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Hp Photosmart C5280 All in One Photo Printer Review and Cartridge Choice
The HP Photosmart C5280 shows how good design can tame an inherently complicated machine. This inkjet multifunction printer has a few limitations and a mountain of benefits , all available for under £100.
Installation takes almost no effort. The setup leaflet is a little hard to read because it stacks three languages' worth of narrative next to each illustration, but the CD-based installation process is fully automated. The HP Photosmart C5280 comes with a USB connection, but no ethernet port.
The HP Photosmart C5280's control panel is one of the best we've seen. Most buttons are clearly labeled with real words as well as icons, and all are grouped by major function. A 2.4in, tiltable LCD shows menu options; the navigation buttons make sense. When you're working with photos, the LCD shows thumbnails and walks you through the editing and layout options. A redeye-removal button automates this common correction. SD Card, Compact Flash, xD-Picture Card, and MS Pro Duo Card slots are located on the machine's front.
As usual the printer arrives with low capacity cartridges, the black HP350 and colour Hp350, these should be replaced at renewal time by the more economical HP350XL and Hp351XL cartridges.
For paper handling the HP Photosmart C5280 offers a 125-sheet input tray, whose lid serves as the 50-sheet output tray. Nestled in a slot beneath the input tray is a special tray for CD/DVD printing. Snap in a specially coated disc and then slide the tray into a feeder that lowers from the output area. Roxio's Express Labeler software (usually installed automatically during setup, but also available on a CD) helps you create the image for the disc from your PC.
In our printing tests, the HP Photosmart C5280 achieved middling speeds but produced generally attractive prints. Plain, black text pages came out at about 7.3ppm (pages per minute) - a bit below average for this category; colour documents averaged 2.4ppm overall, also a bit below average. At default settings on plain paper, text looked slightly feathery and jagged; photos looked a bit grainy. Special paper and settings yielded smoother, more subtly coloured photos. Costs per printed page (calculated using HP's estimated cartridge yields) are reasonable.
The HP Photosmart C5280 produced scans and copies quickly, and they looked good overall. The included HP Scanning software lets you preview and edit images before saving a file. Copies seemed a little chunkier than the originals, but not distractingly so.
The HP Photosmart C5280 has the quantity, sizing and other copying features that most home and small-office users will need, except that the letter/A4-size flatbed scanner can't elevate its lid to accommodate books or other thick media, and can't scan film or slides.
The Photosmart C5280 comes with a wealth of software and utilities, much of it launchable from buttons on the HP Solutions Center's on-screen interface. In addition to Roxio's disc-labeling software, you get HP's Photosmart Essentials for editing and managing digital photos, plus maintenance utilities and links for reordering supplies directly from HP. An HTML-based manual complements Flash videos that explain common tasks like cartridge replacement.
Regrettably, the HP Photosmart C5280's manual's various topics are inadequately linked. For instance, the description of how to copy from the control panel doesn't link to the description of how to copy from the PC. But in this case the disconnect is real. You can manage scan and copy settings from the HP Solutions Center or from the control panel, but one doesn't mirror the other - we could create completely different settings for the same job in each place. The place you send the copy command from wins the battle, but the two ought to be synchronised.
The HP Photosmart C5280's mediocre speed and sparse connectivity options restrict it to a small or home office. Those users, however, will enjoy a highly capable, easy-to-use device with excellent photo output.
About the Author
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Alan Wilson has over 10 years experience in the imaging industry and is currently a director of Cartridge Concept which supplies all cartridges for HP printers
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