Canon G6020 Software

Love my G6020. I do bulletins for Church and it makes it so wonderful that I can print all these for such a small price. Canon really does make great printers.

I bought the pro version of the software from B&H about a week ago. Software installation went smoothly on my MacBook Pro/10.9.5. After reading the manual and watched a couple videos on line I was ready to use the software to calibrate my Nikon & Canon lenses. Canon 5D mark3 and Nikon D750 need user assist to run the calibration software which I was not very happy about but got used to it quickly. The only thing I had to watch for was to use a very sturdy tripod and use a very soft touch to change the setting during the test. Of course software takes some camera movement in to consideration when it displays the result. Target setup was not difficult for me and if you setup your target correctly your calibration results are repeatable. Probably the plus version would have been good enough for me.

I own a Canon xl2 and gl2 and just picked up one a canon hf s10 and want to say that the video quality is amazing for such a small camera and should be considered a prosumer camera. I am still getting used to its weight, it almost feels like nothing in my hands being used to heavier cameras. This is not for live video feeds without purchasing expensive hardware as the cpu recognizes it only as a memory device. Aftermarket batteries and lenses are fairly inexpensive compared to oem products. If recording in 24p make sure your software will import correctly. The internal stabilization feature kinda makes the software stabilization look weird. So use only one, either software or built in camera. Do your homework on this product if using for pro work

If you have a Canon Printer these produce outstanding results as profiles are in software.

I had the LBP6000 printer and I loved it. Well....when you upgrade software one time too many, the software downloads at Canon can't keep up so my 6000 was kaput. argh. (hope my tech lingo is right!) At any rate, I called Canon, told them my dilemma and they advised I purchase the 6030w. Prints just as fast, same size, but has a grey lid....preferred the other. I fear upgrading my mac anymore! Canon's imageClass is truly the best little printer I've ever had....doesn't have all the bells and whistles but it does what I need perfectly perfect.

This printer replaced a 10+ yr old Canon printer. - installation was easy (windows). I strongly recommend going with the full package that Canon marks as 'Recommended'. I tried taking a short cut first, and it did not work. Not worth spending the time to do a more tailored install. Getting it going with the recommended installation package was easy. - The software usability has improved a lot since the older version that I used with my previous printer. However I have not tried everything that I did with the old software yet. - Print quality is more than adequate. - I am using wifi to connect to the printer. I have test printed from multiple devices -- no problems at all. - Have not tried printing from a phone or tablet yet. Highly recommended for home use.

Paired up with Canon Vixia RF H800, plug-in-play, no software or installation required for live streaming through Zoom/YouTube. Very easy to use!

I have used this scanner, and its nearly identical predecessor DR-4010C for nearly 20 years. It is heavy duty and reliable, with no issues or problems. After closing my law office, I scanned and converted several hundred boxes of client files to PDF computer files, before shredding all the paper. This scanner easily processed everything, and more, and continues to work well. I quickly scan whole books to PDF computer files, before converting them to text with OCR software, so the computer can read them using text-to-speech software. It just keeps on working as it should. This is the singularly best piece of office equipment I ever purchased. There is good reason Canon still makes this model with no apparent changes. You bet, I would buy it again. Sidebar Observation - I enjoy using this scanner with Canon's new I.R.I.S. PDF and OCR program, which works well and is well worth its comparatively low price. I have used most of the other major OCR and PDF programs, including, but not limited to, PaperPort, OmniPage, TextBridge, ABBYY OCR, Foxit PDF, Adobe Acrobat, Nitro PDF, and several others programs, and Canon's I.R.I.S. application is my current favorite. TT

After three days of struggling unsuccessfully with the software for the Canon TS202 printer, I gave up and ordered a HP “Envy Pro 6455”, on the advice of a “chat expert” at B&H Photo, NYC. Within three hours of that compulsive decision, I went back, also compulsively, to the Canon software and found the problem in the third shell of their program: here where you enter margins, paper size, color controls, etc, etc, there is also a list of the all the formats included with the printer and all those you have created and saved. For that list there is a seemingly useless control to change the order of the items on the list (no explanation of why you’d want to do so). That’s where I discovered that if you want your paper/page definition to apply, you must move it to the top of the list. What a rabbit tunnel! Once this is done, this printer prints envelopes and all sorts of cards very well.

Canon did not include an USB cable with my camera purchase. �I would either use WIFI or take out the memory card to upload to my PC. �The Canon software did recognize my camera using WIFI but downloading was slow. �Using the card straight in my PC was faster, but my Canon software would not recognize my card when I plugged it in. �Now with the USB cable I just plug it in my camera and it recognizes it and downloads fast.