Canon MF6530 Duplex Copier Laser Printer

Increase efficiency with this robust, stylish and affordable multifunctional. Rapid and high quality laser printing, copying and color scanning provide professional productivity. The robust and reliable MF6530 handles your needs fast, easily and efficiently. Increase productivity with laser printing, copying and color scanning in one compact unit. Print and copy at up to 22 per minute with high quality laser output. A 1200 x 600 dpi enhanced print resolution delivers perfect results for both text and graphics. Time saving features enhance ease of use and productivity. The 50-page Duplex Automatic Document Feeder speeds up double-sided printing and copying without the need to split up lengthy documents. A standard 500-sheet paper cassette and 100-sheet multi purpose tray meets your paper demands. Share printing resources with the optional AXIS 1650 Print Server, offering simple and seamless connectivity to your network. Copy, Scan and Print Resolution - 600 x 600 DPI, 1200 x 600 DPI quality Copy and Document Scan Size - Platen Up to 8.5 x 14 inches, ADF 3 x 5 to 8.5 x 14 inches Print and Copy Speed - Up to 23 cpm (letter) Print and Copier Type - Laser-based Monochrome Digital Copier Scanner Type - Color Contact Image Sensor (CIS) 1 second (from Energy Saver Mode) Warm up Time First Copy Time - Less than 8 seconds Print and Copier Type - Laser-based Monochrome Digital Copier Reduction & Enlargement - 50-200% in 1% increments Copy and Print Memory - 64MB (Shared) Paper Source - 500-sheet cassette, 100-sheet multipurpose tray Paper Output - 100 sheets (face down) Output File Formats - JPEG, PDF, TIFF, BMP Network Function - Print and Scan via optional external print server Power Consumption - 780W (Max), 5W (Energy Saver Mode) Bundled Software - Canon drivers for Windows, ScanSoft OmniPage SE (OCR), NewSoft Presto PageManager OS Compatibility - Windows 98, Me, 2000,
Customer Review: Zemes misunderstood
This is a great printer for the price, and better than any others in it's price range for continuous, heavy usage in a small business environment, (like a law firm or doctor's office). Zemes wrote what appears to be a 2000 word dissertation, mostly complaining that the manual document feeder is not intuitive and that you must manually set the printer to print to special media each time. Neither is true. The printer automatically feeds from the manual document feeder if there is anything in it. When it is out, it reverts to the standard paper tray. No programming of the unit is necessary to print special media. Click "envelope wizard" in Word, or "letters and mailings" in WP, and print envelopes, etc. In short, this printer does all of the things that Zemes complains that it doesn't, so please don't let that review stop you from considering this Canon printer.
Customer Review: utstandind copier & scanner
An excellent solution for copy and scanning needs for the small and/or home office. Two pages to one, or front and back to two. Collates. Large paper supply. Reliable auto document feeding.

While there may be plenty of good reasons to buy a Canon Digital Rebel XTi, not every camera is good for every photographer. So, depending on what's important to you, and how you take pictures, you should probably be aware of the short comings of this camera. There's plenty of information out there about how great this camera is, but for just a minute or two, lets be brutally and critically honest.

The Canon Digital Rebel XTi, is guilty of underexposure in any and all lighting conditions, specifically with the auto setting turned on. Even Canon will have trouble disputing this claim. I heard from one XTi owner that went as far as to send in pictures taken from two separate XTi cameras to Canon, and ask what was wrong. All the pictures were dark and underexposed, and Canon told them, that yes the camera used to take those pictures was defective. Not realizing of course, that the pictures came from two brand new cameras. Apparently the problem is really with the auto settings. If your the type of photographer, that never uses the out of the box factory settings, then this may not be a issue for you. Otherwise just take a pass, there are plenty of other good cameras you should be considering.

The XTi has a rather annoying habit of locking up when quickly taking a consecutive number of pictures in a row. The shutter just locks up and issues a busy signal. According to Canon, this is normal and the camera is performing as designed. At first glance, this may seem like just a case of not enough battery power for the strength of the flash. But, no, it's actually the way the camera is designed to work. The XTi manual comes right out and says this is a safety feature intended to protect the flash. Again, you need to judge if this is an issue for you. If your the type that likes to fire off twenty or so pictures in a row, then this camera will likely annoy you to no end. Otherwise, this is really a non issue.

One last thing. It's pretty standard, that all digital cameras come with an LCD screen. It's pretty nice to be able to use the LCD screen while taking a picture, so the don't need to have the camera right in your face. The little point and shoot digital I bought for my daughter went so far as to eliminate the view finder altogether. Apparently that manufacturer realized using the LCD is the favorite choice of most users. With the XTi, Canon made the unusual decision to go the other way. The only way to see what picture your taking, is to use the viewfinder. The 2.5 inch LCD is very nice, you just can't use it to see what picture your currently taking. It's only used to review pictures already taken, or to adjust the camera settings. I guess they're just trying to save battery power. Who knows? Once again, it's all a case of what's important to you and how you take photos.

So, if I haven't convinced you yet not to buy a Canon Digital Rebel XTi, or you would prefer to hear some nice things about the Rebel XTi, that's fine. Here's some other nice cameras to consider. Just remember, it's always good to get a balanced opinion and then decide what is really right for you.

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