Canon CanoScan LiDE 600F Reviews

Design, Price, Scan quality, FARE, Software

Bulky and awkward to use FAU attachment, Mounted 35mm slides not supported by FAU

It's stylishly slim contours and pleasing to look at and it's not a bad performer either

Scan photos, documents and old negatives in three different positions

Canon's LiDE 600F has replaced the LiDE 500F. It features a 4,800 x 9,600dpi optical resolution and 48-bit colour depth - the first compact scanner to bring both of these features together.

Scan family snapshots, school projects, important documents-even your child's spelling award. Whatever the task, this versatile scanner makes it simple. Large function buttons automate the process, so it's easy to scan originals and e-mail them or create

Not yet reviewed.

This scanner does what most of them don't- have a flat lid, so you don't lose the desk space.

Powered by the USB cable alone, which seems to make it a little slower than scanners with a "bulb" element, unless you count warm-up time.

This scanner is great! It is fast and the quality is great.

Good enough to scan negatives at 4800x7300 pixels before noise starts on 35mm film.

Scans a bit blurry (i'm a perfectionist) but that was expected from a CIS, one pass from UnsharpMask filter fixes it though.