Photo printer

[JamesT]

Originally Posted by CO Hummer

You elitist bastage. Don't forget to tell them that you shouldn't call unless you are a salaried employee making at least $50K per year.

True, I forgot. Nevermind you pheasant. Ha...I laugh down at you poor souls in need of a printer.

That reminds me...Where did MOONPUPPY go? Do ya think I hurt his wittle feelings?

[K9sH3]

I too was in the printing world, but now I am retired.. Nice to be done at 40 and enjoying life.
I will give ya a call on Friday.

[Hunner]

Epson R800 for up to 8x10 and R1800 for up to llx14. I have both and they are awesome. 8 ink cartridges and they put on a gloss that makes them virtually undistinguishable, whew, from wet print process.
Retired photographer from my real job but still making money in photography. I shoot a Nikon D200 and print on these. They are the best I have seen and I have tried them all. I used to love HP but they have not kept up.
It shows you when the cartridges get low but you can keep printing until finally it will not let it start. Right out of the box makes great prints and lots of options for printing profiles.

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

The ideal world would have a store that sells several different brands, on display so you could go in with your media, plop it in a make a side by side...

That leaves NYC, LA, Chicago and maybe Atlanta. (if your lucky)

GOOD LUCK

[devilsfan]

Maybe you can get a discount if you bring James some Starbucks.

Stacy

[Hunner]

Originally Posted by RubHer Yellow Ducky

The ideal world would have a store that sells several different brands, on display so you could go in with your media, plop it in a make a side by side...

That leaves NYC, LA, Chicago and maybe Atlanta. (if your lucky)

GOOD LUCK

Office Depot here does that! I tried them all. They are using some of my prints for examples. The HP lady does not speak to me anymore.

[Andy C]

I use the Canon Pixma Pro 9000 - and love it - great color and B&W results - no complaints so far. The only problem I am having is that I am running out of wall space - those 13"x19" prints soon take up some space.

[MarineHawk]

Originally Posted by BlueHUMMERH2

The suit involved the ink cartridges telling you they were empty when they still retained some ink.

The ink cartridges clearly engaged in fraud here. They should have been sued; not Epson.

Originally Posted by RubHer Yellow Ducky

second point is if you want to print just small 4 x 6 photos don't waste your money. MOST, not all 4 x 6 printers have the cost of paper and ink higher then if you went to walgreens, cvs, eckards etc... of course convience for use at home is a plus.

We have a 3-year-old HP, and it works great, but we never use it anymore. It takes much, much less time and hassle, when I want to print a fairly large number of pics, for me to save the pics on a CD and drop them off at Rite Aid or CVS. It's probably about as cheap in the long run.