Epson’s Perfection V100 Photo scanners can convert Film Negatives into Digital Images. Yes, that’s right; it possible to digitize your negatives so if you have lots of them, go and get yourself an Epson’s Perfection V100 Photo scanner and you’ll be able to immortalise all your memorable souvenirs. The V100’s CCD imager produces resolutions of up to 3,200X9, 600 dpi and 48-bit color depth, meaning you’ll get an accurate

 copy. The scanner also has Epson's Easy Photo Fix technology for restoring color brightness to old and faded photos, Digital Dust Correction for removing small particles from scanned images and Backlight Correction for improving poorly exposed photos taken with bright light in the background. With a maximum optical resolution of 3,200 dpi, the scanner can
 handle a regular photos, books, magazines, etc, up to 8.5 by 11.7 inches. The scanner's lid is hinged and can be easily expandable upward for thick documents or books. The scanner includes four one-touch buttons; The Scan button scans and saves the captured image. The Copy button scans your document and sends the image to Epson's Copy Utility, enabling you to print it out. The Email button scans and attaches the scanned image to an email message. The PDF button scans an image ormultiple
 document pages and creates a PDF file containing all of the scanned material. Reviewers at www.maclife.com state that Epson's Perfection V100 “is a great image scanner for photo enthusiasts on a budget”.