The scanning process is just too slow for that. It is least likely to be digitizing your entire lifetime of memories.
So we always feel obliged to warn readers that, in practice, a flatbed scanner is most likely to be used to squeeze every bit you can out of an important image. While all three of these scanners are impressive little boxes delivering more value per dollar than we've ever seen in a flatbed, the process of scanning your film and print archives is no less arduous than it's ever been. But only the white box gave away the pre-production nature of this unit. Retail units had not started shipping when we wrapped up this review. We've been using a review unit for a few weeks now. And at just $50 more than the CanoScan 8800F, the upgrade won't make you wince. With 9600x9600 dpi optical resolution, you can just about paint your house with a 35mm slide.
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