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My Canon Photo Quality printer bit the dust and I’m in the market for another Photo Quality Printer. I’ve seen the HP, Epson and Canon current line and I’m very disappointed on whats available. They all look cheaply made out of thin plastic, some have only 2 ink cartridges and they all advertise very fast printing. I even saw the 13X23 large printers by HP and the cheaper of the two I believe the 9800 only had two ink cartridges.
What do you use for Quality prints?? My old Canon IP6700D had great quality and 6 ink cartridges. I would hopefully like to get either the same high quality or better. The very high quality HP 13X23 with the six or eight cartridges is way out of my price range.
I don’t care if its not the fastest on the block, I want very high quality at least 8.5X11 and able to take the higher quality papers as well. Be able to except the ICC profiles from other manufacturers like Ilford and others. I know that Elements and CS2 and 3 are the ones who actually are working with the ICC Profiles but if Ilford doesn’t make the profile for the printer then why bother??
What do you use, are you happy with it and if you were in the market for another printer what would you get for photo quality??
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Thanks in advance.
Mark G
Not4wood
What do you use for Quality prints?? My old Canon IP6700D had great quality and 6 ink cartridges. I would hopefully like to get either the same high quality or better. The very high quality HP 13X23 with the six or eight cartridges is way out of my price range.
I don’t care if its not the fastest on the block, I want very high quality at least 8.5X11 and able to take the higher quality papers as well. Be able to except the ICC profiles from other manufacturers like Ilford and others. I know that Elements and CS2 and 3 are the ones who actually are working with the ICC Profiles but if Ilford doesn’t make the profile for the printer then why bother??
What do you use, are you happy with it and if you were in the market for another printer what would you get for photo quality??
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Thanks in advance.
Mark G
Not4wood
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