Deskjet 9650 as photo printer?

[photon]

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Hi,

could anyone comment on the use of a Deskjet 9650 as a photo printer?

The A3+ size together with the good lightfastness of HP inks on Premium Plus
paper appeal to me, but the only (very concise) review I found on the web
mentioned some banding problems with photos.

I kow the Epson Photo 2100/2200 rules in that segment but it costs much more
to buy and to use, and I am fed up with my Photo 810 which is clogged most
of the time (at least with HP you get new heads with each cartridge).

TIA

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers (More info?)

The DJ 9650 does very well as a photo printer..
The banding issues that you are refering to comes up with one in a 100
printers.
Does well expecially with the 11x17 photo glossy HP media!
Using HP inks on glossy or any of the HP media is supposed to last for
73 - 75 Years without fading!

Draganov
HP tech support

Photon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> could anyone comment on the use of a Deskjet 9650 as a photo printer?
>
> The A3+ size together with the good lightfastness of HP inks on
Premium Plus
> paper appeal to me, but the only (very concise) review I found on the
web
> mentioned some banding problems with photos.
>
> I kow the Epson Photo 2100/2200 rules in that segment but it costs
much more
> to buy and to use, and I am fed up with my Photo 810 which is clogged
most
> of the time (at least with HP you get new heads with each cartridge).
>
> TIA

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers (More info?)

The DJ 9650 does very well as a photo printer..
The banding issues that you are refering to comes up with one in a 100
printers.
Does well expecially with the 11x17 photo glossy HP media!
Using HP inks on glossy or any of the HP media is supposed to last for
73 - 75 Years without fading!
Draganov
HP tech support


Photon wrote:

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers (More info?)

The DJ 9650 does very well as a photo printer..
The banding issues that you are refering to comes up with one in a 100
printers.
Does well expecially with the 11x17 photo glossy HP media!
Using HP inks on glossy or any of the HP media is supposed to last for
73 - 75 Years without fading!
Draganov
HP tech support


Photon wrote: