Customer Ratings & Reviews

Scans detailed images very quickly. Can handle multiple sizes and has nice software to enhance images.

We found several old photos from our grandparents and great grandparents and wanted to scan them in to be able to preserve them and share with other family. This scanner has been a true benefit in being able to do this. The resolution is great and the speed of being able to scan stacks and stacks of pictures is remarkable. I was concerned about the cost of the scanner, but when comparing purchasing the scanner or having the photos professionally scanned, it was an easy decision.

If you are digitizing all your photos it’s definitely worth the investment. Very fast while maintaining high quality. Scans front and back for photos with writing on them.

Love this product and I have been able to scan hundreds of photos in such a short amount of time. The best feature is the software will auto correct your photos and give you the option of keeping the original and corrected versions. This scanner will also copy the back of the photo making quick reference to any notes that were on the original photo. I would recommend this product to everyone.

Was able to scan various photos, work as expected. Will continue scanning all my old photos

Does the job perfectly. I bought this to scan generations of family photos and though it struggles with some older images and Polaroids it does great with the rest.

Like most people of my generation, I have several thousand photos that were in albums or boxes. My goal was to convert them to digital format in the most cost and time effective manner. Sending them to some unknown entity on the internet did not give me any confidence. So I decided to do it myself. Based on customer reviews, I initially purchased the Epson Workforce 500 scanner as it was on sale at BestBuy for only $350. Unfortunately, that scanner was no good for photos. The scans were erratic, with color blow-outs. So, I finally threw in the towel and purchased the FF680W at DOUBLE the price! Wow! What a difference between the two scanners. The FF680 is specifically designed for photos with color correction software. The results were evident with my first set of scans. The software had processed the images on-th-fly! The color looked like it was on the day the shot was taken - not faded. It scanned both sides of the photos and shows me only the back side scan if something is written on it. The scanning is FAST. However, I think the wifi is slowing it down. I have yet to try using it with a hard wire USB connection. So far, I have scanned over 700 photos and have never been disappointed. Yes its expensive, but it does the job. The other good thing about it is that its a fast document scanner as well.

I absolutely love my Epson scanner. I was fighting a loosing battle with my copier trying to scan my photos. With the Epson Scanner, I was able to scan over 500 photos in an afternoon and it's so easy to set up and edit the pictures. I strongly recommend this scanner!

Decided to digitize all my photos from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. Thought to send them to someone to have them digitize but calculated I can do it cheaper by buying this. I am retired so that should answer a question from some of you. Now friends want to "rent" it from me for this own photos. The machine works very well; I am extremely satisfied. The work before of removing from the photo albums, setting them up to scan in the proper order, deciding filing system once digitized, determining how to name files, and then putting the photos back in the albums takes probably 95%+ of the time. The machine processes the pictures very quickly and produces very good copies of the photos. You get three digitized photos each time, the normal version, a light enhanced version, and the back of the picture. I have filed all three versions until later ( I am not "that retired".) when I will decide to keep the original version or the light enhanced version. It looks to be that I will choose the light enhanced versions most of the time. Just a WARNING to save you time. Decide how you want to identify the resulting digitized phots and your subsequent organized files ahead of time to save needless work after the fact.

Amazingly fast and reliable. Scanning years of photos in no time at all. The additional bonus was how well it scans documents of all sizes, including charge receipts. There are two different scan programs, one for photos and one for documents. I particularly like the automatic folder creation and ability to name it along with the photos. It's a lot of money but so far I think it's worth it just for the photos.

The Epson FastFoto works well overall and lives up to its names as far as speed of processing. I have had a few problems with paper jams and found that all the pictures scanned in that set have to be rescanned if that happens, or has with mine. Overall i’m happy with my purchase. It’s a good product and saves a lot of time compared to a flatbed scanner.

I was skeptical about the claim of scanning a photo per second. I expected a lot of jamming. Instead, I found it works as advertised, scanning stacks of photos that my contain various sizes. Scanning quality is good... no complaints. Great peace of mind knowing I have these photos backed up.

When my grandmother passed I was looking for a way to archive the over 4000 pictures she had collected throughout her 94 years. I made a promise to the family that I would be the caretaker of the pictures and get them uploaded for the family on the web for all to enjoy. At the time I knew that there were scanners to accomplish this, but what I didn't realize was how easy this could be with a scanner like this. When my Dad became ill within months of my Grandmother's passing, I began the task of capturing the pictures and sharing them with all so my father could enjoy them as well. When I finished, I created a slide show of his life and kept it playing on the Echo Show in his room throughout the day so he could enjoy the pictures and fond memories. Without this amazing product to help me finish all the pictures in a few weeks, I wouldn't have been able to provide my father with these memories. I would highly recommend this scanner for the picture quality, ease of use and while the value is somewhat steep, it was a tremendous cost savings over sending the pictures out to be scanned, not to mention the piece of mind that accompanied the purchase; knowing the pictures could get lost or damaged in the process when sending them out.

Crazy fast, super quality scanner for tons of pics. Need to follow the direction on how to keep the scanner clean. It tells you when it isn’t but in order to keep scanning without interruption, it is best to make sure you use best practices. It’s all in the start guide. I am very impressed with this scanner.

This machine meets my needs with efficiency and speed for both digitizing pictures and documents. The quality of scanned pictures is impressive while still allowing for tweaking further in a separate photo editing program after the included FastFoto program enhances the original scan. This document scanner is making my big project to digitize photos and documents to reduce clutter very do-able.

This scanner is so fast! Takes all the waiting out of lesser models or a flat bed. The resolution could be better in all honesty, but for most applications it's just fine. Jury is still out on value for the money. It's expensive. That's the only thing that was a real consideration for a few weeks before finally pulling the trigger.

While I think this scanner is overpriced, I am still glad that I found it! Scanning legacy family photos takes minutes! Amazing for large projects!

This scanner works great I would buy again. it's a little pricy but well worth it! It scans any size picture. it has two different software options one for photos and one for documents. It also enhances the photo plus it scans the back if there is any writing on the pictures. It makes scanning in pictures so much easier and faster.

This scanner is expensive, but it's worth every penny. I've had it for about a month and it works great. With the document feeder, I can quickly scan various sizes of photos without separating them. The software automatically crops the photo to the appropriate size. The only issue I've had so far is with photos that are not perfectly flat, such as poloroids, they jam the scanner.

This thing is fast and accurate. It helped is organize hundreds of photos after my mother-in-law passed away.