The G4010 works well in default mode. Using higher DPI or editing while scanning makes copying very slow. I mean like 6 minutes per scan. Only buy if you dont need editing before saving pictures.

I bought this product with high hopes, but it's seriously damaged my faith in HP's imaging products.

Inexpensive; acceptable scan quality and speed on paper objects

Insufficient image quality for scanning negatives; awful software; unreliable

Software impossible to use with Vista. Would scan docs and send to printer OK but never able to set up a "my scanned docs" file to send copies of scanned docs or photos. Worked 2 hrs with HP service and 1 hr with seller to no avail. HP took logfile but then took 4 days to get back to me.

Prompt and courteous service; but failed to fix problem

Unable to get software to function properly ; Would not store docs.

I received a faulty Unit of the scanner , requested for a replacement and I received again another unit in next 10 days time . The replacement unit which I received was a working one but it was 2 years old used unit .

My name is Art Schwartz and this my first MyMac.com review. I'm a Mac convert, a wannabe photographer, and a recovering academic. By "recovering academic" I mean I: (a) spent the greater part of my career pontificating to disinterested undergraduate students; and (b) am really trying recover my...

Comments about HP Scanjet G4010 Photo Flatbed Scanner: Cumbersome setup. Fills the registry with endless entries. Too many steps to perform a scan. After a short period it started to pop up messages claiming to install software.

Difficult Setup; Difficult to Keep Clean; Inaccurate Color; Inaccurate Scans; Poor Resolution; Poor Software; Slow

I had (now in garbage) a HP Scanjet G4010 but you cannot set the default scan size to a normal 8.5"x11" page so you can scan a bunch of pages without cropping each one. This is a basic feature that my Canons all had. Please see my picture.

Nikon Coolpix L19 Years ago, Nikon was one of the first major companies to come out with a high-quality point-and-shoot camera for the serious photographer. That camera, the Coolpix 900, had a 1-megapixel sensor and cost around $800.

Nice design; Excellent macro mode; Good interface; good video quality

Slight but correctable color cast; Weak flash; Easy Auto mode doesn't really work; Detail problems

Rarely do I look at a standalone scanner, but should you need to scan other than documents then a specialised standalone scanner comes to the fore especially for negatives and slides.

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Easy To Setup; Excellent Software