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- Up to 2,400 x 4,800 dpi hardware resolution for film and photos, 9,600 dpi interpolated
- 48-bit internal and external color depth, 16-bit grayscale
- Z-Lid design accommodates bulky originals
- Film adapter unit for negatives
- USB 2.0 interface, cable included; 1-year warranty with Instant Exchange
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Price: $149.99 |
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Used, lowest price : $89.99 |
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excellent scanner for everyday use
2008-08-09
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This scanner was a replacement for a much bulkier model and I love it. The thin profile means I can slip it into my laptop bag and it powers off the USB port so there are no bulky power cords to worry about storing. I use this scanner mostly for photographs and negatives, though I am thinking of moving to an all digital archive because the scan quality on documents is so good.
The software is easy to run and chock full of great features. I have a Canon digital camera as well so the photo editing software works well with my existing software. I highly recommend this scanner for ease of use and quality of output. |
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Not for Windows Vista
2008-02-16
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It worked fine with XP.
It worked fine with Vista, after three hours troubleshooting.
It stopped working with Vista.
It still works with XP.
So if you have Vista and love a challenge, buy this one! |
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bulletproof
2007-03-06
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I have had this scanner since the week Canon released it. Although I am by no means a professional, I use this scanner almost every week. I feel that the image quality is excellent, it scans quickly, and if I need to, I can do some very high resolution scans. (Most of my scans are around 300dpi, but it can do 1200dpi). The software for OS X is a little bit of a let down sometimes, but I would say 99% of the time, I have had no problems. It is a little bit noisy, but for the price, size and performance, I could care less. I have used the film feature maybe once or twice, and I was relatively pleased with the results, again, I am not a professional
Going on its third year of art school, I would say this scanner is nearly bulletproof. |
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Excellent Scanner
2006-03-14
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| This scanner is a wonder. Easy to use with idiot proof features. I love it - sorry I did not buy it sooner. |
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Fine for flat stuff, but the film adapter is disappointing
2006-03-07
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| I had an old Canon flatbed that gave up the ghost, so was looking forward to this new one, especially because it has a film adapter. First, and foremost, Canon's powering through the single USB cable is excellent and should be industry standard. However, it should be said that this is a film ONLY adapter - that is, it does NOT do slides (which seems like a bit of a bait; my bad for assuming, but the software does have the option of scanning positive film, so it seems like a important omission). More to the point, even when film strips/negatives are laid on the glass with the adapter, the results are slow, slow, slow and not very sharp. My suggestion: don't bother with the LiDE80 for film; just save$30 and get the LiDE65 for flatbed only. MacOSX interface is getting clunkier from generation to generation. Software bloat, I guess. |
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