#Epson photo scanner reviews 2015 install
#Epson photo scanner reviews 2015 driver

If you need things scanned constantly, itвЂ™s not going to be a lot of effort to find a place for the Perfection. This little unit can go in a desk drawer until you need to gather a few scans, and then sit out long enough to import that data and then go back into the drawer. Previous generations of scanners were massive motorized monsters, and required a fair amount of desk space. The unit itself is very thin and light, which not only belies itвЂ™s power, but makes it difficult to keep it stable in some settings. Also, color is gathered in a single pass, rather than three passes. ThatвЂ™s something that would have been an overnight process just a few short years ago. Even at 4200 dpi, a full letter page scan was only a matter of minutes. IвЂ™m using a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014) with a 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7 and 16 GB RAM, so scans are pretty quick. The scans created were of good quality, and, as expected, better scans took longer. IвЂ™ll choose where to go when I get there.) (My browsers also come up to an empty page, rather than some homepage. There are programmable buttons on the scanner that allow one to email a PDFВ or one-button copy a file, but for me, the scanner coming to life and previewing whatвЂ™s on the platen and allowing me to make choices is much better than having to choose things from a button.

The scanner immediately came to life and allowed me to preview, scan, and alter the resolution of the image captured as expected.

#Epson photo scanner reviews 2015 driver

The only setup was to go to the Epson site and load the driver (which can be done from the alias on the CD that is packed in the box). Launching the software actually launched a copy of the MacвЂ™s built-in Image Capture software, which serves as a scanner interface for most applications that work with OS X. The Epson Perfection V19 has none of these hassles, at least as far as my testing went.

#Epson photo scanner reviews 2015 install

IвЂ™ve seen software that is buggy, doesnвЂ™t install well, must be run using certain permissions, or any other number of horrible things. IвЂ™ve never owned a scanner, but IвЂ™ve used them and supported them for over 25 years as a Macintosh Professional. This may be the shortest review IвЂ™ve ever written вЂ“ not because the product is bad or hard to operate, but because it does exactly what is expected with an absolute minimum of hassles. Note: Photos may be tapped or clicked for a larger image.