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I’m not current, but look at photo-specific printers from Epson, and maybe Canon.

Look for the models with the ink tanks you can refill. That is said to be the more “economical” option. Printers are designed to sell cheap, and get you with supplies, so do your research. But I always recommend starting with epson, and refikkabke tanks.


4 posted on 03/30/2024 8:14:32 PM PDT by moonhawk (Jeffrey Epstein did't kill himself; George Floyd did.)
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To: moonhawk; wgmalabama
Printers are designed to sell cheap, and get you with supplies, so do your research. But I always recommend starting with epson, and refikkabke tanks.

Right.

Hewlett Packard started with gouging you on the replacement cartridges - now, they've branched out to gouging the IT people and computer professionals for their time.

6 posted on 03/30/2024 8:17:57 PM PDT by kiryandil (what Odessa doink?)
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To: moonhawk; wgmalabama

“I’m not current, but look at photo-specific printers from Epson, and maybe Canon.

“Look for the models with the ink tanks you can refill.”

We have two of the Canon G6020 PIXMA inkjets and are happy with them. Hubby uses them to print his astrophotography images. They have the tanks instead of cartridges which last a long time. Have had the printers for about two years, and just last month had to replenish a couple of the color tanks.

With the improvements in technology, I expect there are even better models out there.


33 posted on 03/31/2024 3:35:26 AM PDT by MayflowerMadam (Fraud vitiates everything." - SCOTUS)
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