Last reviews in Film & Photo Scanners

Last reviews in Film & Photo Scanners

• Guest 29th November 2008

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  Light and mobile device taking power from USB. I have primarily used the scanner for making digital copies of documents and even whole books. Has been serious workhorse for several years but still works essenti
  

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• Guest 11th October 2008

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  The Epson Perfection 4490 gives good results for slides and 35mm negatives. It's slow than I expected but very easy to use.
  

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• Guest 10th March 2008

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  The Visioneer OneTouch 9520 works fine but the manufacturer provides no drivers for Linux.
  

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• canonman 11th January 2007

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  Extend your guarantee if possible.
  

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• deglog 8th October 2003

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  The Minolta Dimage Scan Dual III is my first film scanner. I would recommend it to anyone except those with windows 98 and USB 1, because with this setup I could not get it working.
  

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• Chris Street. 26th December 2002

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  Compared to Minolta Dimage Scan Elite II the Scan Dual III has no Firewire connection and no Digital ICE. Instead Minolta's own Auto Dust Brush & Pixel Polish is included and USB2 replaces the FireWire connect
  

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