Questions about Canon IP5000. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () After 21 years(!) of owning a home computer I've finally taken the plunge and just bought my very first printer, a highly recommended IP5000. Got a couple of questions about inks...

Canon iP4000 or iP5000? For graphic output. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () So I'm considering ditching the HP8450 I just got (good photos, great speed, inferior graphics). And have seen ultra raves for the Canon iP printers, especially the...

question their testing if they found the iP5000 to use more ink??? Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () In article PC Medic says... > I would certainly expect the iP4000 to be faster and question their testing > if they found the iP5000 to use...

Canon pixma ip5000 problem. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () I wonder if some kind person can throw some light on a problem that has developed on my 6 month old printer. Basically the print out became muddy and when I ran a nozzle check it...

never had a clog with Canon. When I replaced my i850 with the IP5000 I was going to keep the i850 for a back up. As this 'back up' would probably end up never being used I emailed canon asking the best way to store it. They replied saying that if the printer...

quality cartridges preferably filled with ink from Formulabs. NEVER use "Universal" or anything marked "Works in all printers". I use Chinese cartridges filled with US made Formulabs ink for my Canon iP5000. Beautiful prints at 9600 resolution. Dots...

Non-Canon photo papers for PIXMA iP8500?. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers,rec.photo.digital () I just purchased a Canon PIXMA iP8500. Does anyone have any experience using inkjet photo papers other than Canon brand in this or a similar printer?...

and bulk ink in my Canon iP5000, though not from Alotofthings as they won't export internationally. But they would be my first choice for inks as they are most trusted name. My iP5000 has the smallest nozzles of all printers made. So if there was any danger...

head out and soak it in some > hot water and a 20% solution of ammonia, wonder if that would hurt > anything/ > Thanks in advance >> Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () Are you guys using OEM Canon Brand INK? If not what brand and source...

As an alternative to the Canon IP5000 Fry's has a sale on the Canon IP4000 with a net price of $79.95 after rebate. Stevelee wrote: > How about a Canon ip3000? It has only 4 ink cartridges. Should cost you > less for the job and it may be more reliable...