However, I am being rude to Epson, but should not be to you so thanks for the link! I just don't take the time (nor should I have to) to read through 5 text heavy pages to find a stupid driver. Probably because where on Earth Epson hides this on their web site was a mystery to me until now. If you have to, pick up an HP 5300C scanner from Ebay, they should be pretty cheap by now. I know they're more expensive, BUT you get what you pay for, AND make sure the scanner works with VueScan. Sell your Epson scanner on Ebay, and go get an HP scanner. I do not trust Epson's products they seem a little quirky, kinda like the older printers that worked with Windows 7 and 8 years ago. Personally, I would never buy any more Epson equipment after owning one of their printers - very cheaply made and worse, it streaks when it prints. Did you contact the author of VueScan? VueScan is fast on my system and it sometimes crashes when I quit it, but it's no big deal, it NEVER crashes during operation, and the color balance and detail of the scans is so much better than any software included with the scanner. Something is definitely not working right with your configuration. I don't understand why the UI is so slow on your fast machine. I have a B & W PowerMac G3, 500MHz, 768MB RAM, an HP ScanJet 5300C and everything works perfectly. It's UI is pure amateur work and it has obvious bugs if it crashes on Apple's second hottest Mac running OS X 10.2.1. I'm sorry, but although VueScan does allow me to use my scanner (Epson can go to he|| for not supporting OS X), it's not this fabulous app everyone is raving about.
This is all on a brand new DP 1 GHz with 769 MB RAM that runs everything else perfectly and super darn fast. I really hate its UI/usability - I'll spend my time color correcting and cropping in photoshop. Every time I quit VueScan it crashes (program unexpectedly quit).Ģ.The UI is super slow to respond (click on an option and it takes 3 seconds to change).ģ. So, I purchase the SN and now the fun begins.ġ. Even though my scanner is listed as supported by VueScan, as suggested on VueScan's site, I tried it out before purchasing and despite some completely off auto crops, it seemed to work. Based on all the raves I purchased VueScan to work with OS X 10.2.1 and my new Epson Perfection 2450.
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