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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is this scanner's actual best resolution for medium format film?

A: It depends upon the size of the enlargement; 600 dpi is good for up to about 11 X 14, 2400 dpi can be used if you are making a poster.Hint: I use my V850 almost exclusively for large format film. The film guides that come with the scanner are awkward (at best); I don't use them for large format work. For medium and miniature format work I use an old Canon CanoScan 8800F (see ad, attached). It is smaller, cheaper, and the film guides work well for smaller film sizes.

Q: 2. I am considering buying this v850 scanner but I'm reading that it is not compatible with the latest version of mac software ( el capitan i believe) any advice if epson will update this problem?

A: I wish I knew why people who do not know the answer (e.g., I'm a Windows user and do not know about Macs) waste this space. Really folks, do you need to raise your hands when you have nothing to say?The answer is yes, of course it works. It works on OS X.9, X.10, X.11, X.12, X.13. And remember, this comes with Silverfast, great powerful software and that's the part that you'll be using (or Epson Scan, good software that also works with Macs with no issue).

Q: 3. Is this scanner suitable to scan books? It does not seem to have the glass going to the edge like the plustek. No mention of flattening or shadow control, old our or pdf.

A: You can but it is really meant for photos and documents.

Q: 4. I'm looking for a great scanner to scan mostly old photos and other printed material. Is the 850 worth it? I'm reading mixed reviews below. I realize this may be overkill but I don't mind spending the money to get something that is better than most other scanners.

A: It works well for me scanning in slides. The epson scan software didn't do ice, but the other software it came with did. Although sometimes it seems to do really well with dust removal other times not as much. Probably has to do with the algorithm. But it has saved me a lot if time compared to the one at a time scanner I had before. And it does a much better job. Better resolution and better color.

Q: 5. Can the cover of the scanner be removed to scan large documents in sections?

A: Unfortunately, the cover on the Epson Perfection V850 Pro Scanner cannot be removed to scan large documents in sections.

Q: 6. It can be used in 220V? I'm from Chile, and I'd like to know... Thanks

A: Yes it can be used in Chile on the little box that has the plug that you plug into the wall in says input volts 100-240 output 24 volts. I bought mine from B & H and I live in California and it says mine will work on both 110 to 240Leo

Q: 7. is there a way to batch scan 35mm negatives or does one have to preview/select/scan each negative?

A: yes. The Epson v850 allows you to only batch scan 18 images at a time.

Q: 8. I want to get one of these and wonder if I can NOT install the bundled software but A1 Studio instead?

A: yes, just don't install the Epson software. Doesn't cause any issues. If you want to use both (or have both on your computer) ensure you download the Epson software first THEN the third party software. Sometimes installing another software prior to installing the Epson software can cause issues with the third party software. For me silverfast wouldn't work until i uninstalled both and then reinstalled them in the correct order. Now i just use silverfast because it is just as easy and quick to use.

Q: 9. is the epsonv850 a stand alone scanner?

A: The Epson Perfection V850 Pro Scanner does need to be connected to a computer.

Q: 10. What are the main differences between the V800 and the V850?

A: The main difference between the V800 and the V850 is that the latter sports improved optics, comes with two sets of film holders, a special mount adapter that keeps the film completely flat for scanning and is bundled with SilverFast SE Plus 8, while the V800 comes with the regular SilverFast SE 8. (If you're serious about your film scanning, though, you should think about investing in SilverFast Ai Studio.)