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Both scan images up to 8.5 x 11.7 inches. Both scanners work at 48 bit depth for color and 16 bit depth for black and white. Both have optical resolutions up to 6400 dpi (which you will never need). ( Read it here.)īoth scanners scan photos, 35mm slides, 35mm negatives and medium format film. Better scanning software is LaserSoft Imaging’s SilverFast SE Plus 9, which I cover in a separate review. Epson seems to be taking the software in the wrong direction. The latest version of Epson Scan 2 has problems running on M1 Macs. Both scanners come with Epson Scan 2, Epson’s scanning software. Scanners are one half of a two-part system: To make the most of your scanner, you also need high-quality scanning software. However, interpolation is like scaling a video image beyond 100% all you are creating is fatter pixels, not better quality. NOTE: Both scanners offer interpolation for higher-resolutions. Epson scanners are popular (which means lots of third-party support), reliable and high quality. Both systems, depending upon the scanning software you use, can scan up to 6400 dpi and save into PDF, PNG, TIFF, and JPEG. If you need to scan transparencies as well as photos, or need better dust and scratch control, the V850 is the better choice.Įpson makes excellent scanners which live in the sweet spot of providing high-quality, high-resolution professional-grade scans without breaking the bank. In one line, if all you need is to scan documents and photos, the V600 is the scanner of choice.
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