kodak office hero 6.1 driver and software

Kodak ships two pairs of glasses with red and blue lenses with the printer, so you can see the 3D effect. Two less common features, which are primarily of interest for home use, are utilities for capturing and printing a video frame and for printing an anaglyphic 3D color image, using two photos taken from about three inches apart. On the other hand, it adds a second tray that can hold 40 sheets of up to 5- by 7-inch photo paper, so you can switch between photos and documents without having to swap out paper.

But where the Office HERO 6.1 offers a 200-page input tray, the HERO 9.1 offers only a 100-page tray, which is what limits it to light-duty printing.

Both include duplexers, so you can print on both sides of a page. The other big difference between the HERO 9.1 and the Office HERO 6.1 is in their paper handing for printing. Unlike the ADF on the Office HERO 6.1, however, the HERO 9.1 is limited to simplex (one-sided) scanning. Office-centric features include a 30-page automatic document feeder (ADF) to complement the flatbed and let you scan multi-page documents and legal size pages. More important, the menus are designed well enough so it's self-explanatory and easy to use. The LCD is also a touch screen control panel. Photocentric features include the ability to print directly from PictBridge cameras, memory cards, and USB memory keys, and preview photos on its 4.3-inch color LCD before printing.

Kodak office hero 6.1 driver and software