Anyone have a 35mm slide scanner?

[Lee Stewart]

[mssl72]

I have an Epson flatbed. A flatbed scanner can give you some flexibility with being able to do documents and other things too. Most flatbed scanners have slide and negative holders. If you go the flatbed route, just make sure it does come with the holders.

[njsteve]

Someone on another site had mentioned the Epson Perfection V600 as a good one for slides. Is that what you have?

At least it can do several at once in its holder. I have probably around 2,000 slides. I rechecked the binders and I must have gone crazy back then, taking photos of the parts racks and bolt bins at the Viper plant during our 1994 Viper Owner's reunion, in addition to my original vist.

Imagine if someone had done that at the Norwood palnt back in '69?

[mssl72]

I actually have the Epson V850 Pro. My wife and I are both into photography so we invested in something a little more on the high end. I've been taking pictures since I was a kid and I grew up in Kodak town. I have a ton of slides, negatives and prints as a result, especially concert pictures from the 70s-80s. The V850 has been great so far, no issues. The V600 looks to be a nice choice.

[Crush]

Originally Posted by mssl72

I actually have the Epson V850 Pro. My wife and I are both into photography so we invested in something a little more on the high end. I've been taking pictures since I was a kid and I grew up in Kodak town. I have a ton of slides, negatives and prints as a result, especially concert pictures from the 70s-80s. The V850 has been great so far, no issues. The V600 looks to be a nice choice.

Would love to see some of the concert pics! Who do you have?