Evaluating color MFPs 15
Evaluating copy quality
Copy the type of material typical for your office, whether a book, magazine, sales brochure, photo, or other
high-quality content.
• Does the copy quality meet your expectations?
• How easy is it to adjust image quality and select output options from the control panel?
• Does it take multiple adjustments and multiple copies to get good copy quality?
Evaluating scan quality
Scan the type of material typical for your office, whether a book, magazine, sales brochure, photo, or other
high-quality content.
• Does the quality of the scanned image meet your expectations?
• Are there options for scanning specific document and image types?
• How easy is it to adjust image quality and select output options from the control panel?
• Does it take multiple adjustments and multiple scans to get good quality?
Evaluating document durability and usability
After you have finished evaluating the print quality of your samples, evaluate the documents’ durability and
usability. Test the following:
• Will the printed output fade over time or smear with moisture?
• Can the printed output be easily scratched, melted, or otherwise damaged?
• Is the printed output durable? Can it be folded?
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