4x5 film positives on the HP Scanjet G4050 Photo Scanne: Hi, my name is Ted-- will I be able to scan 4x5 film positives on the HP Scanjet G4050 Photo Scanner?
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Does very well with 4x5 film but you need to use at least 1200 dpi resoliution and the result will be a large file. Scale at 100%. The default is 400%
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I'm sorry I don't know the answer to that question. I've never scanned neg's. I'd call Canon. From what was sent w/ the scanner for negatives, my inclination would be to answer that 3 x 5 may be too large. But, they may have something you can purchase aftermarket. Sorry. Sharon
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As long as you have enough ink you should be just fine. I use HP photo paper (I'm pretty sure it's even 4x6) and I've always had mine turn out really nicely.
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I have found the scanner to be every bit as good as a HP5P that I have previousy used for color family photographs. It has high resolution which allows enlargement of smaller photographs with high quality resulis. It is so handy to use, I never use the HP any more. I might add that the scanning software included is excellent. Wendell Hanson
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JR, You should not have any problems with doing as you asked. However I would caution you that you may only be able to make corrections to the photo 4 at a time. You should be able to scan all four pictures to save time, however you should then separate them as you put them in folders allowing you to correct and print one picture at at time rather having to print all four.
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I have not tried to do this, but I suspect that a) the photos may stick together and not feed well, especially if they are glossy, and b) the scan path is not very friendly to paper as heavy as photo stock.I would check HP's scanner specs to see what they say about maximum paper weight.But my best guess is no.
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Can I just lay an entire 35mm roll of film in a plastic Printfile right on the glass of the Canoscan 9000F and scan the whole thing? I want to make digital contact sheets from many rolls of color negatives. These are for reference, not for high resolution archival purposes. My old Canoscan 9950F will not do it. The scanning area is not big enough to cover the whole roll.
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went to staples website and put in c4795 and it comes up with hp60 and 60xl need to probably look at one out of box side by side. I have hp photosmart
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You can scan pictures and depending on the size of the picture being scanned, it can work perfectly HOWEVER the picture will be bent by the roller. If the paper the picture is printed on can withstand being bent by the roller, you're good ... but a lot of photo stocks won't withstand it. I figure here than anything 4 x 6 or smaller scans very well. Anything larger than that, I use my flatbed scanner.
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Rebecca, If that printer takes an HP 60 cartridge I would think you could. I have an HP Deskjet F4500 with an HP 60 cartridge and it does very well. I have not tried it on photos, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't do well on them too. I also agree with Natalie's comment about only being able to refill it once or twice. But it still saves a lot of money.
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You will need to set your scan for the maximum DPI possible and make sure that both the photo being scanned and the scanner glass is as free of dust / lint etc as possible. The only issue I see here is the graininess of the original photo. The larger the grain in the original the less desirable the 36 x 36 print will be.
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Sorry bit I can't help as I purchased a different scanner. However they are quite small the length being only slightly longer than the width of A4 paper.
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Not sure. The question I would be asking is what type of inks can the Machine use. HP makes a line of machines that are capable of handling assorted types of inks for printing on films. You may need to break out a second mortgage on your house to get one.
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Perhaps 10 using premium paper. If you load too many, it jams. I need to scan white premium paper containing photos and load 10 at a time to prevent jams. Then I load 10 more using the "add pages" button. It works but is not as efficient as our high volume scanner at the office. The HP costs a third of the price and does a nice job for these small at home projects. I would not use it for a business requiring high volume scanning.
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Oops! Please delete my earlier response. I believe D is for duplex printing, but i'm not sure about scanning! Am so sorry that I didn't think twice about the question. I suggest you google-it for that specific model.
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Yes.http://store.hp.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/SearchFinderView?pageSize=10&Printer;Search=true&inkTonerCategoryId;=88341&sear;chterm=c5550&pageView;=list&printerName;=true&SkuId;=384779&beginIndex;=0&langId;=-1&pr;oductName=HP+Photosmart+C5550+All-in-One+Printer&storeId;=10151&Supplies;=true
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You can do only A4 size paper. It doesn't allow bigger size paper. Also if I try to do small pictures it doesn't recognize them. I have to place them on a blank A4 and then scan them.