Fortunately, most of the settings are things you'll set once and never mess with again. The interface sucks it is not very intuitive, which is why my tutorials for it are so popular. I have not used it with an Epson scanner, but here are my thoughts on Vuescan anyway: The software delivers wonderful image quality and is far more stable than the software Nikon included (Nikon Scan), which constantly crashed. I have used Vuescan for nearly 20 yrs now with my Nikon 8000ED scanner. One for B&W negatives and the other for color slides. Yes, I do have two film scanning tutorials for Vuescan. What's been your experience with Vuescan at all? Does anyone here have the same scanner I have, the Epson V500, and runs it with Vuescan? BTW, I'd be using it in an iMac from September 2019, with Catalina. I hate to have lost the Epson software: I liked it, I finally had figured it out. Between plunking down $99 for software or upwards of $150 for a new scanner (if not more) that could potentially give me the same problem in the future, my mind is almost made in favor of the software (the site offers free unlimited updates and abilities to scan film and documents). In fact, my scanner, once glorious and reliable, is now in the hands of a very rudimentary scanning software that has no "save" button!Īfter reading some stuff online I found that Vuescan could come to the rescue. I downloaded some software from Epson's support site, but it's just not doing its job. As many of you know, Apple issued its new OS Catalina, and Epson drop the ball here because they didn't update the driver for their V500 Photo scanner (and they had been good at keeping up with Apple for a long time).
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