Epson Perfection V500 Photo Reviews

The Epson Perfection V500 Photo scanner is a new and sleek consumer-oriented model that handles reflective copy (prints) up to A4 size, and transparencies, including those old negatives and slides you have tucked away. It comes with software for Windows a...

With transparencies in mind, the V500 comes with two holders that fit on the scan platen (the glass surface you put things on to scan when you lift the lid) to fit 35mm film strips and for larger 120-size transparencies

for the serious amateur photographer

This is probably the photo scanner that a lot of serious amateur photographers have been waiting for, with a wider range of photo formats, beefed-up software photo enhancements, speedier operation and high quality image reproduction.

I don't generally use sports metaphors in reviews, but sometimes there's no better way to put it. A case in point is the Epson Perfection V500 Photo ($249.99 direct). Epson has knocked one out of the park with this scanner. It offers high-quality scans fo...

High-quality scans for prints and film. LED light source eliminates warm-up time.

A little weak on office tasks, but that's the trade-off you get for its focus on photos.

The Epson Perfection V500 Photo is one of the most impressive scanners yet for the price, delivering high-quality, fast scans in fully automatic mode.

Inexpensive, Very easy to use!

Haven't found any yet.

When I inherited my father's slide collection, I got serious about getting a scanner. This is the first scanner I've purchased. In fact, this is the first scanner I've used! I have looked at several scanners and narrowed it down to an HP ...

Lots of different settings. Slide scanning looked sharp and clear.

Learning curve for Beginner. No printed manual. $250 is higher than others in its class.

When I inherited my father's slide collection, I got serious about getting a scanner. This is the first scanner I've purchased. In fact, this is the first scanner I've used! I have looked at several scanners and narrowed it down to an HP ...

Lots of different settings. Slide scanning looked sharp and clear.

Learning curve for Beginner. No printed manual. $250 is higher than others in its class.