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Epson Perfection V750 Pro - Flatbed scanner - 216 x 297 mm - 6400 dpi x 9600 dpi - Firewire / Hi-Speed USB | 
 enlarge | Brand: Epson
Category: CE
Buy New: £488.34
New (15) from £488.34
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 20321
Platform: Mac Os X
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 14.6
Dimensions (in): 24.5 x 17.7 x 10.5
Legal Disclaimer: Layer One UK does not offer any warranty other than the one imposed by the manufacturer. Consequently, the warranty conditions proposed by Layer One UK will be an exact copy of the manufacturers.
MPN: B11B178071CA
Model: B11B178071CA
EAN: 8715946308487
ASIN: B000FK521W
Release Date: October 18, 2007
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Voted "Scanner of the Year 2006-2007" by the EISA (European Imageing and Sound Association), the Perfection V750 Pro scanner is the ideal scanner for professional applications, such as film and photo editing, and delivers exceptional quality film and photo scanning.The unique Epson Dual Lens System lets you scan various film formats at the extremely high resolution of 6400dpi, truly amazing for a scanner atthis price. The combination of its high reflexion mirror and CCD sensors with anit-reflective coating, removes all superfluous reflections when scanning and offers better light control.The Perfection V750 Pro is also equipped with Digital ICE technology, which automatically removes scratches and dust from old and damaged photos and film.The V750 Pro is equipped with a range of powerful image editing software, including Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0, SilverFast AI and ABBYY FineReader 6.0.The Perfection V750 Pro is the ideal scanner for photographers hungry for an efficient and high-performance scanner.
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 Very good scanner November 13, 2007
S. Ives
15 out of 17 found this review helpful
Only used it a few times but very nice being able to scan 12 slides or a whole roll of 35mm neg at a time.
The Fluid Mount Accessory was not in the box (the main reason for getting the V750 over the V700), but contacted Epson support and they saidf this was a mistake with some V750s and they would send one out to me.
Steve
 Value for money February 20, 2007
westrek@bigfoot.com (England)
86 out of 86 found this review helpful
I'm so glad I purchased this. I've thousands of slide, colour and B&W negatives, mostly 35mm, but some 120 and 5x4s. This scanner does all formats and produces beautiful scans.
What you need to know.
It comes bundled with Monaco EZColor to control colour, using ICC profiles. You calibrate your system using the targets (film and paper artwork.) You get to calibrate your scanner, monitor and printer. It's quick, easy and produces consistant colour.
It comes bundled with LaserSoft Silverfast Ai. Takes a little learning due to German English, but it's very good once you get used to it. The autopilot settings produce good results straight away. Remember to get the free upgrade from Silverfast, after you have registered the copy that comes with your scanner.
It does not come with the Fluid Mount Accessory (FMA). You have to send your invoice off to Epson (email a PDF) for them to send you the FMA. If you want the very best scans this unit can produce you need to use the FMA. Especially if you have a slides and negs that are dirty, scratched or grainy. The difference after using scanner fluid is amazing. (Look up Haynes Graphic Arts Ltd and ask about the V750 (FMA) starter kit.
The Epson scan software is not bad either, many will find this sufficient to get good scans without taxing the brain cells.
This unit is so good you will be able to get perfectly acceptable 16x20 prints from those old Ektachrome / Kodachrome slides with a little care.
You will be save countless hours in Photoshop by using Digital ICE to clean up your scans.
It has a IR sensor and can be used in multiple scan / pass to render a greater dynamic range (using Silverfast.)
You can pay [...] for a 2nd hand Nikon film scanner, that will only do 35mm film. You can pay [...] for a new Nikon scanner that does only 35 and 120 film. The scans you get from the V750 are of similiar quality, but when you get to 120 there is not [...] worth of difference.
I reckon this is the only scanner you need to convert your film stock to digital. It might even convert you to digitised medium format film workflow. No digital camera will hold a candle to a medium format slide / neg that is scanned using this unit. Plus, no mucking about in the darkroom.
I'm impressed, you will be if your looking for a good scanner that is good at all it sets out to do.
A superb scanner that does the job and then some December 18, 2006
L. Y. Skipper (Stockton-on-Tees, UK)
75 out of 75 found this review helpful
I've used Epson scanners for years and been very pleased with their performance. However, the V750 is not just good, it's outstanding. I wanted a scanner that would do a good job of scanning 35mm trannies as well as the usual stuff, but I couldn't justify the cost of a dedicated film scanner. None of the scanners I've had in the past have been any more than passable in this respect, but the V750 Pro does a remarkable job, producing crisp scans that rival those of all but the really high-end film scanners (it does everything else pretty damn well too). My only real gripe is the fact that the fluid mount is not included with the V750 Pro in the UK - it has to be obtained separately from Epson, and nowhere on their website are we told how to do this (at least, I haven't been able to find anything). However, if you contact Epson UK they will send you the mount free of charge - but I had to do some searching on the internet to find this out, eventually making this discovery via an online forum. It seems odd that Epson have omitted something that would surely make the V750 even more attractive, and even odder that they don't advise people how to obtain the mount. Never mind, it didn't put me off and Epson have assured me they have the mount on order for me. In spite of this blip this is a superb scanner and I thoroughly recommend it.
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