At just about three hundred dollars (including $100 rebate), Epson's Perfection 3200 Photo is probably a bit high-end for many consumers. After all, you can purchase a basic scanner for as little as 15 percent of that amount. The only problem with this...

Epson just does not go out of their way for Macs. I wanted this unit because it is highly rated on quality--good enough for professional use--and the cheapest unit you can find that uses firewire--lots faster than USB 1.0, the only USB available for...

The Epson 3200 scanner is a great scanner for the cost provided you know the limitations. It has a D-Max of 3.4, compared with the Nikon 9000 (dedicated film scanner with a D-Max claimed at 4.8 and the very expensive Imacon Flextight III with a D-Max ...

After 8 years of putting my Hewlett-Packard ScanJet 4c to hard work, it finally gave up the ghost a week ago, and I knew I had to replace it. This would not be easy, because I have peculiar image scanning needs. In particular, I scan copies of my...

No single scanner can do all formats of scanning really, really well. Compromises have to be made. With that said, the 3200 does a very good job with flatbed scanning, medium format and large format film. It even does an acceptable job with 35mm for...