Re: Photo printer - just getting confused

measekite wrote:
On Sat, 06 Dec 2008 11:33:03 -0800, LF wrote:

On Dec 6, 7:03 am, Jerry1111
<jerry1111alwaysattackedbys...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

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What I'm looking for:
Good photo (mostly 10x15, sometimes A4) printer. Easy to refill/reset
chips. Could have (not a must) a scanner and/or card reader.
I've been looking at Canon Pixma (4500 model) <snip>How easy it is to refill
inks/change heads (never had a printer with removable head).

Jerry,

I've been using a Pixma 4500 at work for a year. Have always refilled
the carts via web instructions: <http://www.alotofthings.com/viartshop/
article.php?category_id=8&article_id=288> from alotofthings.com <no
affiliation>, using their ink or MIS <no affiliation> ink. I refill
them on a schedule; plan on getting a chip resetter soon. Works good
enough for me. Mostly text mixed with small photos and small
portraits.

If I were doing mostly photos, I'd look for something with more carts
-- including photo magenta and photo cyan. Canon undoubtedly has a
few. Basically the same as the 4500, but with additional photo carts
for better color rendition.

best,
Larry

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You must have very poor image quality when compared to OEM ink and it for
sure will fade faster. And you do not have any idea whose ink you are
using since your supplier will not tell you.

The village idiot is still whoring himself out to Canon over OEM ink. I would like to know who supplied your brain because they swapped out the OEM unit for a bucket of ***.
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