A scanner is technology made for everyone. And now that most of us are working or going to school from our homes, there is no better time to get busy scanning the stacks of negative films, printed images, and documents that you have filling your space. Epson is a well trusted, go-to brand for printers and scanners. We recently gave away some Epson supertank printers on the blog; so, for this contest, you will now have a chance to win one of three fanstastic Epson scanners: a V19, a V39, or a V600 (as shown above).
Epson scanners are perfect for the beginner and the pro
Epson scanners are easy to use for everyone in your family. Perhaps you need a scanner for documents and family photos; or you may want to take the hassle out of your finances by routinely scanning receipts; or you may be a professional who needs to scan images at a high resolution or wants to save money by scanning your film instead of sending it to the lab. Regardless, one of these scanners will suit your needs. Each one of these Epson scanners has great resolution, scan time, and is fairly compact to fit snuggly on your desk.
The Epson V19 and V39 are perfect for scanning documents and printed pictures at home. You’ll love how easy it will be to digitize those documents and images that are cluttering up your home. I love how tiny and compact this scanner is; just put it away on a shelf when not in use it to help your desk stay clean and uncluttered.
As a photographer, I work with both digital format and film format. As much as I love shooting film, I find that archiving the physical negatives can take up quite a bit of space over time. This is where having a trusted scanner comes in handy and my favourite of the three we’re giving away in this contest has to be the Epson V600. This scanner is a lot bigger than Epson V19 and V39. This is because it has the ability to scan negative and positive film. It comes with 2 film trays: 1 for 120 films and another for 135 films and slides.
Check out the review done by Chris Loblaw on these three Epson perfection scanners to learn more about these scanner.
How to enter
Entering this contest is easy but you can only enter once. In a comment below tell us what you would scan if you won one of these awesome Epson scanners. Are there documents taking up too much space that you can’t wait to digitize? Let us know in a comment below.
What you can win
At the end of this contest, we will randomly select three winners from all eligible entries. One will receive the Epson V19, one will receive the Epson V39, and one will receive the Epson V600.
This contest will run from June 9, 2020 to June 21, 2020
Remember, comment below what you would scan for an entry to win one of three Epson scanners. You are only able to enter once, however if you know anyone that is in need of a scanner, go ahead and share this article with them so they have a chance to win as well!
Win an Epson Scanner Contest Rules and Regulations
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I would scan all the many, many family photographs if I won one of these awesome Epson scanners!
Receipts
I want to save precious photo albums and memories.
Family photos and ancestry!
Important documents to keep, recipes in magazines, photos
I’d love to scan old school and art projects.
I have a treasure trove of old negatives that my father left me that I would love to scan and preserve for future generations.
Digitizing our family’s history – photographs, negatives and film strips – for future generations.
Would be excellent to archive old family photos…
Photos
I would love to digitize my daughters Wedding pictures plus old family pictures a great gift to give to family members and to cherish for myself!
I would scan pictures if I won.
I’d scan older (pre-digital) photos.
My wife has a lot of news photos which she wants scanned and saved rather than laminated. This would make my work easier as we are behind in technology.
I always have to scan agendas for my board meetings and the newsletter that I do. Make me happy with new equipment.
My wife wants to keep records of household treasures for insurance. A scanner would be an asset.
I am always needing to scan documents when I win contests! 🙂 – Hope to winning again soon.
would love to digitize all of my boys artwork and drawings!
I’d use it to scan my daughter’s drawings
I would continue scanning old family slides. My existing scanner doesn’t have decent software support for such tasks.
I would scan my wedding pictures and important documents to save them on flash drives and make backups.
I would give this to my son, he would use it to scan his homework etc
I would scan my parents wedding pictures to save them on disc =)
I’d scan photos
I would scan photos!
I would scan my school projects
I used to work in a photo lab for 8 years! Over the course of the 8 years, I accumulated many photos and negatives. I would use the scanner to scan the negatives and photos to ensure we have backups of these precious family photos for generations to come!
photos
I would scan my old family albums and share digitally with my family.
I love to take pictures.Would definitely start with all the photos I have accumulated over the years. 🙂
I would scan some photos and documents.
I would scan any important documents
I would scan some photos
Scan documents that need to get somewhere fast
On a visit to my mothers house we found an old box of family pictures in the garage, would love to scan all of those.
SCAN IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
I have tons of photos layig around in a bin, so I would scan all the pictures to share with family and friends.
I’d scan my photo albums so I could share with my siblings if I were lucky enough to win!
Recently found birth and marriage documents for my parents and grandparents.
All of our photos and important documents.
family photos from when I was a kid!
Important documents that I”ll want to have digital access to
Old family photos
I would lave to be able to scan my old tax returns
Old family photos
I would scan contest win declarations forms.
I think I would use it to scan photos.
Scan all my work documents!
Family photos.
Lost a lot of old family photos, so I would scan old family photographs and drawings.
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