On May 20, 5:35�pm, "gogu" wrote:
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On May 20, 4:29?pm, "gogu" wrote:





I don't think it's a software thing (the Epson software of my scanner is
spartan, too!), I believe it's the inherent capability of the scanner,
the
way your scanner is scanning...
I had a HP in the old days but I never took the results I took with my
trusted Epson.
I believe that Epson is still doing the best scaners (attention! CCDs!)
so I
believe you would be fine with the newer models, say the V350.

PS
� � The suggested VueScan software is excellent, give it a try if you
think
it's a software problem!
If you still get the same results with VueScan, then it's definitely what
I
said, it's just...your scanner:-)
I'll try it. It's funny because I worked for Epson for many years.

Then you know what I'm talking about:-)
IMO Epson was/is nr.1 in flatbed scanners.

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I was working for them when they released their first one, many years
ago. This was well before "photo" anything was out. It's a good
company though and I have many many friends who still work there. I
tried the software and it wasn't any better (to me) than what came
with my HP but my HP, the scanning is really a secondary function. It
scans non-slabbed just fine but the slab reflection is still there.
Actually a little worse. Oh well.