Canon CanoScan CS8800F

Pros: No warm up time, Quick set-up, Easy to use, Clearer Images

Cons: I should have bought it sooner!

The Bottom Line: Perfect for preserving photo collections. And for those that have a bunch of negatives? This is the scanner for you!

Review: After simple step-by-step set-up of this scanner, it was very simple to "jump right in" to scanning my photos, 35mm slides, and negatives up to 120 size. Yes, I did in fact scan all that I just mentioned and they turned out excellent! Scanner comes ...

Pros: Extremely fast, easy to use.  Results are excellent. However I use Photoshop elements 6.

Cons: The plastic to hold the 35MM film strip is a bit flimsy.

Review: The Canoscan 8800f actually exceeded my expectations. This is no small feat considering all the electronic junk being pushed out there. ...

Pros: Amazing scan quality even on film. Price = $200 wow! Canon flawless with the optics.

Cons: Short USB cable and won't work with longer. Cheep film holders. Buggy software

The Bottom Line: Buy it, set it on top of the CPU, and handle the film frames with great care. Medium format users take note.

Review: I bought one of these scanners to primarily digitize film. Both 35mm and 120 roll from my Hasselblad. As you may be aware, anyone who shoots 120 rollfilm with a Hasselblad these days is very picky about image quality (and can't afford $9000 for a ...