Hi all,
Doing a favor for my mother in law. Has TONS of 4x6 glossy lab photos. Just old family stuff. I've been running them through the ADF on my Bizhub c454e. I've had great success with this in the past, but maybe I got lucky?
The photos come out with a little "dogleg" and a "stretch" area. They seem fine fed one at a time. But when it's a stack, it goes ... wonky. Askew. Not right.
SBizHubC45424030820210_0005.jpg
Example:
I'd love to just slow the ADF down or increase the "eject" spacing etc. But, that may not be possible. Hate to feed through one at a time, but I can do that if needed.
If it's impossible, I get it. But was hoping it was something I could adjust. I have a thousand or so photos.
Lemme know and thanks so much for this site.
Doing a favor for my mother in law. Has TONS of 4x6 glossy lab photos. Just old family stuff. I've been running them through the ADF on my Bizhub c454e. I've had great success with this in the past, but maybe I got lucky?
The photos come out with a little "dogleg" and a "stretch" area. They seem fine fed one at a time. But when it's a stack, it goes ... wonky. Askew. Not right.
SBizHubC45424030820210_0005.jpg
Example:
I'd love to just slow the ADF down or increase the "eject" spacing etc. But, that may not be possible. Hate to feed through one at a time, but I can do that if needed.
If it's impossible, I get it. But was hoping it was something I could adjust. I have a thousand or so photos.
Lemme know and thanks so much for this site.
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