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A great product, enhanced by ease of use.

Advantages: So easy to use, gives excellent results....
Disadvantages: Not fast, designed strictly for home use.

...35mm film. On the box Epson suggest this is "quick and easy". For once this claim is accurate, and even lives up to the Epson "Exceed your vision" hype. Installation: Everything comes on one CD, and the procedure worked first time. As ever, it's worth following the installation instructions to the letter, paying special attention to just when to connect the USB cable and switch on, as well as shutting down every last bit of running software before ...
...feature of this machine. The Epson software has a "Full Auto Mode". In practice, what this means is that if you wish to scan a strip of 35mm negatives, the whole process is wonderfully easy. You just place the strip in the autofeeder - no need to position it carefully - and then press the "go" button on the Epson software. Automatically, the system recognises you are scanning 35mm film, aligns the film for scanning, scans it and then shows you the ...

nemo183 22.09.2006 · Read full review
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Not quite perfection, but not bad

Advantages: Auto-fiol feeder, good qulaity, very easy to use
Disadvantages: poor OCR and business card software

...and finally I purchased and Epson Perfection 3590, for £80, and so far I have definitely found it has done the business. The Epson Perfection 3590 Photo is aimed primarily at people who want to scan photos, but it isn't limited to scanning prints. It has an amazing optical resolution of pixel-per-inch 3,200(ppi), which I found perfect for scanning in negatives (which, I must say, with the built-in automatic film feeder was a very simple task) and ...
...file. Even better then this, Epson has recognized that people have different levels of IT skills, and have made three settings, beginner (my dog could operate at this level, just as easy as a point and click camera), a professional mode that allows u to adjust a wide range of settings and one for those in-between. Scanning a strip of film couldn't be easier in this machine, just feed it into the auto-loader, which firstly pre-scans each frame and ...

xxDanmanxx 29.07.2006 · Read full review
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