topic Re: Pixma MG3520 Copies too light in Desktop Inkjet Printers

Pixma MG3520 Copies too light

debdefender — Wed, 09 Mar 2016 23:35:32 GMT

Is there seriously not a darken/lighten option for making copies?

I had an earlier model of this printer and it made copies that were hard to tell from the original so i never needed to fidget with darken/lighten. This newer model however, makes copies so light you cannot tell they came from the original. Content missing, small fine print unreadable, solid lines not solid.

I am using standard copy paper, same I've used for ten years and I've tried every setting and combination setting, every copy looks the same as each other no matter what.

Truth is, if this is the best copy I can get out of this, it doesn't suit my needs at all.

Can you help me get a copy at least dark enough to read?

Re: Pixma MG3520 Copies too light

debdefender — Fri, 11 Mar 2016 12:00:04 GMT

No solutions I guess.

I will now go to the reviews for Office Depot and give this unit a half star, a bad review, and additionally mention all teh ways i tried to get an answer or solution and Canon was a complete void on the matter.

This model is useless for making copies. If they are splotchy with white areas and you cannort even read #`10 font because it's so light, it shouldn't even have a copier feature listed as part of it.

Garbage..........never again, In fact since it's not been 30 days, I'll exhaust the ink and return it.

Thanks for nothing, Canon.

Re: Pixma MG3520 Copies too light

Michael — Fri, 11 Mar 2016 14:30:16 GMT

Hello.

The copying options on this printer are very limited. The only way to darken a copy directly from the unit would be to use the Photo option. Press the Paper button to light the lower paper lamp for photo copying. Please note, this will use more ink than a standard copy would.

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