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Epson Perfection 2450 Photo user reviews

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  • 3.0 stars

    "Great Scanner, but..." on

    Summary: I've been using my Epson Perfection 2450 Photo for well over a year now, and it has worked flawlessly. I have used it with Windows 2000 Pro as well as with Windows XP Pro. Recently I upgraded my computer from an Athlon-based setup to a Pentium 4 3.06GHz. My new computer only has USB 2.0 ports while the old Athlon system only had USB 1.1. I am running Windows XP (as before) with the latest Epson drivers (5.71 I think) and every time I try to use the scanner I get the error: "Epson Twain 5 Error: Scanner failed to send image during scan." Quickly putting two and two together I realized that the only difference, as far as the scanner was concerned, was the new USB 2.0 vs. the old USB 1.1. So I plugged my old USB 1.1 hub into one of my new USB 2.0 ports and then plugged the scanner into the USB 1.1 hub. Voila! It works like a charm! So I have come to the conclusion that either Epson has a bunch of totally incompetent tech support personnel working for them or they are too dishonest to admit they have a USB 2.0 compatibility problem even though they advertise the Epson Perfection 2450 Photo as a USB 2.0 compatible device. Either way, I have lost a great deal of respect for Epson through this. Nonetheless, the 2450 Photo scanner makes excellent quality scans with great color, contrast and saturation. The built-in transparancy scanning capability with included slide and negative templates work great as well. So overall I don't think you can beat this scanner for the money, even with it's USB 2.0 flaw.

  • 1.5 stars

    "? Smart Panel" on by Heppy65

    Pros: Not Impressed

    Cons: Not Impressed

    Summary: Had scanner,Epson Perfection 2450 but lost Smart Panel, when computer crashed where can I download it from???

  • 5.0 stars

    "Best bang for the buck!!" on

    Pros: Flatbed scanner does it all. Great for processing that boxful of negatives...any negatives! USB or firewire connection. It does whatever I ask it to do.

    Cons: Windows XP sometimes balks at software installation, but XP usually does. Works great once you get past these objections.

  • 2.5 stars

    "Would recommend if I hadn't had so many problems" on

    Pros: Good quality scans and affordable price.

    Cons: In a nutshell...problems scanning documents into Acrobat 6 PDF format. Continual collapse of the scan after the pre-scan because the computer "lost contact" with the scanner. After weeks of wrestling appear to have solved the problem by switching from U

  • 1.5 stars

    "Occasional problems" on

    Pros: The idea of this unit is good and on occasion in certain modes things work well.

    Cons: Bought mine off ebay from Tri-State in NYC. Its an official refurb so I thought things would be fine. Problem is in the scanning of negatives. They occasionally don't scan well, weird color casts amoung other problems. Tri-State doesn't really want to

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