![]() ![]() First, while the Epson V600 can be used for a variety of scanning applications, I'll only be talking about using it to scan film. Outside of the film holders, this is a really straightforward out-of-the-box experience.īefore I get too deep into breaking down what using this scanner is like I want to give some context. In the box you get the scanner, two plastic film holder inserts, a power cable, a data cable and an Epson software CD. The Epson V600 retails for $229.99, although there were several deals around the web for under $200 at the time of writing this article. ![]() Max film scan resolution: 6400 x 9600 dpi.Others, meanwhile, are actually pretty good and affordable. There are a lot of options when it comes to digitizing film yourself (including simply using a digital camera), but some of these methods require complex setups, some have huge equipment costs, and some just aren't very good. But, just like developing at a lab, having a lab scan your film costs money, which is why many people like the idea of scanning negatives themselves. ![]() Many photo labs offer scanning as part of their services, often using large scanners able to process a full roll of 35mm film in a few minutes. Film continues to be a popular medium among photographers today, and whether you're an active or former analog user, the easiest way to share your treasured moments is by digitizing your film through scanning.
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