Canon Scanner

Canon Scanner

By Anne Ahira

There are many scanners out there in the marketplace now, some are used to scan photos, some to scan medical slides.

However, the majority of scanners are used to scan documents into a computer so that they can be stored in the computer and not as cumbersome physical files or even books. A Canon scanner will probably fit your requirements perfectly for document scanning.

For example the DR-4010C Canon scanner is constructed for the most productivity. It has a 100 sheet ADF (automatic document feeder) that will run at high-speed up to 42 ppm (page per minute) in black and white documents and at 84 pages in a minute for color documents. It will astound you that your documents can literally be scanned in seconds for you.

This Canon scanner will easily handle an extensive variety of document sizes. For example, it can scan a business card, then go to a legal size document. Interestingly enough it can even handle a document up to 39” when set in long document mode.

As you can imagine, with this built in ability to handle such a range of document sizes and types, this scanner will provide an amazing resource for its renowned document scanning flexibility.

As one of its additional amazing technical details, the DR-4010C Canon scanner has an extremely versatile dual paper path. This means that it is designed to provide accommodation for many diverse document types.

As a default, the U-turn paper path enables the scanner to handle batch scanning at tremendous high speeds. Meanwhile the straight paper path endows the scanner with the highest flexibility so that it can safely scan plastic cards, thick and possibly very fragile documents.

The DR-4010C Canon scanner is capable of scanning fine lines and even intricate image details with truly astounding extreme clarity as well as precision. This is due to the device’s highly developed scanner technologies. It has what’s called a three line sensor that works in fine relation with its pinpoint manner of color matching.

This color matching is accomplished by the built-in Three-Dimensional Color chip that performs corrections and then it’s set to reproduce the thoroughly incomparable perfectly vivid twenty four bit color images.

This scanner will further amaze you as the DR-4010C Canon scanner is full to capacity with the most advanced image processing features in order to boost your company’s scanning efficiency.

For example when left alone while it performs unattended batch scanning, it will on its own, automatically detect page sizes, skip a blank page, rotate images that are found sideways or perhaps upside down, as well as straighten skewed images.

While showing it at a sales presentation, someone was heard muttering, “Dang, next thing to be said about the DR-4010C Canon scanner is that it makes perfect coffee for you too!”

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