Epson Perfection V600 Color Photo, Image, Film, Ne
$349.99
Price: $349.99
(as of Mar 04, 2025 01:43:55 UTC – Details)
The Epson Perfection V600 Photo delivers outstanding quality scans from photos, film, slides and everyday documents. With 6400 x 9600 dpi resolution, this high performance scanner ensures precision film scanning for sharp, vivid reproductions up to 17″ x 22″. Featuring Digital ICE for both film and prints, one touch color restoration and ArcSoft PhotoStudio, this scanner provides a complete photo restoration solution. Use the built in Transparency Unit to scan slides, negatives and medium format panoramic film up to 6 x 22 cm. The V600 Photo scans everything from invoices and receipts to photos and 3D objects. And, with the included Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software, you can easily convert scanned documents into editable text. Use the scanner’s four customizable buttons to instantly scan, copy, scan to email and create PDFs. The V600 Photo also features Epson’s exclusive ReadyScan LED technology for increased productivity and energy efficiency. Minimum System Requirements: Windows 8, 8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, Mac OS X 10.6.x, 10.7.x, 10.8.x, 10.10.x.
Create extraordinary enlargements from film: 6400 x 9600 dpi for enlargements up to 17 Inches x 22 Inches. Maximum Scan Area 8.5 x 11.7 inches. TPU 2.7 x 9.5 inches
Remove the appearance of dust and scratches from film: Digital ICE for Film
Remove the appearance of tears and creases from photos: Digital ICE for prints
Restore faded color photos with one touch: Epson easy photo fix included
Scan slides, negatives and medium format panoramic film: Built in transparency unit
Achieve greater productivity: Energy efficient Ready Scan LED light source means no warm up time, faster scans and lower power consumption
Convert scanned documents into editable text: ABBYY FineReader Sprint Plus OCR
Take your photos further: ArcSoft PhotoStudio included, to help edit and enhance your digital images
Quickly complete any task: Instantly scan, copy, scan to email and create PDFs with four customizable buttons With Epson ReadyScan LED Technology, scanning starts instantly with no warm-up time required. In addition, the technology is environmentally friendly as it is mercury free, low in heat dissipation and power consumption.
The V600 Photo comes with four customisable buttons that let users instantly scan, copy, scan-to-email and create PDFs at a single touch. It also features fully automatic scanning along with three additional modes for better control. The included OCR software ABBYY FineReader Sprint enables users to convert scanned documents into editable text. Results based on Epson internal testing conducted using US-equivalent 120V models.
amazonbuyer –
Perfect for scanning old photos! No hassle, if that’s important to you.
I usually wait a few days to months to write a review for a product to give it a fair shake. However, I’m so impressed by this scanner that I felt compelled to share this with anyone’s who’s in the same boat as me.Long story short, I have stacks of old photos that I need to preserve for future generations. My old scanner/printer combo was horribly slow and the quality was seriously lacking (600dpi max). I researched scanners and decided on this one due to the positive reviews.This is PERFECT for anyone who doesn’t want a hassle to do massive scans. I got it delivered, plugged it in, downloaded the latest drivers from epson and inserted a photo to scan.EASE OF USE:One button scan, it read my photo as color, saved the image into “my pictures” folder and I was done. It took 5-10 seconds total. Woah! So I try again, this time I put three 4×6 photos. Repeat process, I click the scan button on my PC, and it recognized all 3 photos separately, and saved all 3 into the default “my pictures.”I go crazy and scan in 55 photos in a matter of 45 minutes. That’s unheard of for me and my scanning fiascos in the past. I’ve owned 3 scanners in the past 10-15 years. I’ve always hated scanning due to the slow speed and random error messages etc.IMAGE QUALITY:The quality is great, it was not faded nor grainy. I’m sure if I look close enough, I could probably find some differences from the original to the scanned image. Honestly, to my naked eye, it looks good to me. Even my wife was impressed with the results and she was dubious with my past failures in scanning and the results.I’m positive I can knock out our family photos in a very short time without hassle now.Pros:- Fast- Easy (I don’t want to fuss with settings if I can get a good scan in one try)- Good to great image quality at this price rangeCons:- Not much, but it is huge. It took a big footprint on my desk, so read the product dimensions carefully.I’m sure there are more technical reviews out there. I’m just getting to the point in my life where I just want things to work and not have to think about it.I’m sure there are a ton of other features that I’ve not begun to explore with this printer. At this point, I don’t care since I can preserve our family photos. This was easily one of the best couple of hundred dollars that I’ve spent in a long time.One technical hiccup:With only the driver download from Epson, the scan button on the scanner would randomly NOT start a scan. Once I downloaded the “Epson Event Manager” application and had it run in the background, the buttons on the scanner worked like a charm. Hope this helps someone else.Maybe one day, I’ll read the manual and find out what else this baby can do. For now, I’ll happily start scanning the rest of the photos and finish this important “honey do” item.My machine:Windows 7 – 64 bit self built machine. I can’t speak for mac users.Enjoy scanning. You won’t regret this purchase.
FuzzyLogician –
A good flatbed scanner, does neg, pos, slides & film: Read review for details.
I needed a flatbed scanner that did negatives, positives and slides.☼ Scanner is Epson certified refurbished.â–º Power and USB cables includedâ–º Epson Drivers work with Windows11 had no issues, ***â–º Has keyed stationary template for 35mm slides for placement on deckâ–º Has keyed stationary template for 35mm film strips for placement on main deckâ–º Has keyed stationary template for working with curled film as well for placement on main deckâ–º Scanner has removable white platin for top desk scanning, remove for slide/film scanningâ–ºTop deck in lid center has small scanner/backlight to work with film/slides (saves lots of time and focuses on only the areas you need to scan and forgets the rest when not neededâ–ºScanner smart software knows and tells you when to remove the upper deck platin sliding insert for film scanning▬▬☼ What I didn’t know why buying scannerâ–ºIt included between Epson and German company LaserSoft is SilverFast SE software 8 and free upgrade to version 9 (Downloadable – would highly encourage to get this even if you don’t have the EPSON, they cover many scanners and profiles and have even better software available if needed – I’m impressed with them).• Software has IR scanning capabilities to remove dust and scratches keeping and interpolated 3600 resolutions. Expect (300-600dpi actual).• Even with interpolated 3600 I was astounded how well it worked and clear scans were on old slides that have been in transit tens of thousands of miles across Asia and the US over a period of 50+ years, including heat and humidity.• SilverFast 9 auto detects the slide and film frames for scanning (you can manually adjust settings if it is ever off and then manually re-frame for the scans.”• SilverFast 9 has manual modes and “FlightPlan” modes where the latter is pre-scheduled tasks that you can tailor as needed. This FlightPlan speeds up production scans, correction and saves handling 4 slides at a time.• At highest quality setting files size is around 40megs a slide / frame fir 35mm. You can adjust to your needs, however mine are for preservation /, restoration as needed.• Last but certainly not the least, SilverFast 9 has customizable batch handling and naming.▬▬☼Generally would not have considered Epson but these factors came into play prompting me to evaluate what Epson had to offer:• Good Film and Slide scanners are hard to come by and good ones get expensive and don’t offer the price point balance for small projects (under 5000 slides) I did some research on what people have used now and in the past.• ***After my poor experience with Canon and their LIDE 80 scanner drivers not working with Windows 10/11 (lack of support from Canon’s part to keep up with windows which was irritating to deal with them to buy another one of their scanners). The LIDE 80 scanner worked fine with latest Ubuntu Linux, however, I needed a windows-based solution for lots of things.• No good reviews customer or otherwise on actual film scanners out there.• Auto-feeder/loader scanners were over five grand and not justifiable.• An affordable solution for small project needed. As Epson refurbished, I was fortunate to find this at half the going rate for this type of scanner.▬▬A summary, I’m more than pleased how this worked out for me and the task.This also demonstrates that flatbed scanners are NOT dead and still have uses IF their perspective companies will keep them updated or Windows natively supported.
Ricardo –
Tengo un monto de negativos de 35mm y 120mm que necesitaba digitalizar. Estuve buscando varios escaners y este me parecio bueno para el precio pero tenia mis dudas.La verdad es que no me ha decepcionado. La calidad de las imágenes es bastante buena con el software que viene por defecto. Me tomó varias pruebas para lograr los ajustes (en el software) necesarios para tener los mejores resultados pero ya se pagó solo.
Fred D. –
I was very unhappy with the scanning of my artworks, on which I put a lot of effort in terms of the detail, the technique and the colours, only to have my ordinary scanner-printer-copier downgrade them on all those things.So I investigated scanner for artworks and I came across this one. It definitely scans so much better than the 3-in-1 copier-scanners. In fact, the reproduction of detail is so good that now I have to be careful with little errors that did not appear on the previous scanner images!Besides, it has got several adjustments you can make on colour, definition, contrast and the like. This allows you to tweak the settings gradually until you get the ideal combination of them and then you save them for all subsequent scans.But….yes, only one disadvantage: The scanner is an old model and WiFi was not even available for it. So you have to connect it with the old USB cable and the computer often struggles to make the connection with the scanner, even with the cable. Sometimes I even have to restart the computer and the scanner in the hope that they will see each other.As the quality of scanning is more important than the convenience of wireless communications, for me, I am prepared to live with this small inconveniences.
codetiger –
Purpose:I bought this scanner to digitise 1000s of 1970s, 80s pictures of our family. Most of the photos were already faded and lost colour.Progress:I have already completed scanning 2000+ photos and works like charm. Exactly what I expected.Feedback:1. Works perfectly on my Mac (despite some reviews say it doesn’t). I am using latests Mac OS version on MacBook Pro. Was not hard setting it up on my Mac. Just downloaded the latest version software “Epson Scan 2” from the website and it worked.2. Picture Quality is much better than any other scanners I tried (& bought) before trying this one. Quality is close to what you can see in the picture, is what you will get it on your file. Other scanners, though they claim 48 bit colour, they gave colour banding issues.3. Faded colours are auto corrected if the feature is enabled during scan. (I still had to do some on Photoshop)4. Both Colour and Grayscale pictures worked perfect.5. Best part is, when you scan multiple photos, the photos are cropped into separate files and colour restoration works for each photo separately.Overall: No complaints so far. Bit expensive though.
Lurch –
Fantastic piece of kit. Simple to use and does a fantastic job
Othon –
Excelente, escaner profesional en todo. Lo recomiendo