| | |  | Office Supplies | Home » » Epson Perfection V750-M Pro Photo Scanner (B11B178061) | | | | | | | Description: | | Enjoy unparalleled performance when scanning negatives, slides or prints, with the Epson Perfection V750-M Pro, the first flatbed scanner with groundbreaking 6400 DPI resolution and unique fluid mount capabilities for photo studio applications. | | | Features: | |
• Groundbreaking 6400 optical resolution.
• 4.0 Dmax for fine shadow detail plus remarkable tonal range
• Digital ICE to automatically removal dust and surface defects from prints
• High-pass optics for maximum image quality
• Fluid mount accessory for scratch removal and grain reduction from black and white film.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 20.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 6.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 12.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 14.5 pounds | | Package Length:
| 24.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 17.3 inches | | Package Height:
| 11.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 21.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 51 reviews |
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121 of 127 found the following review helpful:
 Great scanner, but...Jan 22, 2007
By Robert J. DeFranco
The Epson V750 is a great scanner. We bought it for film and slide scanning and have not been disappointed in its performance. It's fast, has fantastic resolution (rivaling much more expensive film scanners) and will do multiple slides or negative strips. The "but" refers to the included software. The Epson scanning software is quite good, but I had hoped to be able to use the SilverFast package, which was supposed to be a full software package. Unfortunately, it's a "crippled" application, lacking the ability to convert multiple slides in a single scan into individual pictures (which the full application CAN do). This was a major disappointment. So, hardware great, software not so much.
61 of 62 found the following review helpful:
 Unreliable Epson V750-M ProOct 14, 2009
By EpsonUser
After making less than 500 scans over the course of 3 years, I recently noticed that images were skewed...rectangular images were scanning as parallelograms! It was slight, but resulted in useless scans. After a bout with Epson tech support, I brought the scanner to their repair depot, who diagnosed the problem as a bad carriage assembly (this includes all the working parts excluding the plastic case). This is a $450 repair with a 90 day warranty. With Epson boasting a MCBF (mean cycles before failure) of 100,000 scans, I thought my unit should do better than 0.5% before failure but Epson disagreed and refused to fund the repair. Epson should stand behind clearly defective units.
52 of 53 found the following review helpful:
 V750-M with Silverfast is a fantastic comboFeb 06, 2007
By W. Chatelain
The occasional scanner for artwork and simple copy doesn't need this kind of investment, so do yourself a favor, save some money and look elsewhere. If you plan on selling retouched and restored work then the V750-M may be what you've been looking for. Yes it's expensive, but with the quality and speed I've been enjoying over the last few months, I can honeslty say that my personal investment has been worth it. I've owned several scanners in the past and was really nervous about making this kind of purchase. Although I've had excellent results with the $300.00 and under breeds, the V750-M produces quality beyond anything I could have hoped for. Anything better would cost me thousands of dollars I simply don't have. If there's any way you can possibly audition this scanner without a purchase then please do so. It's still a serious "chunk of change" purchase, but after calibration using Silverfast and several prints later, I was well aware of what I was getting into and found the investment worthwhile and sound. There's just no comparison with my earlier scanners. The V750-M is serious about what it does and does it well.
63 of 66 found the following review helpful:
Excellent Multi-format ScannerNov 29, 2006
By Richard Eltzroth
I've first heard about this Epson scanner about 8 months ago and was very interested in its 6400 dpi scanning resolution capability. With that kind of resolution you can get decent prints from even Super 8 movie film. Check out the very thorough review of the V750 at the Photo-i.co.uk website.
After just a week of having this scanner now, I'm impressed with the very good film (slides and negatives) scans it produces. As noted in the above listed review though, the film holders are rather flimsy. For odd sized film, you basically just lay the film flat on the glass. This supposedly can produce ring type artifacts; but I haven't noticed any.
The User's Guide on the included CD isn't all that self-explanatory. For the price of this scanner, it would seem that Epson could at least provide a paper User's Guide that could be more detailed.
I haven't tried any of the included software yet. The scanner works fine as is.
Other than the cheap film holders and User's Guide, I'm very satisfied with it. This is a scanner that is competitive with much more expensive dedicated film scanners and can scan a wide assortment of film formats as well as just regular flat paper scans.
46 of 48 found the following review helpful:
Only if you want the best.Nov 04, 2006
By R. Moriguchi
The scanner is GREAT! It's only for people who want the best without spending thousands on a drum scanner. The software is a little tricky at first but there are "how to" videos for each step. It only took a little time to figure it out. I recommend this to anyone who is looking for the best and has some computer knowledge. You will also need a computer that is up to date because the software uses a lot of memory (RAM).
Be sure to warm up the scanner 30 minutes prior to use. Also calibrate your monitor, scanner, and printer with the software provided before you get started.
Our family wanted to transfer all the slides, negatives, positives, and such to a digital format. So far it has done a great job.
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