Flat bed scanner recommendations

[Triton]

Alright guys, what do you know, you've never lead me wrong before. I'm looking for an easy to use flatbed schanner in the sub 150 dollar range. Any recommendations?

 

[richard thurman]

Lexmark makes a printer that is everything but a fax machine. I have one and it broke so I bought another one. It cost me $50.00 and that is with two brand new ink cartages. One black one color. You can’t go wrong for the price.

 

[Marton]

I've always been a big fan of epson scanners
I will be getting a V600 soon for my negatives and positives.

For a sub 150 scanner I think you won't go wrong with the V30 or V300 (I think there's a newer version though). I've not tried these personally, but I've seen some photo output and they look good. HTH

 

[Bob W]

Epson has a good field-of-depth if you intend to use the scanner to create images of 3D items like pocketknives. Bernard Levine has a sticky in his forum section regarding the use of scanners. Probably some helpful information in there for you.

 

[Triton]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the thoughts and recommendations so far! :thumbup: