Customer Ratings & Reviews

Scanning a bunch of old family photos. I think they look better scanned. Happy with my purchase.

Have only had the scanner for one month and have scanned over 1000 negatives. Scanner has been doing a very good job. Scanner is pretty easy to use. Have not worked with the Photo Studio software yet. So far I am very pleased with the scanner.

Professional quality hardware and software. I have scanned well over 400 slides, 50 strips of color negative (35 mm) and even old pictures - you can scan anything that is flat. The software is great in "full auto mode". You don't have to do any settings - the scanner figures out what you are scanning, and does the job. My main experience is with slides. It scans at 6400 dpi, and renders jpg files (remember a standard copier runs at 800 dpi max). It is kind of slow, 4 slides in about 3 minutes. But you end up with the same quality of jpg you would expect from a digital camera or smart phone. I could keep on with its many capabilities, but will close with this thought -There is no other scanner on the market that can do the job at this price point.

This is a great answer for our need to scan slides and turn them into digital. The results are excellent, and the scanner is easy to use.

This is the second of the same Epson scanners I have purchased and I really like the quality of the scans

We purchased this scanner for scanning film negatives and have gotten great results so far. The Epson program and included bracket for scanning negatives makes it so easy.

I bought this to replace my aging but great Epson Perfection Photo 3200. This makes scanning my medium format archive much easier and more accurate. I love the ease of use, the software is good, and it just works.

Just finished scanning 700 plus photos for family estate. It did the job. Scanner software was not compatible with my iMac so they offered another software. This was an inconvenience

I researched scanners for several months when my old Epson 500 had isssues with OS updates. Since I need both the flat bed and film fuctions the V600 works great for both. If I ever need a beter slide scan I can add a Plusek for $350. However after working with it for 2 weeks the slides I have scanned are very good.

This is a great scanner for negatives and photos . I did have a minor issue with software since I am using a M1 Mac,but that is no fault of Epson's. The scanner is also a little smaller than I thought. Overall I like it.

My old Epson Scanner quit working and so since the new Epson V600 scanner was rated so high, and since I knew how to use the software, I decided to get it. It works much better than my old scanner and I am very happy with it.

Bought for wife to use for scanning my old family pictures and negative and she is very pleased!

This is an excellent scanner for what I needed. I have over 30 years of negatives and photo's that I'm turning to digital. The quality and speed are great. Much better than a basic scanner. Well worth the price!

Very easy to use and great quality to scan slides and negatives. Havent scanned prints yet, but the quality on the others is amazing...so I'm sure it's perfect

Been scanning photos and text pages for over a year now and it's worked great. The software it comes with is simple, and pretty easy to learn. The underside of the lid is white. The only thing I wish it did have would be for that white underside to be reversible to black. That would make scanning 2 sides b&w pages much nicer since it would reduce the bleed through. Placing a black piece of paper on top of the paper to be scanned does help, though.

I installed the software off of the Epson web site because the CD says it's for up to Win 8. This gets you no photo software or user guide. On the other hand, the user guide is completely worthless, and the machine didn't want to scan. The software is not intuitive at all. So, I stuck the CD in and installed everything. After a reboot or two, it started scanning well. In full auto mode, it would scan a photo by touching the Scan button on the front of the scanner. All these buttons do is start the software in the right mode (PDF, email, print, photo). So, it was looking okay. Then I tried scanning photo negatives with the film carrier. I tried Full auto, and got a picture of the film carrier. When I tried Professional and Home modes, I always got a message of something like "no response from scanner. Try blah, blah, blah". Tried this a couple of times, no change. Switched back to scanning a regular photo and it was fine. Called Epson support. While it was cute to have Saquiille O'Neal keep encouraging me to chill and someone would help me right away, I quit after 15 minutes. I boxed up everything like I got it and took it back to the store. So, Epson tech support did not support me.

This scanner is ny far the best scanner for scanning high quality photos and microfilm. You can also enhanse the photo using the software. For those of you who want to archive priceless photos look no further.

Pros: the scans are great. Putting 4 slides in at once or up to 12 negatives makes it go fast. Auto file naming is great. Default scans at 300dpi are fairly quick. You can go to 1200 dpi but the files become large and take a while. Can scan color negatives into color files! Cons: After around 700 scans it broke. On my second one, hope it lasts longer. USB interface to my Windows 10 laptop is iffy. I need to restart the app often and power cycle the scanner at times. Download the driver off the web. The CD in the box has a driver from 2012.

The scanner features works great. I have scanner over 2,500 items; photos, documents, and film. The installation issues of the software has been a big disappointment. Installs on one WIN 7 PC but not another WIN 7 PC that I use for photo editing.

Love this scanner! I actually use it to scan sports cards into my computer for online sales. It scans a perfect picture showing any flaws on the cards. More importantly it can scan graded cards in the case.