Hp scanjet g4010 photo scanner drivers for mac
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I use it mostly to scan old slides for myself and for clients, so it gets a workout. I'm very happy with this scanner. Date published: Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Better than Expected Use to scan multi-generational large family photo library. It's slow, but can multi-task. So far so good. This is a great scanner for price though. Easy to use and set-up.
I've had three Epson scanners and they have gone downhill with their later models. The HP set up was effortless and the results are very good. Initial impression of this scanner is very positive. I had an HP scanner at work for several years and was pleased with it which is why we purchased this one for home use.
The software is easy to use and I was making. Rated 5 out of 5 by Amy from Scanner is what is say it is I am using it to scan every day documents and for a project to scan photos.
It's fast and simple to use. Just plug in and go. Rated 1 out of 5 by Anonymous from So unhappy I returned it. First, let me say I love HP. When it comes to computers, they are my preferred brand. But I didn't like this scanner at all. I suspect the hardware, itself, is high quality--like all the HP products I've ever owned.
But despite great effort, I couldn't get the scanner software to load. It's important to know that I am an advanced user. I'm the guy that all my family and friends call when they're having problems. Despite that, I tried for over eight hours to get the scanner software loaded--all with no success. After trying everything, and seeking online help, I finally contacted HP support. This is where everything really went wrong. The guy at HP told me he suspected it was an incompatibility problem. This sounded feasible.
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The only problem is that he wanted to charge me for support. After telling him that, he responded, and I'm paraphrasing, 'some retailers sell refurbished merchandise that is out of warranty. I suspect this guy was clueless, or maybe he gets some extra incentive when he charges for support, but this is not what I expect from HP.
Very, very poor So, the bottom line is that I love HP, but I am thoroughly disappointed in this encounter. Be the first to review this item. Write a review weaaduqu. And in my scans of less conventional items such as fabric and inkjet prints, I saw hardly any difference in the results when using the six-color option.
The scanner attaches to your Mac via USB 2. And though we did most of our testing using Scan Pro from within Photoshop CS2, all of the shipping software worked as advertised. The Scan Pro software has a few quirks. Each time you launch the scanning software, for example, it opens to a window with default presets for common tasks. You have to click on the Adjustments button to see additional options.
After selecting adjustments, you click on the Accept button.
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The scanner then does its work, and when scanning from within Photoshop, the Scan Pro software closes after each scan. If you need to scan the same item multiple times with different settings, you might be better off scanning from the Scan Pro software to Photoshop instead of scanning from within Photoshop.
When scanning filmstrips, the individual frames were not automatically identified and cropped. Even worse, the film previews are tiny, making it very difficult to crop without zooming in to get a closer look—which requires yet another preview scan. In experimenting with various objects, I found that all the scans looked very good. They were occasionally a bit too red, but mostly the scans were pleasing and fairly true to the original colors. Transparency scans of our test slides had better than average color quality, but they were a little dark at default settings.
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Scans of our reflective resolution test image were sharp and captured an impressive amount of detail; however, our resolution test slide scans were quite a bit softer and showed less detail. How We Tested: We connected the scanner via USB 2. We scanned a number of test images into Photoshop CS2 and recorded the amount of time it took to scan an 8-byinch color photo at dpi and a 4-byinch photo at 1, dpi and bit color depth.
If the scanner included a transparency adapter, we also recorded the amount of time it took to scan a color slide at 2, dpi and bit color depth.