Plus, with no warmup time, it’s easier than ever to get started. Best of all, the energy-efficient LED means you can work smarter with fast scans and lower power consumption. It’s all at your fingertips with this powerful performer. When it’s time to archive important documents, you can scan multiple documents fast with the optional automatic document feeder.
Then, take your photos further with the included Adobe® Photoshop® Elements. Or, restore faded color photos with one touch. Remove dust and scratches from slides, negatives and film. The Epson Perfection V500 Photo offers extraordinary quality and versatility with 6400 dpi resolution and an earth-friendly LED light source for greater productivity - all at an amazing value. Optional ADF to scan multiple documents fast. Epson has with the Perfection V700 Photo or the Perfection V750 Pro better devices for this purpose in its product portfolio. To me the V500 Photo, due to its performance data, doesnt seem to be the right device to scan film material in good quality. True-to-life reproductions with 48-bit color. The possibility of digitizing slides and negatives is fine for the occasional application. Built-in TPU - scans slides, negatives and medium format film. New ReadyScan LED technology for fast scan speeds. Easy Photo Fix® restores faded color photos. Dust and scratch removal with Digital ICE. Extraordinary 17" x 22" enlargements from film.
(I wish the scanner just had a "scan for archive" function.The official marketing text of Epson Perfection V500 Photo Flatbed scanner as supplied by the manufacturer Epson dust removal doesn't seem to do anything. Target size: Original (I'm confused why I have to set this when I am selecting a specific dpi)Īnything else? I don't like the color restoration and backlight correction. ICE on when the slide has a lot of dust, otherwise leave off (I notice weird artifacts when using ICE sometimes, so I will only use if a lot of dust is present) Unsharp Mask On (recommended by others on Internet) Here's what I think so far:Ģ4 bit (I didn't notice any difference when using 48 bit) What would be the best overall Epson V500 settings so I do not limit future processing or printing (within reasonable limits)? I hope to keep individual file size under 50 MB. Hi, I would like to scan my Ektachrome slide collection for archiving and then pitch the slowly degrading slides.
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