- CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET MOVIE
- CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET PDF
- CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET MANUAL
- CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET PRO
- CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET SOFTWARE
Photo Connect Media Card Support Memory Card Support: SD/SDHC, MMC/MMC+, miniSD/miniSDHC, microSD/microSDHC, RS-MMC, USB flash memory, CompactFlash, Microdrive, Memory Stick/PRO/Duo/PRO Duo/Micro, xD-Picture Card/M/H Scanner Features: Auto Document Fix, Auto Scan Mode, Gutter Shadow Correction, Push Scan, Network Scan, Scan to MemoryĬolor Depth: 48-bit internal/24-bit external Resolutions: 2400 x 4800 dpi optical and 19,200 x 19,200 dpi interpolated 600 x 600 dpi ADF
CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET MANUAL
15 seconds for colorĬopy Features: 4 in 1, 2 in 1, Auto Exposure/Intensity Copy, Borderless, Continuous Copy, Face Brightener/Fading Correction, Fit-to-Page, Gutter Shadow Correction Copy, Intensity, Image Repeat, Manual Color Adjustment, Masking Copy, Multiple Copy: 1-9, 99 Pages, Photo Reprint, Trimming Copy, Zoom Output Tray Capacity: Both the auto sheet feeder and the cassette hold 150 sheetsĬopier Copy Speed: Approx.
CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET MOVIE
Printer Features: Auto Duplex Print, Auto Photo Fix II, Borderless Printing, Camera Phone Printing, Document Printing, Full HD Movie Print, ID Photo Print, Smartphone Photo Printing, Photo Direct Print (Memory Card/Camera/USB Flash Memory), Photo Printing
CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET PRO
Paper Compatibility: Plain: Plain Paper, High Resolution Paper Super High Gloss: Photo Paper Pro Platinum, Glossy: Photo Paper Plus Glossy II, Photo Paper Glossy Semi-Gloss: Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss Matte: Matte Photo Paper U.S. Paper Sizes: 4圆, 5x7, 8x10, Letter, Legal, U.S. Print Resolution: Up to 9600 x 2400 dpi in color and up to 600 x 600 dpi in black Number of Nozzles: 4,096 color, 51 black, 4,608 total 20 seconds for a 4圆 borderless photo approx.
CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET PDF
And Easy-WebPrint EX lets you layout Web pages for more efficient printing or PDF creation.Īnd those conveniences extend to the MG5220's connectivity with built-in wireless printing and scanning, smart phone printing from iPhone and Android devices with the free iEPP Photo Printing app, built-in PictBridge, Bluetooth printing with an optional USB Bluetooth adapter and that built-in memory card reader. Auto duplex printing makes it effortless to use both sides of the paper. Auto Scan mode can set the scanner automatically for the kind of document you're scanning and Auto Document Fix can analyze the image and optimize the scan. HD Movie Print, a new one, makes it easy to print frames from your Canon HD movies. Typical of Canon, the MG5220 features many conveniences, some hidden away in the bundled software. To protect the print head, the printer will not function with an empty cartridge. Each color is in a separate cartridge in the MG line so you only have to replace the color that runs out. The auto duplex printer offers fast, high-resolution, four-color printing plus a pigment black used for text. If you require negative/slide scanning, CD printing or high fidelity printing (with red and green inks), the MG5220 isn't the model for you.Ĭanon shipped a review unit to us and we used it as our main printer and scanner for a couple of weeks before writing this review.ĭesigned to be equally at home in the college dorm or home office, the WiFi MG5220 offers a quick photo-quality printer (including a versatile card reader), a competent reflective scanner that can handle originals up to about an inch thick and common copier functions with a nice enlargement/reduction range. models print CDs and the ChromaLife100 ink set has four colors, relying on microscopic droplet sizes rather than light magenta and light cyan inks for smoother highlights. There is no transparency adapter on this unit, nor can U.S. It only works on Canon MOV files and only on Intel processors, though.
CANON PIXMA MG5220 REVIEW CNET SOFTWARE
On the software side, Canon has included a Movie frame printing function to pick out an HD movie frame, optimize the image automatically and print it or save it as a JPEG. Instead, it has developed what it calls an Intelligent Touch System, which uses back-lit touch-sensitive buttons, for some MG models (but not the MG5220) and Light Guidance, in which some buttons light up only when they are real options. But it ruled out a touch screen on the $149.99 MG5220. Canon devoted some energy to revising its user interface, the one weak spot of previous models.
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