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Some scans turn out good when you view the .jpg, but others turn out too dark, even when they look great on the screen of the scanner. A bit disappointing. And I've done the brightness and color correcting as well, but still not as good consistently. But it's a $200 scanner, so don't expect professional results. I'd say the results are 75% good enough quality in most cases, and 25% disappointingly dark. A particular problem is when a photo has light shining through a window, it obliterates any detail. I've used this to scan photos of a museum with a lot of stained glass, and in many cases you can't even see the stained glass exists when the light is strong in the window—but I can see the detail and color in the slide.
