J
John
I am looking at A4 Document/Photo Scanners and have been considering
the Epson V100/V200/V350 range at the lower price range and also the
V700 at the higher end of things.
Can anyone tell me whether the V700 is worth the difference in price
over the V100/V200/V350's for the scanning of photos? I have noticed
that the V700 has Digital Ice and has the optical density of 4.0D,
whereas there doesn't seem to be any Digital Ice on the
V100/V200/V350's which have optical density of 3.2D. If I am scanning
a bunch of old photos and/or slides and negatives, will there be a
really big difference using the V700 with Digital Ice?
The Epson Perfection V100/V200/V350's are ranging in price between £60
and £90, and the V700 is around £350. Is it worth the extra few
hundred quid (400%+ price premium) and the extra time scanning with
Digital Ice or can you still get good results with the V100/ V200/
V350's? Do these lower priced scanners provide anything worthwhile in
regards to dust removal or do you really need Digital Ice for that?
Cheers
John
the Epson V100/V200/V350 range at the lower price range and also the
V700 at the higher end of things.
Can anyone tell me whether the V700 is worth the difference in price
over the V100/V200/V350's for the scanning of photos? I have noticed
that the V700 has Digital Ice and has the optical density of 4.0D,
whereas there doesn't seem to be any Digital Ice on the
V100/V200/V350's which have optical density of 3.2D. If I am scanning
a bunch of old photos and/or slides and negatives, will there be a
really big difference using the V700 with Digital Ice?
The Epson Perfection V100/V200/V350's are ranging in price between £60
and £90, and the V700 is around £350. Is it worth the extra few
hundred quid (400%+ price premium) and the extra time scanning with
Digital Ice or can you still get good results with the V100/ V200/
V350's? Do these lower priced scanners provide anything worthwhile in
regards to dust removal or do you really need Digital Ice for that?
Cheers
John