Color Digital Photo Copy Machine

The document being photocopied on a digital copier is digitally scanned and saved into its memory. A laser is used to imprint the information on the drum, toner is applied, and the document is printed.Unlike mono photocopiers, colour photocopiers are able to produce coloured copies. This type of photocopier is also able to produce black and white copies too, making them incredibly versatile. These photocopies use 4 toners – Cyan (c), magenta (m), Yellow (y) and Black (k) some time referred to as CMYK printing.The photocopiers primary function is to produce paper copies of a document. Most modern photocopiers use laser technology to do this, using electrical charges to transfer toner to a piece of paper to form an image. The full process can be explained in the video below.