Most of my work with this scanner has been capturing 35 mm slides taken in the 1940's and 50's. Printed images have been very clear while I am still learning the sort and save options. The scanner is relatively fast considering my tasks. I would like to get another slide holder so I can be loading one tray while one is scanning. I don't know if these trays are available. I have really enjoyed this resonably priced additon to my computer. I have also scanned just a few regular photos which seem to be captured in very good quality.

I bought this scanner because I have a huge volume of slides, prints and negatives to scan and store as digital files. I am also a professional photographer who shoots weddings, portraits, sports, night scenes and nature photographs. It is crtical that I get images with great detail, sharpness, accurate color and low noise. This scanner delivers very well in all those areas. The instructions are easy to follow and set-up for any kind of scanning is very simple. And, if the original item being scanned is of high quality, the scan will be high quality, too. I have scans of old Kodachromes that have been used to make prints as large as 8"x12" with no noticeable loss of sharpness or image quality. Scanned 8"x10" prints have produced high quality prints as large as 20"x30". My only complaint is that the scanner can handle only four slides at a time or one strip of five frames from 35mm negatives. But, overall, I am very happy with the scanner.

This is a pretty good product. Scans can be saved as .jpg or .pdf files. One button touch for email scan. Quality is very good. So far only two negatives: does not always start the first time selected; scanned image broken into pieces. Both are rare occurrences. Would I buy it again, YES!

I have had many scanners in the past, This is by far the best. It does a great job with negatives and slides. I liked it so much that I ordered another for my home computer.

I bought this scanner because we had slides my father had taken in the 1950's in France & Germany when he was in the service, and I wanted to get those pictures into our digital library. The scanner is easy to use, does a decent job, we ended up with better than I had thought we would for picture quality, and everyone is loving being able to look at the slides that heretofore were relegated to a box in the attic. I haven't used it for anything but slides, as I have other scanners, but I have done about 500 slides. I haven't experimented too much with the various settings, but I didn't have any problems making the thing work.