Which photo printer?
 

I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?

Which photo printer?
 

Canon....substitute for ip4000...4100 or what...great stuff. Just look for model with 5 carts, not 4.

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I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?

Which photo printer?
 

On Sat, 24 Dec 2005 07:24:06 -0500, "DonicTT" wrote:

I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?


Epson R800 will do nicely, and gives
archival prints.


rafe b
www.terrapinphoto.com

Which photo printer?
 

"DonicTT" wrote in message
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I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a
printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?

Go he http://www.henrys.com/webapp/wcs/sto...nrys/index.jsp

Pick your currency then navigate to the digital section then printers. They
list a vast array of photo printers "with" the prices. There are many for
your price range that can achieve the results you're looking for. I'd stick
with a printer that has multiple ink jet cartridges for best results and to
replace only the colours you use the most.

I use the Canon i950 and love it. The i950 (and the newer i960) has 6
separated ink cartridges (about $17.00CAD each for new cartridge). I print
a lot and find that the "photo cyan" and "photo magenta" usually run out
first.

Remember that the paper quality is also important to achieve the best
results.

My 2 cents worth.

Which photo printer?
 

In article s5brf.5850$mK.493@dukeread03, "DonicTT"
wrote:

I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a
printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?

I am happy with my Epson R200. Costs around $100, maybe less.

Which photo printer?
 

"Shawn Hirn" wrote in message
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In article s5brf.5850$mK.493@dukeread03, "DonicTT"
wrote:

I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a
printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?

I am happy with my Epson R200. Costs around $100, maybe less.

I print all my Digital Photo's with www.photobox.co.uk online. Highest
quality and professional printing.

**SS**

Which photo printer?
 

On Sat, 24 Dec 2005 07:24:06 -0500, "DonicTT" wrote:

I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?

Asking such a question will get you any number of answers along the
line of, "I use *X* model printer. I like it. You should buy it."
What is wrong with the printers you have looked at? Why won't they do
the job for you?
$400 will buy a nice printer. Do you want to spend all of it? If so,
then look at printers that cost $400, and pick the one that best suits
your needs.
If you honestly can't decide between a few models, than come back with
specific questions.

"What car under $40,000 should I buy?" will get the same sort of
answers. They won't answer your real question, which is, "Which car is
best for me?"
The reason is because you haven't told us what you want other than
8X10 and $400.

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Bill Funk
Replace "g" with "a"
funktionality.blogspot.com

Which photo printer?
 

DonicTT wrote:

I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a
printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?

The canon printer I have works well and seems frugal on ink (a VERY
important consideration) but the software and profiles that came with it
were pretty lame. I'd budget for a printer, one custom profile for a paper
you like (ilford classic pearl is the one I chose) and something like
Qimage to print with.

Basically what I'm saying is paying $300 for the printer and this $100
worth of software will produce better end results than paying $400 for the
printer and trying to use the included printing software. Also will save a
bunch of headaches and wasted paper/ink.
--

Stacey

Which photo printer?
 

"DonicTT" wrote in message news:s5brf.5850$mK.493@dukeread03...
I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?

I love my HP 7350 Photosmart printer I bought about 2 years ago. I've made some superb 8x10 prints. HP has come out with newer versions of the Photosmart series, of course, and I assume that they're at least as good or better than my HP 7350. I paid about $200 for it.
Jim C.

Which photo printer?
 

Very happy with an HP 7960. This one has been discontinued but is still
available for less than $200. OEM HP Ink is readily available on Ebay for
~1/2 MSRP. Color prints are indistinguishable from a photo lab.

I think the next generation model is the 8450.

If you want to print in B&W, the HP system is the only way to go without
spending $500 on an esoteric printer and custom inks.

Best,

Ross

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"Shawn Hirn" wrote in message
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In article s5brf.5850$mK.493@dukeread03, "DonicTT"
wrote:

I am looking for a photo printer for less than $400. Can you recommend a
printer that will produce great prints up to 8x10?

I am happy with my Epson R200. Costs around $100, maybe less.

I print all my Digital Photo's with www.photobox.co.uk online. Highest
quality and professional printing.

**SS**