Computer Related > Slide scanner Miscellaneous
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 Slide scanner - Zero
Anyone used one of these? are they any good?

www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/index_10240.htm

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Last edited by: car4play on Mon 26 Apr 10 at 20:04
 Slide scanner - Bellboy
cant find it on site
maybe a local offer?
 Slide scanner - henry k
tinyurl.com/34paxca
( No postcode input)
 Slide scanner - R.P.
Can't get the link to go to the slide scanner - however recommended on HJ was a Veho scanner cost around 70 quid - works as it says it does.
 Slide scanner - Stuartli
Most of the (comparatively few) slide scanners of this type aren't much use.

You can buy Canon and Epson flat bed scanners which will also scan slides - still providing valuable use long after you have scanned any slides.
 Slide scanner - Zero
I have a flat bed scanner - part of the canon mp150.
 Slide scanner - Stuartli
That's an all-in-one. I'm referring to flat bed scanners, such as the Epson Perfection V350 or Canon CanoScan LiDE 700F.
 Slide scanner - Zero
and why would I buy another flat bed scanner when I already have one?
 Slide scanner - R.P.
They're expensive as well them adaptors - Try a Veho you won't be disappointed.
 Slide scanner - spamcan61
>> - Try a Veho you won't be disappointed.
>>
Yeah ~I'll get one of those if my 10 year old Acer Scanwit breaks.
 Slide scanner - Stuartli
>>and why would I buy another flat bed scanner when I already have one?>>

You only mentioned it earlier..:-)

In any case a dedicated product is usually far more effective rather than a device that attempts being a jack of all trades.

My Epson R300 cost me at least twice what I could have acquired an all-in-one for at the time, but does its main role of a photo printer superbly whilst producing better than average quality text when required.
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