How easy is the ImageMaker to use?
What can I make with the ImageMaker?
How will I save money with the ImageMaker?
Can my ImageMaker pay for itself?
How does it compare to the VariQuest Poster Maker 3600?
What supplies do I need, and how much will they cost?
How fast does it copy, and what is the print quality?
What models and accessories are there?
It’s just what we need. How do we get one?
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Ease of Use
The ImageMaker-C poster printers are designed to be easy to use. Simply place your original on the scanner glass and press a single button. In seconds, you will have a full-color poster size copy of your original. It’s that simple.
For most applications, that’s it. Just push the number one button on the scan/control unit. That doesn’t mean that you don’t have options though. If you want to get a little more creative with your project, you can press one of the other buttons which have been configured to enhance the results when using different types of originals, or if you want to do something with your scanned image other than just printing it as a poster. In most cases though, you still just press one button.
For example, there’s a button to use if your document is black and white, or another button to press if you want a higher quality print, or if your original isn’t a standard letter size document or 8” x 10” photograph. In most cases though, it’s just one button press and you’re done. The poster then prints, and is automatically cut to size.
The custom button is the one that you use when your original is a smaller size. You will be able to crop the image to the proper size on the touch screen, and set the resolution for your desired quality. Once the original is scanned, you can print it as a poster, or poster-sized photograph. You could also save the file to a flash drive to take with you to use or share as desired.
Speaking of flash drives, you also have the option of printing a document or image from a flash drive. You can use images saved in a variety of windows compatible image formats, including JPG and BMP. You can also print from a PDF document. They automatically print in poster size. You don’t have to do anything special.
That’s about it. The ImageMaker-C is so simple to use that the operating instructions are only one page.
The ImageMaker-
For most applications, that’s it. Just push the number one button on the scan/control unit. That doesn’t mean that you don’t have options though. If you want to get a little more creative with your project, you can press one of the other buttons which have been configured to enhance the results when using different types of originals, or if you want to do something with your scanned image other than just printing it as a poster. In most cases though, you still just press one button.
For example, there’s a button to use if your document is black and white, or another button to press if you want a higher quality print, or if your original isn’t a standard letter size document or 8” x 10” photograph. In most cases though, it’s just one button press and you’re done. The poster then prints, and is automatically cut to size.
The custom button is the one that you use when your original is a smaller size. You will be able to crop the image to the proper size on the touch screen, and set the resolution for your desired quality. Once the original is scanned, you can print it as a poster, or poster-
Speaking of flash drives, you also have the option of printing a document or image from a flash drive. You can use images saved in a variety of windows compatible image formats, including JPG and BMP. You can also print from a PDF document. They automatically print in poster size. You don’t have to do anything special.
That’s about it. The ImageMaker-
Speed and Quality
Posters can print in as little as a minute and twelve seconds in full-
