BEST PHOTO SCANNER? Epson FF-680W FastFoto Review Unboxing & Setup

Welcome to our comprehensive review, unboxing, and setup of the Epson FF680W FastFoto Photo Scanner! This might be the best photo scanner ever and it is certainly the best photo scanner we have ever used.
In this video, we'll take you through the entire process of unboxing and setting up the Epson FF-680W FastFoto Photo Scanner, one of the fastest and most versatile photo scanners on the market. We'll cover everything from what's in the box, how to install the software, to scanning your first photo.
The Epson FF680W FastFoto Photo Scanner is designed to digitize your precious memories quickly and easily. With its high-speed scanning and versatile features, it's the perfect tool for anyone looking to preserve their photo collection.
We'll also share our honest review of the scanner, discussing its features, performance, and value for money. Whether you're a professional photographer or just someone looking to digitize old family photos, this video will provide you with all the information you need about the Epson FF680W FastFoto Photo Scanner.
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0:00 Intro
0:40 Unboxing FF-680W
1:25 FF-680W Works on Mac, PC, iPhone, Android Mobile
2:39 Setup Epson FF680W
4:10 WiFi Setup Epson FF-680W
6:40 FF680W Fastfoto Software Settings
9:20 How Fast Is Epson FF680W Photo Scanner
12:15 FF680W 300 DPI vs 600 DPI vs 1200 DPI Quality Differences
14:20 Epson FF-680W Review
15:03 Outro

[@ashleythomson6935]

Awesome scanner. It is very sensitive for double feeds, so old photos that are mounted won't go through and have to be done on a flatbed scanner. It gives warnings if there is dust or dirt in it which will affect the scan. Best purchase I have made for doing photo restorations.

[@user-lf3hb6fo9c]

Thank You SO much! this was extremely helpful.

[@JBird2ful]

EXCELLENT and extremely helpful!!! Thank you!

[@Banditten2002]

Thank you for your review, of the Epson scanner, you have convinced me that it is the Epson Scanner, and not the Canon R40 scanner, which is not recommended, as the Epson has a better quality. Thanks from Jeppe, Denmark😀😁

[@URTechDotCa]

Glad I could help and thanks for watching from Denmark (I am in Calgary, Alberta, Canada!) :)

[@NiCaNaMex]

June 2024, I want to make sure everyone knows if you're using Windows 11, I did not find a link to download software on the website at this point. It just says to connect the scanner to the same Wi-Fi/internet and it will automatically download the drivers.

[@hyoksoo]

So useful review right before my purchase. Thanks from Jeju, South Korea.

[@URTechDotCa]

Thanks for the kind words! We are still using it and it has not had a problem in the 1000+ photos we have scanned so far... almost done. Thanks for letting me know you are from South Korea. My girlfriend and I are talking about taking a vacation there. Have a great day Hyok :)

[@brematthews384]

Excellent thank you!

[@URTechDotCa]

Glad it was helpful!

[@edwardrao8651]

Very clear presentation, but a little fast, so I will watch it a couple of more times.

[@stephanebogen5411]

Great video. How do you keep only the enhanced pictures, so you don't have duplicates ?

[@andybigchief]

Can I put the photos to a pen drive

[@rossbo5514]

Some of the 1* reviewers in Amazon complain that the rollers on their machines are scratching the original prints. In your closeups of the photo you scanned several times it looks like there is a scratch along the length of the print that shows up in the darker areas. Do you notice any scratches on other ones you scanned as compared to any you have not scanned? Thanks

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

That’s what I was coming back to see if that ever got fixed 😢

[@CreachterZ]

You may well regret not saving the original as opposed to the “enhanced” as technology advances. Do like museums do. Save the highest quality image in its natural state. Save the basic image and use the enhancements available down the road.

[@Artheon]

Was this video made in 2005? A 14MB image isn't "gigantic", what a silly statement. A $7 32GB USB thumb drive can hold 2285 photos. A 20MP photo using lossless jpeg compression will be 30MB. Talk about being overly dramatic. Sheesh.