Canon CanoScan 4400F Color Image Scanner (1306B002)

I have scanned over 600 slides so far and I have not had a single problem. I ordered this despite mixed reviews. I have not yet figured out how to scan negative strips with it- but... It also does a few other type of old negative/picture options also. It is a time consuming project to begin with, so the speed of the machine seems fine to me. It is not to slow (and definately not extremely fast). If I could get an extra slide adapter to load while the original one is scanning, it would be perfect!

I have a new model Mac computer... and the software installed perfectly and works flawlessly. The editing software included on the software is pretty great with lots of neat capabilities.

Thanks!

works good but the features are not user friendly. A lot of Casing looks very cheap the adapter is not very compact, need a seperate power supply apart from the usb.

This scanner is fantastic. The very first scan, using default settings, was flawless and detailed. It's quick. The film scanner feature works great. And you can't beat the price.

Since I didn't want to spend a fortune on a scanner I was debating for months whether to buy this Canon or one of the other models under $100. But as I mainly wanted it for documents, none of them seemed right. I recently stumbled on the Fujitsu Scansnap S300 - for $260 (there's also a model just for the Mac). After I blanched at the price, I read the reviews and took the plunge. If you're like me and mainly need a scanner for docs, this is the one. It is fabulous. I'm running Vista 32. Installiion is a snap. It is not a flatbed, but you can scan up to 12 docs at once, it scans both sides, and takes seconds. The included Organizer software is really easy to use. It's well worth the extra $.

Using scanner to convert old photo albums to digital files. Very easy to use and I am pleased with the quality of the scanned files. I wish the scanner had a power button though. Not a big deal and the price is very reasonable.