Canon C125-9108

This is my third scanner. First I had a Microtek with separate light source for scanning transparent media. It was a fine serial-port scanner. Retired it, seven years ago got a Visioneer USB which was easy and reliable until last month. I received this...

Great value for the money. wanted to scann 35mm slides since I had a lot of them from earlier times taking photos. Was trying to get one that had more capacity other than 4 at a time but they do not make that model anymore.. This one does a great job,...

We purchased for high resolution and the scanned pictures look great. Recommend to anyone.

This is the fastest and quietest scanner I have ever used. The software is easy to use and where I also have a Canon printer, I can use the MP Navigator software to control both. The ability to scan slides is a major bonus now than I'm going through...

I replaced my older photo scanner (another brand)with the 9000F. The software is great and the speed of the scan was very impressive. I scanned a negative from Nov. 1941 and the results were fantastic, even using the autoscan feature.

I have been extremely impressed by the results from this scanner. It does a great job with documents, photos, and slides. Would definitely recommend it.

I am happy with this product.

I bought this to convert slides and film to digital images and to replace a scanner that did not work with Windows 7. It is much faster than other units I researched. It will scan four slides or two strips of film about 8 inches long with each scan. If...

I've gone through about 5 scanners in the past 20 years. This one works the best by far. My previous scanner a Canon 4400F. Worked fine on Windows Vista, but when I switched to Windows 7, it became finicky. I downloaded the latest drivers for the 4400F...