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[EddieP]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Thank the baseball gods this wasn't another scammer thread. V600 works great for me.

Well, it depends. It is a scam on Apple’s part by making old peripherals obsolete on new software

[SAllen2556]

Originally Posted by EddieP

Well, it depends. It is a scam on Apple’s part by making old peripherals obsolete on new software

Yep. I had a Canon scanner that I used for scanning 4 x 5 negatives that eventually became incompatible with my Mac. It was cheaper to buy an old Mac off ebay that was compatible to the Canon rather than buy a new scanner that could do 4 x 5 negatives.

[bobbyw8469]

I am following this as well. I have an Epson V30. It's old (by technology standards), but works great on PSA cards. For SGC cards it's a different story. It makes them all look dirty and trashy. With a ton of lint in the background, even with the "lint filter" turned on. Can anyone recommend a scanner that does great with both PSA and SGC?

[Leon]

I use a Canon 5600F. It works great.

[bobbyw8469]

Leon....not sure if you would know this or not, but is the bed also big enough for a CGC graded comic book?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

Leon....not sure if you would know this or not, but is the bed also big enough for a CGC graded comic book?

The bed is 12 x 8 so it might not be, I am not sure. I don't collect comics .

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[D. Bergin]

Epson V700 here.

If you like your Canon 5600F you might want to look into "Silverfast 8" scanner software and see if it can integrate with your Canon. Might cost a few bucks, but cheaper then buying a newer competent scanner.

A few years ago, my Epson scanner software stopped working for me after my Windows PC did an update. Couldn't get it to work for anything. Thought I'd have to trash my Epson, that I loved.

Found the Silverfast program and have been using it ever since. My Epson drivers eventually updated to the point I could use my Epson software again, over a year later or so, but I found the Silverfast software superior to it and never went back.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

Leon....not sure if you would know this or not, but is the bed also big enough for a CGC graded comic book?

no, not big enough for a CGC slab

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

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[Fuddjcal]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I am following this as well. I have an Epson V30. It's old (by technology standards), but works great on PSA cards. For SGC cards it's a different story. It makes them all look dirty and trashy. With a ton of lint in the background, even with the "lint filter" turned on. Can anyone recommend a scanner that does great with both PSA and SGC?

I bought a Epson V600 a few years ago and followed the tutorial from another board member. Very Happy with the results for all the cards encased and raw.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Eum...gFVdzjffp/view

It is pretty big and was a little hard to find as they were out of stock at many retailers. I only use it for cards and keep it under my desk and only pull it out when I use it.

[RL]

I have a Mac and a epson V600

amazon has it priced at 269.99 for now

[The Nasty Nati]

Does anybody have a V700 with macOS Monterey software (or newer)? I just want to make sure I don't end up getting the V700 and it doesn't work with my current computer.

And maybe I'll try the Silverfast 6 with my current Canon 5600f.
Just a bummer, I love the 5600f but Apple's software update just no longer allows me to use it.

[npa589]

I had an Epson V30 (I think) previously, but it broke within 2 years. I've had a Canon 9000F Mark II for 4 or so years and it's awesome.

I still even have the original protective plastic on top, because I'm similar to Raymond's mom on Everybody Loves Raymond. I figure it will prevent dust from getting into the electrical!

Edited to add that I purchased the 9000F in 2018 for $169.99 before tax. Glad I bought in 2018!