It took us a couple of help files to work out how to resize a negative that we wanted to scan. HP Scanjet software in use however seems cumbersome and difficult to change settings - something which Epson seems to have finely tuned over the years. Like most HP scanners, the Scanjet 4670 comes with HP Photo & Imaging software, a no-frills photo and image editing application and integration with programs such as Photoshop and Fireworks was seamless. Transferring the data to your Mac or PC is performed using USB2.0 cable and setup on both systems was very straightforward. Optical resolution is up to 2400dpi x 2400 dpi with a maximum scan size of 410 x 300 x 17 mm. For larger items you can remove the scanner from the vertical stand and lay it flat on books, work surfaces, in fact, anything that will stay still enough for the scanner to whiz into action (or you can just hold it in place).įor the more traditional scanner user, the Scanjet 4670 also comes with a Transparent Materials Adapter that attaches to the device for negatives and transparencies. The clear windowed approach means that for once you can actually see what you are scanning and whether or not it’s correctly aligned while the operation buttons are tucked neatly on the side for quick operation of printing, scanning and emailing. Styled in a silver case and standing vertically, the 4670 looks more like a photo frame than a scanner. The Scanjet 4670 is its latest scanner in the popular Scanjet series and it’s neither beige nor does it take up much space on your desk. If this is the case, it appears HP cooked up a new recipe in its Californian R & D labs. Resolutions have become overkill for the average user, but apart from that they were beige slabs that take up desk or shelf space and used occasionally to scan in the odd document or image from a magazine.
(Pocket-lint) - Scanners are scanners aren’t they? Not much has changed since the first versions started appearing on our desktop.
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