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Epson Perfection V850 Pro Flatbed Image Scanner - 6400 dpi Optical

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epson scanner, film scanner, photo scanner, professional photography scanner, film photography

The pro-quality scanner with advanced control to archive film and photos.

Capture precise detail with the Epson Perfection V800 Series, giving you professional-quality scans to digitally archive slides or film. 6400 dpi, a 4.0 Dmax, and dual-lens scanning ensure extraordinary results.

Professional quality color and detail — get unparalleled scans with state-of-the-art resolution
Remarkable tonal range and shadow detail — 4.0 Dmax for smooth gradations and fine shadow detail
Automatically remove dust and scratches — Digital ICE Technologies remove surface defects from film
Greater productivity — batch scan multiple slides, negatives, medium- and large-format film
Advanced optics — high-reflection mirror and anti-reflective optical coatings

Key Features


Film holders included Sturdy film holders feature height-adjustable levels and accommodate twelve 35mm mounted slides, three 35mm film strips (up to 18 frames), one medium-format strip (up to 6 x 20 cm) and one 4 inch x 5 inch frame. The V850 Pro includes two sets of film holders for greater productivity — load up the second set while the first set is on the scan bed.	Powerful software included Use the included LaserSoft Imaging SilverFast SE Plus software to control highlights and shadows, gradations, selective and global color, sharpening, descreening and scaling. Restore faded color photos to their original brilliance with Easy Photo Fix scanning technology from Epson. Scan your photos and renew color with just one click. Easy Photo Fix also includes Backlight Correction and Digital Dust Removal.	Dual Lens System The Epson Dual Lens System consists of a high-resolution lens capable of 4800 x 9600 dpi, plus a super resolution lens capable of 6400 x 9600 dpi. With this remarkable system, the scanner automatically places the optimum lens in the optical path, depending on the media being scanned and the selected resolution.