Epson 2200 vs Canon i9900 or ???. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () I need a large format photo quality printer. I'm considering an Epson 2200. I'm concerned about print nozzle clogging, does this model have a problem with that? What if you...

Canon 9900 vs Epson 2200. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I am still trying to decide which large format printer to buy. The Epson 2200 will take paper other than Epson, and I like that feature. I have heard conflicting stories about the Canon...

Fighting Canon i9900 printer. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Been fighting with trying to get decent color balance with this thing. I've been using an 8200 for years using "auto" with no corrections in the driver and using the "printer color...

for the cost of ink and paper. Assuming a high end, but still consumer level, printer like an Epson 2100/2200 or a Canon i9900/9950 and associated costs of paper and ink what is a fair charge? Additionally, I am not factoring in the costs of a computer...

i like the ici satin a lot and buy mine from DigitalArtSupplies.com 877-534-4278 ...nice folks ... they have icc's for epson 2200 and may have or may make one for the canon ... nfi steve On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 15:22:21 -0000, "rda" wrote: >>"LarryLOOK"...

photos you may want to consider the IP5000. The more I read about Epson printers the more I lean toward Canon. JohnR66 wrote: > wrote in message >news:1120876833.091105.191320@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... >>>>I have an Epson 2200 Photo...

anybody buy a dye ink large format >>printer? >> Well, the Canon i9900 produces the best results of any printer in its > class. And what class would that be? The 7600 will print on 24" wide roll paper. Will the i9900 do that? Archived from groups:...

on this NG you can go to where aftermarket inks and cartridges are discussed, sign in, search the forum for Epson ink info (most people on that forum are Canon users) and post a question as well. There are some Epson users who answer questions on Nifty....

mfgr inks and papers) is shorter on the Canon. For glossy prints, the Epson 2200 is rated 50 years by Wilhelm while the BCI-6 inks used in the Canon is rated only 38 years (on a paper that has since been improved in this regard). For non-glossy prints,...

shown in the chart here: The first entry uses the same inks as the Canon i9900 (although without the new red and green inks). The epson 2200 is listed. Epson is rated 50 years while the Canon is 38 years. Epson wins. I bought the Canon, Canon...