Canon CanoScan FS2720U

A good general-purpose scanner at a great price (can be had for ~$300). Best suited for negatives. Some high contrast scenes do not scan well from slides due to higher contrast.

The CanoScan FS2720U is a terrific tool for the advanced amateur / novice photographer that still use film.

I've been using a Canoscan FS2720U for a little over a month now and I have been very pleased with my purchase, so far. Any disappointments that I've had with scanned images from this scanner are always atributable to my inability to get a correct...

I am an amateur photographer and I must say that I am extremely fussy about the quality of a photograph. I shoot mostly slides and use the scanner primarily for slide scanning to archive and print my shots. Here is my impression of the FS2720U:

We use film scanner in my Photojounarlism class so and loved the way the scans looked so I decided to get one. I saw that B&H had them used at a very good price. The scans have been great and the colors are very nice. I have windows XP and even though...

All in all, I am very satisified with this scanner. Pictures come thru very clean and sharp, and the software is relativly easy to learn. I upgraded from a flatbed scanner, so this is quite an improvement. I would recommend it to anyone looking to move...

The CanonScan FS2720U is a very capable dedicated USB film scanner capable of scanning both traditional color/b&w 35mm negatives and slides, in addition to both color/b&w APS film. Adaptors are provided for both 35mm strips and APS film formats - which...

I did alot of research before deciding to buy this scanner. $400+ for me is alot of money so I wasn't trying to decide between this and the Nikon as most people on here are. I was trying to decide between several "affordable" scanners: the minolta, HP,...

Easy to install and configure; good software that is simple to use; great 8x10 capable scans. Disregard the two negative posts, as they are having simple configuration problems. Well worth the money.