Also scanned slides see first good, appear sharp and no color cast. The crucial catch: They show only a fraction of the image information. What all is lost, you realize when comparing scanned slides with a "real" scanner. The weaknesses are concrete:
- The scanning resolution when using the transparency unit is significantly lower than the resolution of a slide or negative film camera film. In other words: disarming
- Dynamic range is much smaller than a slide film, let alone a negative film. Who makes dull photos, the do not mind. Otherwise, however, lacks the drawing either in the dark or bright places.
- To scan paper pictures, the quality just fine, because the dynamic range is much smaller.
- Etc. When scanning objects such as coins takes advantage of the shallow depth of field noticeable. So only suitable for flat templates.
For the presentation, for example on the projector or in a presentation, the quality just fine. But who wants to digitize his slide collection or valuable Family negative films, should get at least the EPSON Perfection V600 Photo Scanner.
Conclusion: For the money is a lot on offer. But the transparency unit is only suitable for occasional use.
