Microtek ArtixScan M1 Pro Dual Media Scanner

The ArtixScan M1 Pro features an 8.5-by-14-inch reflective scanning bed for 48-bit digitizing of documents and printed photos. It connects to your Mac via USB 2.0. The M1 Pro can also scan transparencies, such as slides and film, in sizes up to 8.5 by...

The good news is that this is a great scanner designed to scan film and slides as it's primary objective. I have been looking for a scanner that will do a good job on all of my old negatives and slides of various sizes. And it works as a regular...

I based my purchase on other reviews of this product. I found them to be quite accurate. The ArtixScan M1 is not a high-speed device, but does provide high-quality output. I am primarily using it for scanning 35 mm transparancies, and am quite pleased...

I normally don't write reviews, but in this case I feel compelled to let others know in advance what an important manufacturer has done to cut costs and how this policy affects the buyer/user. We recently learned (the hard way) that Microtek has...

The M1 Pro is a fine product that provides excellent quality digitized images of my old Kodachrome 35mm slides that date back to 1953. The software with the unit however required five "uploads" and five "uninstalls" before my new iMac would accept it...

Artixscan M1 Pro with ai Studio Flatbed & Film Scanner 4800 Dpi Everything you could possibly need, but definitely for the advance consumer or design pro. The glass face film scanning is great for a good variety of films - better than most dedicated...

Microtek's M1 is the worst scanner I've used. The 1st one I bought worked great for the 1st set of slides I did. Then, a couple months later, the 2nd set didn't scan the colors correctly by a long shot. Soooo, they had me pay to send it back so they...

I have a Microtek scanner and just downloaded the latest drivers. It turns out Microtek wants a program called Scan Finder to load at every start-up, and there is no way to disable this. The product works satisfactorily, but for my money, I will...

I have a Microtek scanner and just downloaded the latest drivers. It turns out Microtek wants a program called Scan Finder to load at every start-up, and there is no way to disable this. The product works satisfactorily, but for my money, I will...