[rorrie]

as above?

looking for a scanner to do both pref, unless a reasonable scanner just for negatives is considerably easier to use and not too expensive...


Thanks in advance!

Rorrie

[dazza74]

I've got the epson V100, I like it I've used it to do a couple of canvases for people in the past can't say I've gotten around to trying negatives on it though, posted a link with some Amazon reviews for it :

Amazon.co.uk: Customer Reviews: Epson Perfection V100 Photo Scanner

EDIT : Think they've replaced mine with the V200 since purchase

[Fozzybear]

You really need to say a budget as one person's 'not too expensive' is another's 'how much!!!'.

[rorrie]

the epson looks good, and great price!

well i was thinking about the £100 mark...but that depends upon how good it is! ie if there is a substainlly better and easyier to use one for say £150...then that would be worth considering!!


thanks!

[Suits Me]

I would suggest one of the Epson V500's, they'll handle your photos, slides, 35mm and 2 1/4" negs. No warm-up time plus Adobe Photoshop Elements 4 (Windows) and all for less than £125 inclusive.

I've owned mine for about a month and it definitely works well, the film holders are flimsy but fortunately I had some older more substantial ones and I doubt you'll be disappointed


Oyyy.co.uk> Oyyy Home > Free Delivery available on orders over £100! > Shop by Brand > Epson > Epson Scanners

[peskywinnets]

>>can anyone suggest a half decent scanner

Without a doubt - Gordon Brown.





Edit: Oops...I thought you meant SCAMMER.

[rorrie]

thanks, that looks good!

peskywinnets - oh dear...!