EPSON Perfection V600 - Photo, Film & Document Color Scanner - $165.00 - Sold: I purchased the scanner new and used it only two times. Scanner is in as-new condition and works...

Larryjazz Loc: New York City

I purchased the scanner new and used it only two times. Scanner is in as-new condition and works flawlessly. I realized that I do not have the time to scan my enormous number of transparencies and negatives. Photos show actual scanner, components and packaging.

Items Included:
• Epson Perfection V600 Photo Scanner
• Transparency Unit (built into lid)
• Two Holders-35mm and Medium Format
• Scanner Installation CD-ROM with ArcSoft PhotoStudio Program
• Scanner Setup Folder
• Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Cable
• AC Power Adapter and Cord
• Original Epson Carton and Packaging

Price is $165.00 plus shipping cost to your location. If interested send me a PM with your email address.

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

Very good price. Be sure to LOCK the scan head in position before shipping to the new owner.

This is my favorite scanner for the money. MOST people find its output sufficient, although, as you found, it's a little slow when scanning at very high resolutions. Actual image resolution is closest to 2400 dpi, although it claims 6400. So there is little point in scanning more than 3200. 6400dpi takes four times longer than 3200.

Larryjazz Loc: New York City

Thanks for the comments. It is an excellent product and I hope it will go into good hands.

radiojohn

I checked eBay SOLD EPSON Perfection V600 and you have a very fair price. I'm sure you will find someone.

DWU2 Loc: Phoenix Arizona area

I have this scanner - I've been very pleased with it. Seller is offering at a good price.

terrild53 Loc: Now in The Villages, FL

Larryjazz wrote:

I purchased the scanner new and used it only two t... (show quote)

Hi, any idea of the shipping cost to Central Florida?

Larryjazz Loc: New York City

Shipping cost to Central Florida is $38.00.

Frank Basile Loc: Hudson Valley NY

Are you in NYC or further north. I am in Orange County.

Larryjazz Loc: New York City

I am in NYC on the Upper East Side.

Frank Basile Loc: Hudson Valley NY

Ok thought I could save shipping but it would be about a 3 hour round trip for me. I am interested if still available.

Larryjazz Loc: New York City

Thanks for the inquiry but the scanner has been sold.

the hiker Loc: San Diego

If you need more slide or neg. holders you can get them at Compass Micro.com Phone Num.1-800-388-8595. P/N for Slide Holders is 1423040 and Neg. is 1599929 .very reasonable prices and fast shipping.This is a great scanner.

machia Loc: NJ

burkphoto wrote:

Very good price. Be sure to LOCK the scan head in position before shipping to the new owner.

This is my favorite scanner for the money. MOST people find its output sufficient, although, as you found, it's a little slow when scanning at very high resolutions. Actual image resolution is closest to 2400 dpi, although it claims 6400. So there is little point in scanning more than 3200. 6400dpi takes four times longer than 3200.

What would you recommend to do larger volumes of slides and at a quicker rate? I have approximately 1,500 slides that I want to transfer.
Thank you in advance.

Larryjazz Loc: New York City

Scanning a large amount of slides at home is a problem. The best flatbed scanners such as the Epson V750 will scan only 12 slides at a time. The only scanner that I know of that will do batch scans for 35mm slides is the Pacific Image PowerSlide X that can scan 50 mounted slides at a time. It costs about $899.00 but seem to be backordered at all the internet sites I checked. There are many slide scanning services available but it could cost $.40 a slide for a volume order.

machia Loc: NJ

Larryjazz wrote:

Scanning a large amount of slides at home is a problem. The best flatbed scanners such as the Epson V750 will scan only 12 slides at a time. The only scanner that I know of that will do batch scans for 35mm slides is the Pacific Image PowerSlide X that can scan 50 mounted slides at a time. It costs about $899.00 but seem to be backordered at all the internet sites I checked. There are many slide scanning services available but it could cost $.40 a slide for a volume order.

Thanks for the info.
So approximately 1,000.00 either way.
Do it myself or have a pro do it. Any opinion on both in terms of quality of reproduction?