I'd have to vote for the V500 or its successor. Although we have a
couple Epson all in ones (a WF2530 and WF2540) which both do a decent
job when all I need is a quick and dirty scan. For serious scanning
I'll fire up the V500.
-p
On 4/1/2014 2:38 PM, P.J. Alling wrote:
Probably the least expensive, that produces reasonable, (OK, you define
reasonable but it seems so too me), output, is currently the Epson
Perfection V550 which replaced the V500 at a slightly lower MSRP with
slightly higher specifications. Figure he'll pay less than $150. + Tax
and or Shipping so the damned thing is disposable once it's out of
warranty. Which is pretty much the way you have to view anything these
days.
On 4/1/2014 3:26 PM, Igor Roshchin wrote:
Hi All!
I remember seeing some discussion about photoscanners on the list not
too long ago, and so I thought some people wouldn't mind sharing their
thoughts again.
My brother is considering buying one and asked me for my advise.
>From what I know, slide scanning is not important, it will be primarily
printed photos that will be scanned.
Any suggestions as to what features/characteristics to look for and what
to avoid?
Any particular models?
One of the models that he is considering is "Epson Perfection V37".
Any comments about it?
Thank you!
Igor
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