I ordered this printer last year for an event with Santa. I wanted to print instant. I printed 4x6s. It was very fast and easy to use the email feature also. The choice was 4x6 prints or a digital image emailed. I had to turn my camera to Med instead of Large files (24MP) so the emails would send out. No problems with that. The colors on the prints are great. I am planning on buying another 620A printer to offer 5x7 prints along with 4x6 prints from the first printer. The software that I purchased to compliment this printer is Darkroom Core. It works perfect together. I also print instant at Proms, Homecoming Dance and other events. I will never go back to the old way, once the prints are printed, I am done with that event and dont have to return to deliver the prints. I would HIGHLY recommend this printer. Call Imaging Spectrum, they can let you know all the info on this printer. Worth every penny!!
Company History
1910
Pako was founded by Glen M. Dye in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It started as a manufacturer of photographic processing equipment.
1960
Pako moved its headquarters to Golden Valley, Minnesota.
1984-1988
Pako formed a joint venture with Copal in 1984 to sell one-hour photo labs and formed the Phototek division to service on-site photo labs and also supply parts for Pako photographic machines. In June 26, 1988, the division was incorporated and the name was changed to Pakor, Inc.
1992
Imaging Spectrum was founded by two former Kodak employees with over 50 years of combined experience in the imaging industry. Bob Woodchek and Gary Stephens focused exclusively on the supply of digital imaging products.
1995
Gary retired from the business leaving Bob and all three of his sons, Mike, Eric and Brian, to set the course to the explosive growth that was still ahead of them.
1998-2007
Acquisition of Minilab Specialites in 1998 and then Photoland, Inc. in 2007 brought major new accounts and a siginficant boost to the company.
2012
Imaging Spectrum relocated its headquarters to Plano, TX. As a part of this change, the company gained a 40,000 sq./ft. warehouse to handle the enormous volumes of orders being processed daily.
2015
Pakor acquired Diversified Photo Supply Corporation and then only months later, acquired Liberty Photo Products. Even as the industry had begun rapid consolidation, Pakor secured its position as the dominant supplier of photographic supplies.
2018
Mike and Eric Woodchek retired from the business, which ushered in a new leadership era via Brian Woodchek as the new CEO of the company
2019
Imaging Spectrum becomes the newest Epson Certified Solution Center in the United States. Texas and surrounding states can now experience exceptional printing with the Epson line of wide format printers including photographic, signage, textile, direct to garment/film, and more.
2019
Imaging Spectrum acquired Pakor to create one of the largest suppliers of both traditional and digital imaging products in the United States. While the Pakor brand name still carries great admiration in the industry, we operate as a single unified company and team in our daily operations.
2020
The global pandemic hit with a vengeance. Yet the combined strength of Imaging Spectrum and Pakor enabled us to weather the storm and come out stronger than ever.
2024+
With newly updated systems, Imaging Spectrum emerges as the premier provider of digital and traditional imaging solutions, set to redefine industry standards with unparalleled quality and support.