Elias and Adeline have enjoyed helping me scan 100s of photos. The set-up was quite easy and once you have the program installed, it is just a few clicks and you are scanning and saving. It’s fast-like seriously fast-in many cases, one-photo-per-second fast! And it’s wireless, which doesn’t seem like a big deal until you’re scanning a huge number of photos and those photos are dropping right into a file on your laptop without having to plug something in.
Epson fast photo scanner trial#
Anytime I used a photo scanner, I did so begrudgingly because I found them cumbersome and slow and often not very user friendly.ĭespite my doubt, I told Epson to send me one of their miracle scanners for me to use on a trial run.Īnd oh my gosh, for somebody like me-a photo lover whose greatest fear is that all of my memories will start to discolor and age or get ruined-the Epson FastFoto really is a game changer. As a photo and memory enthusiast, how could I not be curious about a fast and, not go mention, wireless photo scanner?īut I’m also very familiar with photo scanners, having had used them often, both for work and hobby purposes-so I was skeptical too. The rep claimed that the Epson FastFoto FF-680-the so-called fastest personal photo scanner in the world-would change everything I knew and had experienced with previous photo scanners. Because of this, you can imagine my delight when I was contacted by an Epson representative about a brand new photo scanner they were launching. Needless to say, I never will send my photos anywhere again.
Epson fast photo scanner series#
(The package included no real identifying info because it was all a series of numbers from the scanning company.) Because of a name on the back of one of the photos, the post office clerk found a distant relative and we got the photos back. Miraculously, months later, the photos were found at a random post office in East Tennessee. We are talking some of the only photos on the planet of my ancestors through my dad's childhood. To make a long story short, my photos got lost in the mail. I gathered several hundred of the most precious and sent them away. My grandmother had just gone into a nursing home and we had boxes and boxes of photos. A few years ago I was contacted by a company that offered to scan some old family photos in exchange for a blog post.
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