Could anyone recommend a printer to print out paintings? Could anyone recommend an affordable printer to print wide format prints?
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Positives: Have had a PIXMA Pro 9000 for a year and love it's quality (use Canon paper and ink only!). With a simple firmware reload and a "Type E" tray it can also print directly on CDs. I find the Pro 9000 to be much more reliable than my previous Epson and HP printers. It's much faster than any comparably priced Epson and it's much less prone to print head clogging. Negatives: The Pro 9000 ink cartridges are expensive and not that large, so empty quickly. Also, since they are "chipped" they can't be refilled without overriding the auto level sensing system.
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check with the seller or the vender or there should be a list of compatible printers
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I have had many, many printers. As long as you use excellent quality paper and high on the bright quality, I would send it to the Pope! I have learned to read reviews very carefully since some folks just say things for reasons unknown. All my reviews on Amazon are the exact truth. I have had a lot of folks reply back and thank me and agreed with my review and points of interest within.
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you can download drivers at http://global.dymo.com/enGB/Software/DiscPainter.html but honestly its not worth it anymore. they don't appear to be supporting it much and the ink price is too expensive. My advice is invest in an epson artisan 50. does the same job even better and photo disk come out looking like masters. Uses the same disk. For non inkjet printers you can get any Disc Title Printer ..casio has some nice cheep ones. The dymo sadly is out dated..mine has been in a corner for years now.
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Hi --I have a mac. I am interested in a black and white laser printer that copies and prints. I don't really need a scanner. Is there another printer that prints for a mac and copies? I really like the duplexing feature and don't want to give that up. Any suggestions? Should I just by this printer or is there something else out there that fits my needs?Thanks
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Thanks for responding! In spite of the lack of reviews, I've decided to give this printer a try ... I'll let you know how that choice turns out!
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I was like wow ty! Epson 3800!and i looked at the price and it was $1000+!!! oh man! o_Ois there any other printers thats good that is around $50 - $200?I'm trying to be a manga (comic book) artist and I need something that prints and scans good.What would you recommend, a printer that is also a scanner? or just buying a scanner separatly?
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I think I would just copy them like you would a piece of paper and see what comes out. This printer isn't really set up to do things that large, but I have had great luck with slides and tin pics.
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This is my third A310 printer, You can only print 4x6 photos which works well for I use my photos for refrence for painting. I've only used HP photo paper. I use it more times than from my computer. You can print photos from your computer by attaching the USB cord into your computer. On your print set up, just select HPA310 instead of your default printer.
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I would NOT recommend this printer. It will not print (even black and white) unless all cartridges are full! Thank g-d I bought it in in costco so I just returned mine and purchased a new printer.
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I use a Brother J825DW, a multifunction, wireless printer that is relatively cheap right here on Amazon. The quality, even when printing to discs, is exceptionally good. After using this printer at home for a few months, I replaced all the printers at work with the same model. Being able to replace each color ink cartridge individually was a huge, huge plus!
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I do not print a lot nor do I use a wireless printer at this time, so I am not yet qualified to recommend one. When I buy a wireless printer in the future, I will do a lot of research. Good luck.
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I have to agree with A. Geib I bumped up the phyical memory, used quality paper printed at the highest resolution and got very good resultsIt is abit slow on the first thing printing and sounds like a jet when I turn it on, but it was worth the money so far, I also have a Brotherat work and its a workhorse.I've used HP's Lexmark, Cannon, Epson it compares to them all, the interesting thing for me is watching the sell price move up and downI may start tracking it for fun.
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The m1319mfp printer is a an excellent printer, fax, copier for a small office. I just purchased a second one for a new location of our company. It is a little pricey at over (new) $600 but the high end of HP printers are more reliable then the low end. I would rather pay more and have less troubles. When I looked used (refurbed) they were around $200. I suggest buy a refurb that is guaranteed, use the catridges, and then hopefully use many more! (I assume that the one you have can't be repaired?? ) Good luck!
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M. Beucler, I would suggest getting a Dell color laser 1660w printer which goes for $149. The starter cartridges that come with it don't last very long but music scores shouldn't use up much toner. The paper is great and I get crisp clean copies. I've had a lot of experience with printing. My big HP laser handles that paper for two sided printing of brochures with no problem either so good luck with your decision. That price is really good too.
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I use an Epson pro stylus 7900 for art prints. This is an ink jet wide format printer. It is a coated paper so the ink doesn't smear and may be suitable for the laser printer. You should contact Epson.
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Check wide format printers to see if they have the capability to use roll paper. I have an Epson r3000 that uses this type of paper.