Image Editing Options on a Digital Copier

Ever wish you could fix a mistake while it was happening?

Thanks to image editing capabilities on a digital copier, your documents don't have to suffer the same fate. Machines like the Xerox DocuColor 2060 and Xerox iGen3, have auto-correct features that look at image composition and make corrections in the middle of a print run.

This can reduce streaking and help copies appear more uniform in color and tone. Thanks to these features, you don't have to sacrifice quality when you leave your digital copier unattended. You can take on larger print runs and feel confident that when you spot check your finished pieces, you won't have to worry that time or ink was wasted.

In addition to improving image quality, high volume digital duplicators can number pages and print watermarks. This ultimately saves time and improves organization while protecting against fraud.

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Digital Copier With a Scanner

The ability to scan or not to scan, that should be your question for a digital copier salesman.

A majority of digital copiers have the capability to scan; however, not all of them can scan and store. A digital copier featuring a scanner with a large memory improves the efficiency of an office and reduces the need for operator intervention.

The most basic memory options will feature about 10 MB of memory, the rough equivalent of 50 letter-sized pages. That means, your digital copier can store up to 50 originals at a time, leaving you free to run jobs for weeks without having to find the original document you scanned. More memory obviously means that your copier can run unattended for longer periods of time, leaving you or an employee free to do other jobs.

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