Epson Perfection V 350 Photo

86% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Scans photographic prints reasonably well. Includes optical character-recognition software.

Scans only two slides at a time. Autoloader for strip of film is slow.

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Built-in transparency scanning with automatic film loader ; Sleek design ; Easy to use ; Flexible software appeals to different levels of users ; Accurate dust removal ; Swift

Transparency scans lack detail ; Scans were a bit dark and had a slight blue cast

The V350sports a silver-and-gray case with a sleek, low-profile design and has a hinged lid for scanning thick and oddly shaped objects. It ships with Epson Scan software, which works in three modes: Full Auto Mode for basic scanning with very few...

A stylish and affordable scanner with the unusual bonus of an automatic 35mm film loader built into the versatile lid, yet it's sadly let down by slow acting software and long scanning times.

Impressive - I wanted a scanner to do 35mm slides and this one does what I expected. Even able to correct color balance on washed out slides.

Have not used it enough to report problems but so far it works as I expected a scanner to perform.

the lid looks pretty, and someone with a small brain might be impressed by that

I'm an art student. The school I attend replace our good, but older scanners with 5 of these things. They take longer to make a scan than any other scanner I've ever used, witch is quite a few. It has nothing to do with the resolution it's set at, the...

Works as good as any Epson scanner I''ve owned

I bought this scanner to replace an Epson 1650 Photo scanner. I don''t know why Epson chose to complicate the simple menu choice of the 1650. It''s a step back in ease of operation in my opinion

I like the ability to scan a whole negative strip at once yet make individual adjustments to each. I guess this is quite common on new scanners. It took awhile to get used to professional mode in the software but now I really like it, especially...

I can't use the strip feeder on the top for really short strips ; I wish I could over-ride the lamp warmup time when I don't care about the color temp of the light

Scanner is good, especially on old photos.

Epson advertises but does not support the ABBYY Sprint 5 software (twain) to be compatible with Apple OS.