The V600 works well and is easy to use. It's set up for Windows 7 but I went on the Epson website and downloaded the application for Windows 10. Have scanned all formats so far with no issues. Using higher resolution slows the process but it's still worth the effort. Excelllent clarity!

I bought this unit about one month ago and have scanned over 1,000 old (some over 50 years old) 35 mm slides. The results have been excellent. My only complaint is that the numbering stops at 999 and starts repeating. Small issue but surprised.

You won''t do wrong with this scanner.

Scans slides and photos with precision Cost is very good

On a couple of slides; didn''t recognize the orientation properly

Goods arrived in less than 24 hours. Brought a EPSON scanner v600 to copy 50 years old slides brilliant results even using on auto with dust removal, Elements 11 did a good job of repairing damaged slides.

I do a reasonable amount of work on family history and as such I needed a reliable, versatile scanner for a host of applications. In short the V600 was the most obvious answer, because it met all my requiremeents.

I bought this over a year ago and finally got around to doing what I need to do, which is start scanning a few thousand 35mm slides taken from about 1970 to 1990. After studying the manual and experimenting, I settled on a set of scanning parameters and decided to use the TIFF file format for master...

I 've just retired and I've got a lot of old slides and negatives I want to digitize," this frequent request starts. "What scanner do you recommend?" Frankly, we don't recommend a scanner at all.

With the Perfection V600 Photo, in December 2009, Epson introduced a flat bed scanner with a transparency unit into the market replacing the previous model Epson Perfection V500 Photo . The scanner is of a successful and modern design that also looks good in a stylish office or at home.

This scanner is the latest from Epson to combine flat bed scanning of opaque materials with film scanning, positive and negative, 35mm and 6 x 6 cm. It has scanning resolutions up to 6400 x 9600 dpi at 48 bit colour depth.

Let's deal with the big question: can a flat bed scanner really produce film scans to compare with a dedicated 35mm scanner? In our opinion most users will be well satisfied with the Epson output; Scanned Kodachrome slides retained colour, detail and subtlety.

There is no printed instruction manual and the unit, by default, is set to Automatic mode; In this mode it will not scan negative strips correctly; The scan mode must be set to Professional (even if you think that doesn't mean you) to get proper control of scanning

Epson has introduced Epson Perfection V600 Photo, billed as an energy-efficient scanner for photographers.