VueScan now FREE for Personal and Educational use on LINUX. VueScan allows you to scan color snapshots, negatives, slides and documents using most high-quality scanners.

Phoenix, AZ March 15, 2004 -- Hamrick Software has made the Standard Edition of VueScan free for personal and educational use on Linux. VueScan supports dozens of scanners that aren't supported by other open-source scanner software.

VueScan contains full support for infrared scanning on Epson, Minolta, Nikon and Canon film scanners. This lets you automatically find and remove dust spots and scratches when scanning film, reducing the need to manually touch up scans with Photoshop and significantly improving scanning productivity.

VueScan allows you to scan color snapshots, negatives, slides and documents using most high-quality flatbed and film scanners.

VueScan automatically adjusts images to optimum color balance, which reduces the need to manually do this in Photoshop. VueScan
includes built-in color calibration of scanners, producing colors that look true to life.

The software allows you to produce better looking colors from negative film, with support for more than 100 different brands of negative film. VueScan has options for scanning faded slides and prints, batch scanning, IT8 color calibration and other advanced scanning features.

VueScan 7.6.79 is available for Windows,Mac OS X and Linux.
More than 100 scanners are supported.

The Standard Edition of VueScan is free on Linux for personal and educational use, and otherwise costs US$59.95 for a single user license.

The Professional Edition costs US$79.95 for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux for a single user license. Multi-user licenses are available.