Therefore, I do not know much about scanners. The first was an HP all-in-one that I bought about four years ago. The power switch is also in a good location and not behind the machine, where it could be hard to get to.Ĭons: This is my second scanner I have owned.
#CANOSCAN 8600F MANUAL INSTALL#
It is easy to install and the software is very user friendly. Pros: Though I am unfamiliar with scanners, since I haven't used them much, I like this one for the price.
Go to edit, adjust and save - that will avoid the risk of losing them for any OS/app crash. It will then give you the option to continue scanning or edit your images. Do a prescan, make sure all your exposures are selected in the preview (auto select doesn't always get them all) and then click scan with your desired resolution/settings. Overall Review: IMO the best approach is to turn off all the scanning enhancement features of the plug-in and make adjustments in your photo editing software. It's by no means a professional level scanner, but IMO will meet nearly all consumer needs. Quality exceeded my expectations, superior to my purpose built 35mm film scanner that only does one exposure at a time.Ĭons: Keep in mind this is a consumer level scanner and for the price it is a great value.
Because it allows two strips of six at once, it is a huge time saver- you can go do something else for twenty minutes (12 exposures 2400spi). Pros: I used the 8600 to scan over 300 b/w 35mm film negatives as strips of six on mac OS.
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