If you're not interested in editing your flow heavily then VueScan is perfectly fine. Of the two competing software I prefer Silverfast for more involved work flows. The work flawlessly on both platforms with good drivers.
I have used VueScan, Silverfast AI, and Silverfast SE plus. Try a TWAIN scan program to find the best match. If you're using a new or newish mac your probably running into driver issues. the V600 was, I think was original to 2009 and very dated. The issue that your having with Silverfast is the outdated TWAIN driver.
#SILVERFAST EPSON V600 DOWNLOAD 64 BIT#
I found that Epson now has a 64 bit driver for my Epson V600.Im installing that on the Mac Pro, and will try VueScan trial to see how it and epson scan does.Īn interesting tidbit, it appears the Epson 2 driver, etc.does not have ICE working, but if you download it, they will give you a version of SilverFast SE edition free if you enter in your Epson serial number. The description above mentioning multiple passes, I'm hoping that this is similar to the multiple exposure passes the SF does.neat trick. I'm going to try out the VueScan stuff tomorrow.one thing I'm not going to like as much, is that instead of being able to use your mouse to directly move the framing lines, it appears you have to use a slider on the control panel to move them, seems a pain. I REALLY want to like it.I love the large feature set.but it just is NOT stable in the least from what I've found. The NegaFix module in SF is amazing when you get the framing set right, you just tell it what type film you have and looks GREAT on inversion. There is a non-IR scratch and dust fix that does work.
The IR version of the scratch and dust doesn't work with B&W film.only color film. If you try to scan a frame with some bare negative outside, the image fixing doesn't work properly. There are a few little things I found out on YouTube videos, etc.like with the doesn't work right unless your entire image is in the frame.
Well, if you're familiar with Photoshop, the most of the controls seem similar.but figuring out some things takes a bit of time trying, using and pushing buttons to see what they do, but it isn't rocket surgery.
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