You also cannot use it with b&w film or Kodachrome slides because they partially block infrared. It is slow as molasses, apparently not optimized for modern CPUs. It does not handle big defects but does OK with little bits of lint. It uses infrared to detect dust so it knows exactly what to try to remove. The Digital ICE thing is in the Epson scanning software. It barely holds on to the film and does not flatten any lengthwise curling. I do have one complaint: the tray to hold the negatives is not the greatest. You might be able to try one out if you go to a FedEx Office store (USA only). It does very well, the software is reasonably full-featured, and it has no major problems. If you are on a budget, the Epson V600 Photo flatbed scanner, as shown the original post, is pretty standard for photos, slides and negatives.
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