Seriously impressive, though it’s a lot slower at higher a resolution. Scanning at 600dpi the same 34 page document took 10 minutes 50 seconds to scan. The i1220 is also extremely versatile in the paper types it can handle. In fact you can chuck pretty much anything bar bog paper at it and it will cope fine (according to the spec sheet it can feed 34g/m2 to 413g/m2). That means you can scan everything from a stack of business cards to a sheaf of those flimsy delivery dockets that seem to be printed on tracing paper. For really thick media, the body of the scanner flips back to an almost horizontal position so your card won’t snag on the desk when it emerges onto the output tray.
Perhaps the most impressive thing about the i1220, however, is its ease of use. Even my gran could use it, and she’s not exactly what you’d call a silver surfer. #Kodak i1220 plus scanner turned on Pc#Īfter you’ve loaded the tray up, all you need to do is right click the i1220 icon in the system tray and pick an option – there are straight-to-jpg or PDF and copy to printer options to choose from – and off it goes.#Kodak i1220 plus scanner turned on pdf#.
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