Digital ICE to remove dust and scratches from film and reflective material.A dual lens system that automatically selects the lens based on the resolution required.A scan resolution of 6400 dpi optical resolution, thanks to an exclusive arrangement for that size CCD.Let's take a look at what makes this Epson the state of the art. Indeed, VueScan author Ed Hamrick cites it as one of the best high-end flatbeds. With one of the highest scan resolutions available in a desktop model at 6400 dpi and a dual lens design that can digitize a slide at 2400 dpi in a minute, that's no surprise. No matter what we threw at it, it never missed a beat. We've used the V700 for nearly all our scanning, from simple copier tasks through high resolution film scans for prepress. Both come with Epson Scan software and Adobe Photoshop Elements, but the V700 includes LaserSoft SilverFast SE6 while the V750 adds Monaco EZ Color and SilverFast Ai 6.

The real difference is in the bundled software. It's the same hardware (except the V750 has an anti-reflection optical coating applied to the CCD glass and comes with a fluid mount accessory). Its distinctive dark gray and silver squared-off design takes up a corner of our large equipment table, connected to our main systems via a USB 2.0 port, the recommended configuration.Įpson sells this scanner in two versions: the $549.99 V700 Photo and the $799.99 V750-M Pro. We've been working with an Epson V700 in the bunker since July of last year, thanks to a quite generous loan from the company.

The Imaging Resource Digital Photography Newsletter FROM 35MM TO PREPRESS Epson V700 Scanner - Top of the Line By MIKE PASINI

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