this is very good scanner you can scan most items book photos. it's not a 3d scanner but it can scan a 2d item.

A shopper asked: Is the V370 scanner compatible with iMac operating system Yosemite? My answer: The user manuel says: Macintosh System RequirementsSystem Macintosh computers running Mac OS X 10.5.8, 10.6.x, 10.7.x, or 10.8.x.

Accurate Color; Easy To Set Up; Good Resolution

I am very pleased with this product. As a semi-professional photographer, I like creating fine art with scanned objects. I also enjoy retouching images from negatives. I have used more expensive models from Epson, and this one fits my needs just as well. I highly recommend the Epson line.

Not at all what I expected. I was expecting a color scanner taht also scanned photographs, not the other way around!

Seems to be well made and so far has run perfectly with Win 7. Previously I have had problems with Twain drivers but so far no problems with this one. Need to allow a little more space at the side as cable linking base and lid sticks out a little when lid is raised.

The V370 here is a fully-featured A4 scanner that comes with a transparency unit. Or the otherwise very similar V37 is available without a transparency unit for £20 less. See all Scanner reviews .

It is easy to install and use. I have had this for just two days. I scanned color and black and white photos and negatives. The output for all were excellent. I was amazed at how well my negatives that are over 30 years old scanned.

Much used for digitising backlog of 35mm transparencies and for doctoring old and damaged family photographs

Bought this to replay an older Epson scanner. It's better than my older one but it seems they had gotten cheaper material wise. The quality of the scan is good, but the white under cover and negative and slide holder were very thin and cheaply made.

Easy to use

Flimsy white undercover and negative and slide holder

" I just started using it this afternoon and it works great.. I bought it primarily for scanning 35mm slides into my computer and after a minimal amount of fumbling (I'm NOT a techie) I was up and running -- now I start my rather large project of scanning some of those old slides so they don't get...