Since this is a glossy finish, does this eat up more INK than a matte? Or is the ink input the same?
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I agree with all comments posted here I my opinion is: I believe the ink consumption is smaller because the coating be sleek, but I can't tell you with precision, because the amount of ink consumed in both finishes was not measured.And I think you should consider the print quality. It is very good in this DVD
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My Epson printer suggests longer drying times on premium surfaces. I assume there less penetration of the inks but there's no evident additional ink required. After you see the exceptional finish of this DVD with premium inks, you really won't care. It's better than the Verbatim finish in my opinion and rarely is there a burning failure.
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the ink is pretty good, dries reasonably quickly on typical copier paper. not quite as fast as you can write, but close. if your paper is slick, then the ink will tend to sit on top of it.
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Stay with the HP Ink, you will see over the long run the quality will be suprising. Also stay with a mid glossy paper for better results.
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I have the two refills. I have inked about 3 heavy black 11x17 illustrations, and quite a few 'sketches' and have still not really run out of the first insert. It's probably low, but I would have to say, running out of ink depends on how heavy handed you are, so far the brush rights itself nicely as long as it's wet with ink, straight and not curved, etc.. I'd hazard buying one and trying it out, as it is the lesser expensive alternative, and I've seen a lot of artists using them. :)
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The glossy version will have glare, the anti glossy will have significantly less glare. Its a matter of preference
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If you use the matte side it will be reduced a bit, but not too much. It won't reduce glass on the glossy side.
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I can't comment on total ink consumption as I haven't had the printer long enough but I can tell you that Chroma Optimizer and Light Gray are used much much quicker than the other inks. Whereas the other cartridges are showing full, these other two are showing half empty.
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I use a standard hp inkjet printer, never had a problem of that type. Be certain that the satin finished side is what you are printing on, not the high gloss side.
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Yes, however this is the glossy version. I would get the matte, if I were you.
800254
Yes it is. You can also use for shading as well. Ink stays darker the other inks and sticks a lot better.
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I'm not sure what the difference you subjectively think describe to be between high and soft gloss but this paper is definetly shiny, not matte. The level of shine is not extreme but it's there
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I am using the ink for an Epson printer so cannot answer directly. However, I will tell you that I am not that happy with the ink quality. Apparently there is a difference in ink quality. It tends to clog up my heads causing me to have to clean them quite often.
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It dries matte, though you can tell the project has a slight sheen to it. Not shiny, but if you look at the project (in my case, quilling paper) before and after spraying, you can tell the sprayed project isn't as 'dull' as it was before spraying.
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You should be able to specify in the print options for it to print on 4x6 paper. However, if you use glossy photo paper, it must specify that it is specifically for laser printers. The glossy surface of Inkjet paper turns dark as it goes through the fuser of a laser printer. I do not know if matte finish is any better because I can't speak from personal experience on matte photo paper, only the glossy. I use the HP glossy Brochure 40lb paper for laserjet printers. You would have to cut it to size as it comes in a 150 pack of 8 1/2" x 11". It's not quite as thick as other photo paper but it has been sufficient for my photo needs.
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I have it currently installed on my WF-7010 and it works great for me. I have done tons of printing with it and haven't dented the reservoir yet. I don't care particularly for the black ink that comes with it as it tends to not be black enough on glossy photo paper, but it is flawless on matte finish, which is my preferred choice anyways. the print head cover is tricky to remove because of a plastic pin that holds it in, but a pair of needle nose pliers does the trick. make sure you use the the double sided tape that comes with it to mount it on the side, evenly with the top tray. the hardest part for me was determining the best way to mount the ink hoses. i didnt use the mounting clips that came with the kit, i simply used a piece of duct tape and placed it on the tubes at the top right hand corner where it says WF7010 and let the tubes just dangle.. bottom line I am glad i bought it, it does what i need it to do and it has already saved me hundreds of dollars in ink cartridges. I don't do tons of glossy prints and i'll wait till the ink runs out and switch brands.. I'm too lazy to do it now..
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YES!!!!!It devours ink. I EXHAUSTED 90% of the BLACK and 30% of the COLORS in the initial installation. The rest disappeared when I attempted to clean the heads. It
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I would say that it is more matted than glossy because the reflection is somewhat diffused. (Try Samsung)