the lines seemed to be on four consecutive pages of every 12 (slide holder contains 12 slides), so it was a clue. Note that the top of the scanner has a transparent opening in the middle - apparently, this is an attractive feature so you can see the scanner light and its movement. Well, he gives a different light in the scanner, at least under certain conditions of ambient light, the scans of the four wings of ruin in the middle column, I fixed this by saving a piece of cardboard on top of the scanner. And now I've confused a lot of pictures to scan again. I * really.