Probablemente el mejor en su categoría

2026-01-06    -Cliente de Amazon

Es la última versión de Epson del escaner para opacos y transparencias tamaño carta de alta gama. Equipa 2 lentes, uno para opacos y otro para transparencias y lámparas LED que permiten el escaneo sin calentamiento previo. Cuenta con escaneo infrarojo ICE para eliminar polvo y arañazos. Software Silverfast, Epson y targets i1 para hacer los perfiles ICC solo en la versión Pro, 2 juegos de monturas 35mm, 120 y 4x5 con cristales Anti-newton y espejos de alta reflectividad solo en la versión Pro. Aunque la resolución anunciada es de 6,400 ppi, más bien llega a unos 3,200 reales. El rango dinámico de densidad 4.0 solo es teórica, se encuentra más cerca a 3.2DMax. por lo que no lee en sombras profundas sobre película positiva de calidad. Es importante optimizar la altura de las monturas al foco óptimo del escaner mediante las cuñas deslizables de los holders ya que las lentes son de foco fijo y muy pequeña profundidad de campo. El escaneo de opacos es excelente y no tiene objeción alguna, se obtienen magníficos resultados siempre, donde queda a deber es la digitalización de placas positivas pues se ciega en sombras profundas y no hay tanto detalle como un escaner profesional de película como un Imacon-Hasselblad, pero considerando que su precio es 20 veces menor, justifica la inversión para un diseñador o fotógrafo nivel entusiasta, no a alguien dedicado a la reproducción profesional. Con tiempo y ajustes se pueden hacer ampliaciones muy aceptables siempre que la película no sea demandante. La mejor opción es digitalizar la película es con líquido de escaneo y mylar óptico ya sea sobre un cristal profesional o bien con la estación de montaje para fluidos Epson. En resumen, a pesar de no ser un escaner realmente profesional Epson ha logrado un producto versátil y muy bueno para su precio.

5.0 out of 5 stars High-end consumer/entry-level professional scanner

2026-01-04    -Rabid Hobbit

BLUF: This scanner is versatile, easy to install and use, and capable of handling most scanning needs. Stand out features are the ability to scan slides and negatives, thick books, both letter-sized and A4 documents at very high resolution. Scanning is smooth and reasonably fast. The latest Epson scanning software is available as a free download and in professional mode, it gives a substantial degree of control over all aspects of the scan. Scan output is excellent quality.MORE DETAILS...SLIDES & NEGATIVES: The first thing you notice is how thick the lid is. That's because it's designed to allow scanning of slides and negatives (requiring a light source inside the lid). Some scanners advertise the ability to scan slides & negatives, but only have a narrow opening in the lid that can scan one short strip of 35mm negatives or 4 slides at a time. This can scan 12 slides at a time. It also is designed to handle 35mm and two different medium-format negatives. If you skip using the holders, you can also scan large-format negatives, but you'll need something to hold them flat (I used a piece of plate glass).THICK BOOKS: The next thing you'll probably notice about the lid is that its hinge can be raised a couple inches. In fact, you even lift it off entirely without disabling the scanner. this means that a large book can be placed on the scanner bed easily, without a permanently attached lid getting in the way.DURABILITY: This is a well-built piece of equipment. I first used one at work, and never had any problems with it. I wound up buying one of my own when I started scanning old medium-format negatives. I've had this scanner now for about a decade and it continues to work flawlessly.PORTABILTY: This is for desktop use. It's large and heavy enough that you won't want to lug it around. You could, but it would be kind of a pain.SETUP: Easy plug and play for the most part, using a USB connection. You will want to download the latest Epson scanning software (free download) to get the most out of it. I got lucky: because I'd already been using Epson scanning software, it immediately recognized the scanner and I have the option to select between two scanner types (I use the other scanner when I travel; it's less capable, but much smaller & lighter).

5.0 out of 5 stars Top Notch - Impressive Results and Fast

2026-01-28    -Anthony G.

Literally, I'm very much impressed with this scanner. I've been a photographer since 1983 and have taken many 35mm images of professional bands. Looking at original prints from photo labs by which I had brought the negatives to (back in the day) which had poor color calibration and sloppy edits, these scanner puts you in control. With the included software by SilverFast, you can choose the film used such as Kodak Plus ISO 200 (just look at your film strip to ID the film type). The built in template auto calibrates and images turn out accurately. There are other options such as dust removal. The negatives scan fast even at 48bit 2400DPI. It's convenient to have 2 film trays as once is scanning you can load the other. Each tray can hold up 3 strips of film. I am glad to have gotten rid of an older outdated CanoScan 4400 which could take hours and was unable to produce accurate reproductions. Only word of caution is the assembly in connecting the top lid cover with the bottom platen glass section. There's a small cable built in to the top of the scanner which has about 9 pins. There's no marker letting you know which side is up or down on the cable itself. Just be sure to align correctly before inserting so that the pins don't get bent. Use a flashlight if necessary to get a closer look. Overall a great buy. Windows 10 and 11 drivers are on the Epson website. Don't both with the Epson CD unless you have the older Windows 8 or Windows 7.

5.0 out of 5 stars Top Notch - Impressive Results and Fast

2025-12-30    -Anthony G.

Literally, I'm very much impressed with this scanner. I've been a photographer since 1983 and have taken many 35mm images of professional bands. Looking at original prints from photo labs by which I had brought the negatives to (back in the day) which had poor color calibration and sloppy edits, these scanner puts you in control. With the included software by SilverFast, you can choose the film used such as Kodak Plus ISO 200 (just look at your film strip to ID the film type). The built in template auto calibrates and images turn out accurately. There are other options such as dust removal. The negatives scan fast even at 48bit 2400DPI. It's convenient to have 2 film trays as once is scanning you can load the other. Each tray can hold up 3 strips of film. I am glad to have gotten rid of an older outdated CanoScan 4400 which could take hours and was unable to produce accurate reproductions. Only word of caution is the assembly in connecting the top lid cover with the bottom platen glass section. There's a small cable built in to the top of the scanner which has about 9 pins. There's no marker letting you know which side is up or down on the cable itself. Just be sure to align correctly before inserting so that the pins don't get bent. Use a flashlight if necessary to get a closer look. Overall a great buy. Windows 10 and 11 drivers are on the Epson website. Don't both with the Epson CD unless you have the older Windows 8 or Windows 7.

5.0 out of 5 stars The holder is easily positioned on the scanner

2025-12-30    -musickrev

I bought this scanner primarily to scan 120 medium format negatives, mostly black and white, and that remains my sole use of the equipment. As such, it performs entirely satisfactorily. The film holder for 120 film is robust plastic with anti-Newton Ring glass. Loading the film is a little tricky as it is difficult, particularly in the case of curling film, to get the film both flat and centered in the the holder (I typically scan three 6cm x 6cm images at a time), but once achieved the holder does hold the film tight and flat. The holder is easily positioned on the scanner. Epson supply two scanning programs, Epson Scan and Silverfast SE Plus. For 8-bit scans, the Silverfast software is adequate, but to work with 16-bit images, you would need the full Studio AI version of Silverfast's software to get proper control over your scanning. Thus for 16-bit scans, I use the supplied Epson Scan, a much more limited program than Studio AI, but entirely capable of producing a contrast and levels balanced 16-bit RGB image which is my preferred scanning method for both color and black and white negatives. Importing this image into Photoshop CC allows me to make the types of contrast and curve adjustments that I would be able to do with Silverfast Studio AI during the scan.Typically, simply to control file size, I scan my negatives as 8-bit RGB (24-bit) via Silverfast SE Plus, but for images I prize above others I will use the Epson Scan for full 16-bit images for a marginal increase in scanning quality (most manifest in shadow area detail). Quality is excellent, with details rendered clearly and grain (always reduced for medium format compared to 35mm) present in a realistic manner. Tonal range is good, likely lacking somewhat compared to rendering the negative's image with an enlarger and photosensitive paper, but more than adequate for most purposes. Scan times are about 2 minutes for a 6cm x 6cm image scanned at 3200 dpi which is certainly fast enough for me.

Probablemente el mejor en su categoría

2026-03-04    -Cliente de Amazon

Es la última versión de Epson del escaner para opacos y transparencias tamaño carta de alta gama. Equipa 2 lentes, uno para opacos y otro para transparencias y lámparas LED que permiten el escaneo sin calentamiento previo. Cuenta con escaneo infrarojo ICE para eliminar polvo y arañazos. Software Silverfast, Epson y targets i1 para hacer los perfiles ICC solo en la versión Pro, 2 juegos de monturas 35mm, 120 y 4x5 con cristales Anti-newton y espejos de alta reflectividad solo en la versión Pro. Aunque la resolución anunciada es de 6,400 ppi, más bien llega a unos 3,200 reales. El rango dinámico de densidad 4.0 solo es teórica, se encuentra más cerca a 3.2DMax. por lo que no lee en sombras profundas sobre película positiva de calidad. Es importante optimizar la altura de las monturas al foco óptimo del escaner mediante las cuñas deslizables de los holders ya que las lentes son de foco fijo y muy pequeña profundidad de campo. El escaneo de opacos es excelente y no tiene objeción alguna, se obtienen magníficos resultados siempre, donde queda a deber es la digitalización de placas positivas pues se ciega en sombras profundas y no hay tanto detalle como un escaner profesional de película como un Imacon-Hasselblad, pero considerando que su precio es 20 veces menor, justifica la inversión para un diseñador o fotógrafo nivel entusiasta, no a alguien dedicado a la reproducción profesional. Con tiempo y ajustes se pueden hacer ampliaciones muy aceptables siempre que la película no sea demandante. La mejor opción es digitalizar la película es con líquido de escaneo y mylar óptico ya sea sobre un cristal profesional o bien con la estación de montaje para fluidos Epson. En resumen, a pesar de no ser un escaner realmente profesional Epson ha logrado un producto versátil y muy bueno para su precio.

Superior para negativos. Altamente recomendada.

2026-01-11    -estepario

Tengo el 700 ya. Este V850 pro es mucho mejor; con excelentes resultados en el escaneo de negativos en el modo profesional.He probado otros de menor precio pero al final sali perdiendo porque se fueron a la basura.Ahora estoy por archivar mies de fotografías tomadas en los 60s y esta es la herramienta mas importante en lograr la documentación de imágenes que de otra manera se perderian debido a que hacer reproducciones de nitrato de plata se llevaria demasiado tiempo y el costo seria exhorbitante.Mi escaner 700 también me da una gran nitidez y acabado.El hecho de que cuenta con dos juegos de plantillas es absolutamente indispensable para la producción.El costo refleja los resultados. Si se quiere trabajar en serio, otras marcas y menos costo ofrecen resultados inservibles y al final se queda uno con imágenes también inservibles.Altamente recomendada.

5.0 out of 5 stars High-end consumer/entry-level professional scanner

2026-02-19    -Rabid Hobbit

BLUF: This scanner is versatile, easy to install and use, and capable of handling most scanning needs. Stand out features are the ability to scan slides and negatives, thick books, both letter-sized and A4 documents at very high resolution. Scanning is smooth and reasonably fast. The latest Epson scanning software is available as a free download and in professional mode, it gives a substantial degree of control over all aspects of the scan. Scan output is excellent quality.MORE DETAILS...SLIDES & NEGATIVES: The first thing you notice is how thick the lid is. That's because it's designed to allow scanning of slides and negatives (requiring a light source inside the lid). Some scanners advertise the ability to scan slides & negatives, but only have a narrow opening in the lid that can scan one short strip of 35mm negatives or 4 slides at a time. This can scan 12 slides at a time. It also is designed to handle 35mm and two different medium-format negatives. If you skip using the holders, you can also scan large-format negatives, but you'll need something to hold them flat (I used a piece of plate glass).THICK BOOKS: The next thing you'll probably notice about the lid is that its hinge can be raised a couple inches. In fact, you even lift it off entirely without disabling the scanner. this means that a large book can be placed on the scanner bed easily, without a permanently attached lid getting in the way.DURABILITY: This is a well-built piece of equipment. I first used one at work, and never had any problems with it. I wound up buying one of my own when I started scanning old medium-format negatives. I've had this scanner now for about a decade and it continues to work flawlessly.PORTABILTY: This is for desktop use. It's large and heavy enough that you won't want to lug it around. You could, but it would be kind of a pain.SETUP: Easy plug and play for the most part, using a USB connection. You will want to download the latest Epson scanning software (free download) to get the most out of it. I got lucky: because I'd already been using Epson scanning software, it immediately recognized the scanner and I have the option to select between two scanner types (I use the other scanner when I travel; it's less capable, but much smaller & lighter).

Delivers quality scans of life events long time passed!!!

2026-01-24    -Michael Martin

Ordered the Epson Perfection V850 Pro Scanner a little over a month ago. At first I tried using the Silverfast SE plus 8 program that comes with the scanner but it did not install unto my IMac. Had to call the Silverfast company to find a fix which they did help me acquire! After it being installed I really tried using it but the tutorials, I find, aren’t user friendly; maybe because I am not a pro, but it was taking to long and I was in a hurry to get scanning!!! Left this program to go with the Epson provided program which is easy to use and understand once you realize you need to move the mouse to start each individual scan!!! Love, love, love this scanner!!!!!! So far I have used it to scan slides, old (1950’s)black and white negatives, as well as early coloured negatives and I am blown away that I am able to capture these old memories and store them digitally to be able to share with my family and friends!!! Easy to use as well as exceptional quality scans!!! To this date I highly recommend this scanner for the time of scans I am using it for, hence the 5 star rating!!!

5.0 out of 5 stars The holder is easily positioned on the scanner

2025-12-30    -musickrev

I bought this scanner primarily to scan 120 medium format negatives, mostly black and white, and that remains my sole use of the equipment. As such, it performs entirely satisfactorily. The film holder for 120 film is robust plastic with anti-Newton Ring glass. Loading the film is a little tricky as it is difficult, particularly in the case of curling film, to get the film both flat and centered in the the holder (I typically scan three 6cm x 6cm images at a time), but once achieved the holder does hold the film tight and flat. The holder is easily positioned on the scanner. Epson supply two scanning programs, Epson Scan and Silverfast SE Plus. For 8-bit scans, the Silverfast software is adequate, but to work with 16-bit images, you would need the full Studio AI version of Silverfast's software to get proper control over your scanning. Thus for 16-bit scans, I use the supplied Epson Scan, a much more limited program than Studio AI, but entirely capable of producing a contrast and levels balanced 16-bit RGB image which is my preferred scanning method for both color and black and white negatives. Importing this image into Photoshop CC allows me to make the types of contrast and curve adjustments that I would be able to do with Silverfast Studio AI during the scan.Typically, simply to control file size, I scan my negatives as 8-bit RGB (24-bit) via Silverfast SE Plus, but for images I prize above others I will use the Epson Scan for full 16-bit images for a marginal increase in scanning quality (most manifest in shadow area detail). Quality is excellent, with details rendered clearly and grain (always reduced for medium format compared to 35mm) present in a realistic manner. Tonal range is good, likely lacking somewhat compared to rendering the negative's image with an enlarger and photosensitive paper, but more than adequate for most purposes. Scan times are about 2 minutes for a 6cm x 6cm image scanned at 3200 dpi which is certainly fast enough for me.