Robert A

Who makes one that will give me framelines and basic exposure information?

I wasn't being specific about a mechanical VF, or any removal particular set of features.  I'm just looking for an overall simpler camera to operate.  To me, a less is more approach is what I'm after.

Who says a smaller X-Pro has to be symmetrical?

No, the XE-series is built to a different standard and lacks an OVF. I am referring more towards a simpler, RF-type camera like Leica or Pixii.

My hope is for a slightly smaller body with less complexity and fewer features.

On trying as you suggested, the software doesn't seem to sense the border, so I have to manually adjust it each time.  Is there a calibration setting so it'll do a better job at detection?

Thank you.  I was trying to figure out how to control the snip.  In "Auto" mode, it cropped out the image borders, which I didn't want.

Following an earlier thread I posted on scanning family prints for archival purposes, I bought the Epson V600. I am looking for suggestions on scan settings for 8x10 B&W and color prints. The ...

I was headed down the copy stand route, and would do so if it achieved better results.  But the cost is higher (around $400+), plus the need for a lens that can shoot on flat planes.  The Epson ...

It would be a major hassle to be dealing with all the albums to involve an OS service.  And then there's the question of how much attention is given to each image.

I think I explained the objective in one of my other replies -- sharing among family members and archiving, but not for print reproduction. I'm guessing that the DS-575 has the same innards as the ...

I have an Epson DS-575w which appears to have close to the same specs (600 dpi and 10-bit, but not 1200 dpi), which I bought for document scanning. I may use it for small prints. But the larger ...

Then I think this is what I'll order.  Thank you everyone!

Some of the prints are 1940s-era B&W captured on medium format.  Any concerns with loss of tonality?

Does the higher DMax of the V850 make much of a difference with prints?

Need to scan a large collection of family photos, many as large as 8x10.  Prints only, no negs. I am trying to strike the right balance between speed, quality and cost and I'm looking at the Epson ...

Looking to create my first two 8x8 photo books thru Printique with a soft cover.  One for color, the other for B&W.  What papers, inks, etc. work well for color or B&W? Subjects are mostly people ...

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Manufacturers don't typically reprice products based on fluctuations in f/x rates, but it opens the door to buy it for less overseas.

I want a smaller digital RF with interchangeable lenses -- an X-Pro that's sized like an X100.