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Re: [Digital BW] Canon S900 for b&w? or any other low cost printer recommendations?

2003-01-01 by Robert Damon

Hi Cindy,

Just another note on the Epson 1270 -- I don't print regularly - 
sometimes weeks go by without making a print. I have had the printer 
for somewhat more than a year, and have had no clogs ever. I turn the 
printer off between printing sessions, and only use Epson inks in Epson 
cartridges. Yes, they are somewhat expensive, but if you are not a high 
volume printer perhaps the cost is acceptable. I've been pleased with 
the output (both color and B&W). Many of the clogging problems I have 
read about seem to involve continuous flow systems using non-Epson 
inks, although perhaps others who use these systems could comment more 
authoritatively on this.

Regards,
Bob

On Wednesday, January 1, 2003, at 08:58  AM, Cindy Ley 
<theleys@...> wrote:

> I want to thank everyone for their very informative responses to my
> questions.  I still have not had time to read everything carefully
> yet that has been posted, but I plan to, and appreciate the links.  I
> did want to let everyone know, though, that I live in the states - we
> just recently adopted a child from Guatemala and my yahoo profile
> still reflected that, so getting supplies won't be a problem.  I
> currently own an alps md-1300 and getting supplies is a problem, plus
> it doesn't work for b&w, so I am looking to replace it.  Once I get
> time to check all the posted links hopefully my purchasing decision
> will become clearer.  I do already own Photoshop 5.5, not sure how
> that compares to 7 (i run windows 2000 not mac), but all the
> discussions about profiles and tweeking settings I am not yet
> familiar with, but could learn in time.  I just wanted to make the
> best purchasing decision at this point and can take my time learning
> the rest.  I believe I would pick the Canon if I didn't care about
> b&w, mostly because I keep reading about Epsons clogged heads (I
> won't be printing daily) and Canon's faster speed. Then there is the
> pigment advantage for the epsons.  But, I really like the b&w, just
> on an hobby level, so that will influence my decision too.  Thanks
> again and any additional information will be very appreciated.  Happy
> New Year everyone!
>
> Cindy Ley
>
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