epson perfection v370 photo scanner reviews

There’s a Super Resolution lens, 6400 x 9600-pixel mode for film scanning and a High Resolution lens for 4800 x 9600-pixel scanning for reflective originals and media.Ī 4.0 DMax optical density means detail in shadows and highlights are all safely captured and you get (up to) a 48-bit colour depth capture as well, so there’s more than enough detail for some very big enlargements indeed, if you need them. The new scanner has a 6-line CCD sensor with micro lenses utilising a dual resolution system using two scanning lenses.

All this in the face of the growing digicam and shrinking film market either way, there are still millions upon millions of prints and slides out there that need to be digitised. The Epson V700 arrives then with a hard act to follow, not just from its Epson predecessors but particularly when you consider the likes of HP and Canon are also producing some great flatbed models. This is a real achievement particularly when you consider that flatbed scanners are commonly seen as the Jack-of-all-trades rather than a master of one. In short they’re great scanners for both flat reflective originals such as photo prints or documents but they also excelled at film scanning as well.

(Pocket-lint) - Over the last 2 years Epson has produced some exceptional scanners, the 4870 was a cracker, followed a year later by the 4990, which improved the package even further.

Epson perfection v370 photo scanner reviews