Epson Perfection V700 for sale

[Norm L]

Epson Perfection V700 Flat Bed Scanner

If you have a cupboard full of old photos and/or slides that you've been meaning to scan, then the Epson Perfection V700 scanner is the answer to your prayers! Using CCD [Charged Coupled Device] technology and with 6400 dpi resolution, this powerful scanner consistently delivers precision colour and detail with exceptional tonal range and fine shadow detail, whether scanning:

• slides,
• negatives, or
• medium-format film

The scanner is in excellent condition with all 4 trays:

• 4 film holders 35 mm film -
• 12 frames of 35 mm mounted slides -
• 2 frames of 120/220 film (max. 6 x 20 cm) -
• 2 frames of 5 x 4" - 203 x 254 mm

If you are using Big Sur and/or the M1 Chip, then I would recommend using the Hamrick VueScan software.

$350.00 ono

 

[Cougurr]

Norm
Perhaps you can clarify for me about the use of this type of scanner you have here for old color and black and white photos.

A friend who has now moved away loaned me a Nikon Cool Scan 4000 "slide scanner" with the VueScan software to go with it. This was about two years ago. I was so grateful and apparently distracted at the time with this offer I did not pay close enough attention to what he showed me with his regular multi purpose printer/scanner. He had finished all his 35mm slides and was moving on to old photographs. ( I was just thinking of the thousand or more slides I could now process into digital images.)

To the point of my question. I watched him place 4 or 5 random pictures onto his printer and close the lid. Scanned all the pictures together and then when he finished the scan all of the pictures appeared on his Mac and had automatically separated into individual images all straightened up from his slightly "off placement" on the glass as the lid went down and all appeared to be color corrected and perfectly in focus.

Unfortunately I did not look closely at his combo printer scanner but think it might have been a Brother Laser or ink jet based unit. I have no idea if he was running the same ScanVue software he gave me but think he may have said the unit just scanned that way.

Question:
I understand your unit is capable of multiple kinds of media but wondered if it handled all aspects as outlined above for just old photo's?

Thanks
Colin