HP Scanjet G3110 Photo Scanner (L2698A) Reviews,Features, Specifications And Technical Information
Overview
The HP Scanjet G3110 Photo Scanner series is designed for people who are looking for the easiest way to scan, preserve and restore photos, slides and negatives, plus the flexibility of being able to scan, share, archive and manage documents too.
Features
• Get more from your photos with high-quality scanning and easy restoration.
• Scan multiple photos, slides, negatives or even 3-D objects and save to separate files.
• Turn paperwork into editable documents and easy-to-archive digital files.
HP Scanjet G3110 is flatbed Photo scanner with a bit-depth of 48 , optical scanning resolution upto 4800 and a hardware scanning resolution upto 4800 x 9600 dpi, more importantly the Charge Coupled Device (CCD) technology is the scan technology. Scan speed in preview mode.
Overview
The HP Scanjet G3110 Photo Scanner series is designed for people who are looking for the easiest way to scan, preserve and restore photos, slides and negatives, plus the flexibility of being able to scan, share, archive and manage documents too.
Features
• Get more from your photos with high-quality scanning and easy restoration.
• Scan multiple photos, slides, negatives or even 3-D objects and save to separate files.
• Turn paperwork into editable documents and easy-to-archive digital files.
HP Scanjet G3110 is flatbed Photo scanner with a bit-depth of 48 , optical scanning resolution upto 4800 and a hardware scanning resolution upto 4800 x 9600 dpi, more importantly the Charge Coupled Device (CCD) technology is the scan technology. Scan speed in preview mode.
HP Scanjet G3100 Photo Scanner Minimum System Requirements:
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home, XP Professional, XP Professional x64, 2000: 500 MHz processor, 128 MB RAM, 450 MB available hard disk space, USB port, CD-ROM drive, 800 x 600 SVGA monitor, 16-bit colour, Microsoft® Windows® Internet Explorer 6 or higher; Windows Vista®, x64: 800 MHz processor, 512 MB RAM, 450 MB available hard disk space, CD-ROM drive, 800 x 600 SVGA monitor, DirectX 9 capable graphics, Microsoft® Windows® Internet Explorer 7
The G3110 is compatible with the following operating systems
Microsoft® Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Professional, XP Professional x64, XP Media Center; Certified for Windows Vista® ; OS X v10.4.11, v10.5 or higher .
When it comes to the scanning speed the G3110 is qick, below is some information.
Scan speed
10 x 15 cm colour photo to file: about 9 sec for multiple image scan, up to 28 sec for single image scan; 35 mm slides to file: up to 7 sec for multiple image scan, up to 26 sec for single image scan; OCR A4 text page to Microsoft® Word: up to 28 sec for single image scan; 10 x 15 cm colour photo to share/e-mail: up to 21 sec for single image scan; A4 PDF to e-mail: up to 28 sec for single image scan
Power requirements
North America: input voltage 120 VAC (+/- 10%), 50/60 Hz (+/- 3 Hz); rest of world: 100 to 240 VAC (+/- 10%), 50/60 Hz (+/- 3 Hz)
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10 x 15 cm colour photo to file: about 9 sec for multiple image scan, up to 28 sec for single image scan; 35 mm slides to file: up to 7 sec for multiple image scan, up to 26 sec for single image scan; OCR A4 text page to Microsoft® Word: up to 28 sec for single image scan; 10 x 15 cm colour photo to share/e-mail: up to 21 sec for single image scan; A4 PDF to e-mail: up to 28 sec for single image scan
Power requirements
North America: input voltage 120 VAC (+/- 10%), 50/60 Hz (+/- 3 Hz); rest of world: 100 to 240 VAC (+/- 10%), 50/60 Hz (+/- 3 Hz)
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The G3110 Looks great!! may be i will have one.
ReplyDeleteDoes the G3110 scanner have the HP solution center? will it work with windows vista business?
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Its Compatible with all versions of Windows Vista
ReplyDeleteI just bought this, and it's satisfactory in many ways. I am using it to scan documents, and there seems to be one flaw. You can click "Advanced Document Settings" and choose your preferred ppi value -- but then it ignores this setting and uses 300 ppi every time. Am I missing something here?
ReplyDeleteThe best alternative in that case is to create a scan profile for your scanning, so you don't miss your settings.Also check Creating a Scan Profile In HP Solution Center Software not sure whether it applies to the new g3110 scanner.
ReplyDeleteI tried this. It lets me save a new "shortcut" with the settings. When I open the shortcut for edit, it says "200" in the ppi box, just as I set it. But if I hover the mouse over the shortcut it says "300 ppi" and when I actually run the shortcut it scans at 300 ppi.
ReplyDeleteThe software I am using came on a CD with my G3110. It is "HP Solution Center"; from that I choose "Scan Document".
ReplyDeleteThe bug appears to be in the software. As I mentioned, if I actually click on a shortcut and choose "Change Settings" and then "Advanced Document Settings", I see the 200 in the ppi box. But everywhere else it's 300.
In my effort to save electricity by powering off a powerstrip that was connected to my old HP 3570 scanner, I killed the scanner within two days. Perhaps it wasn't meant to be powered on/off in that manner.
ReplyDeleteI've been scanning/archiving family photos for several years and am behind schedule for a Christmas project. So, I was in a bind. I rushed to the nearest Office Depot and after checking the technical specs for various flatbed models in the store, I chose the HP G3110. The $99.99 pricetag was very reasonable and it's Energy Star compliant.
I set up the scanner on my PC (WinXP Home Edition), no sweat. Then I ran a test. I compared results using photos previously scanned on my old 3570 model. The G3110's results surpassed the 3570's scans by leaps and bounds. I'm tempted to go back and re-scan my entire collection of family photos!
The only problem I encountered is the HP Director program that came with the HP3570 went kaput on me after I installed the G3110 software. To resolve this, I located the HP Photo and Imaging Gallery executable file and created a shortcut to it. It runs just fine and I'm able to use the Scan feature from the Gallery and continue working on my project. Scanning is a slow process, yes, but this model is faster than my old 3570.
Long story short? I'm pleased with this scanner and wish my old scanner had died sooner.
Thats magic..new scanner working with old hp director! anyway its always recommended to use the latest hp scanning software, hp solution center or hp photosmart essential software provides great add ons like scan to pdf editable text and various image formats and resolutions and color depths.
ReplyDeleteComparing to the G4010 I really only see one difference, in that the G4010 is 96Bit and the G3110 is 48Bit. I want a scanner for doing my slides, negatives and some photos. Am I going to see any difference in the output and is the software the same with both? Which is newer technology?
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the software is the same ofcourse with some additional features,I recommend to go with the hp g3110 scanner
ReplyDeleteCheck out the below specifications for hp g3110 scanner
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Flatbed
Optical scanning resolution
Up to 4800 dpi
Bit depth
48-bit
Gray scale levels
256
Hardware scanning resolution
Up to 4800 x 9600 dpi
Enhanced scanning resolution
Unlimited
Image scaling or enlargement range
10 to 2400% in 1% increments
Multi feed detection
No
Auto document feeder capacity
None
Transparency adapter
Built-in Transparent Materials Adapter (TMA); four 35 mm slides or five 35 mm negative frames
Scan speed
10 x 15 cm colour photo to file: about 9 sec for multiple image scan, up to 28 sec for single image scan; 35 mm slides to file: up to 7 sec for multiple image scan, up to 26 sec for single image scan; OCR A4 text page to Microsoft® Word: up to 28 sec for single image scan; 10 x 15 cm colour photo to share/e-mail: up to 21 sec for single image scan; A4 PDF to e-mail: up to 28 sec for single image scan
Scan speed (OCR, A4)
< 30 sec
Scan speed in preview mode
11 sec
Scan speed footnote
Scan speed tests performed on a HP Media Center PC with 3 GHz, 1 GB of RAM and Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center, two USB connections
Maximum scanning size
22 x 30 cm
Media types supported
Paper (inkjet, laser, plain), photographic material (silver halide, pigment-dye), 3-D objects, 35 mm slides and negatives (using transparent media adapter)
Scan file format
Microsoft® Windows®: PDF, PDF searchable, TIFF, TIFF compressed, JPG, BMP, PNG, FPX, GIF, PCX, RTF, TXT, HTML; Macintosh: PDF, TIFF, JPG, FPX, GIF, PICT, RTF, TXT, HTML
Control panel
4 buttons (Copy, Scan, Scan to E-mail, Scan to PDF)
Operating temperature range
10 to 35° C
Recommended humidity operating range
15 to 80% RH
Non-operating humidity
0 to 90% RH
Connectivity
Minimum system requirements
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home, XP Professional, XP Professional x64, 2000: 500 MHz processor, 128 MB RAM, 450 MB available hard disk space, USB port, CD-ROM drive, 800 x 600 SVGA monitor, 16-bit colour, Microsoft® Windows® Internet Explorer 6 or higher; Windows Vista®, x64: 800 MHz processor, 512 MB RAM, 450 MB available hard disk space, CD-ROM drive, 800 x 600 SVGA monitor, DirectX 9 capable graphics, Microsoft® Windows® Internet Explorer 7
Twain version
Version 1.9
Operating system and protocols
Compatible operating systems
Microsoft® Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Professional, XP Professional x64, XP Media Center; Certified for Windows Vista® ; OS X v10.4.11, v10.5 or higher
Mac compatible
Yes
Power
Power consumption
15 watts maximum
Power requirements
North America: input voltage 120 VAC (+/- 10%), 50/60 Hz (+/- 3 Hz); rest of world: 100 to 240 VAC (+/- 10%), 50/60 Hz (+/- 3 Hz)
Energy Star certified
Yes
Dimensions / weight / warranty
Dimensions (W x D x H)
455 x 305 x 70 mm
Weight
2.9 kg
Warranty
1 Year Limited Warranty (Return to HP/Dealer - Unit Exchange)
will this work to scan medium format 120/220 negatives and slides?
ReplyDeleteyes, you can get the detailed specifications of HP Scanjet G3110 Photo Scanner (L2698A) - Here
ReplyDeletewhen scanning multi page documents to PDF you can't save your crop settings and brightness settings - you can't even limit the field to be scanned????? Every time it scans the full field and then one has to crop by hand...wasting a lot of time. Am I missing something!!! Is there a better driver for the G3110 out there.
ReplyDeleteI am having the same issue. Under the older HP Director, I could set my dimensions (crop settings) for each size of document I scan regularly and save a separate profile for each, meaning I don't have to adjust the scan area size each time I scan a document. I have not been able to locate where this same functionality is located in the new HP Solution Center. New versions of software should not have less functionality. Does anyone know how this may be accomplished?
ReplyDeleteI really feel HP has missed the boat by not allowing setting to be saved and causing way too much time per scan. I might even take my scanner back since it does not live up to the "easy" claim as far as I see it.
ReplyDeleteI have exactly the same problem. Scan documents and then have to manually crop. Is there any way to set a different page size for, like, 200 pages?
ReplyDeleteThanks to anyone who can help!
I'm using the Scanjet G3110 with my MacBook. Usually it works fine. Often while everything is powered up, it will not scan. It's "on", but just sits there and will not function. What's up with that ???? It takes a lot of time fussing with it, and it will eventually work, but there's nothing that I can determine that I'm doing wrong.
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ReplyDeleteI like the HP Scanjet G3110 Scanner! My cousin owns one and showed it to me. Besides, I am also using 3D laser scanning services in our place for my laser scanning technology needs. Since I am an artist, it is easy for me to prepare and design my projects because of 3d laser scanning technology.
ReplyDeleteDoes this not work with Windows 7?
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ReplyDeleteYes..I am using it from last 1 year. It has lot of features as well as benefits. It easily eliminate red-eye from images . It easily scan up to four film slides (35mm) or five negatives via a built-in transparent materials adapter
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