Thanks for the information. I hope you enjoy the rest of the weekend.
Micharel
Scott Graham <gebilwil@...> wrote:
Epsons clog more frequently when one uses third party inks.
Have you ever seen a post complaining about clogging with UC inks. I suppose there are
some, but...
I suffered MIS inks for quite a while; indeed they have advantages, but I decided to print
rather than debug.
And are you into print quality (Epson)? or speed (Canon)? that should be the basic
question.
For large posters, etc. Canon is great, but for fine art printing Epson is the only way to go.
That is why they have such a large support base. Each company has chosen a market to
focus on.
Scott
--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "mbito4000" <mbito4000@y...>
wrote:
> Hi
>
> Sorry for what is probably a simple question, but in your experience,
> do Epson printers clog more than Canon printers (e.g., 1280 vs.
> i9100)? I am looking for a large format printer and know that Epson's
> have a broader support base in regard to inks, etc. But based on the
> number of posts, they appear to clog more frequently. Or is it more
> of a case that there are more Epsons out there so you hear more about
> their problems that with Canon printers?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Michael
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