When scanning slides, you'll need to install a special tray insert in the scanner that holds four slides.
When scanning, the scanner is very quiet you can hear it, but it isn't excessively loud. It's simple to scan a specific area of an image. The software is user-friendly and intuitive, and it runs smoothly on Macs. br>br>I've used it to scan a wide range of photographic prints, including some very old black-and-white prints for genealogy purposes. I've used it to scan both photo prints and 35mm slides. This scanner produces excellent scans, and I'm very happy with them. I believe this scanner was a wise investment, and it is still going strong after scanning over 10,000 images. Some 1950s photos appear to have been taken with a digital camera just yesterday. br>br>I also liked that this model came with Adobe editing software, which I could use to improve some of the images that had faded or been damaged over time. It, on the other hand, performs admirably on a variety of print sizes. This unit can handle 35mm color print or slide film, as well as some medium format formats such as 680 film. Epson's image resolution is far superior to that of its competitors' products. br>br>I did a lot of research into image scanners and chose this Epson model over several others.
The only film that has remained 100% stable over the years is Kodachrome slides, which I wish I had chosen more often as the film of choice over the years, but I tended to choose print film so I could share these treasured images with my friends at the time. While I kept them in a climate-controlled environment and used proper image preservation techniques, many of the color negatives have begun to fade or undergo color shift.
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