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No, they are good for longer than that.  Quite frankly, most folks who use wfp’s print frequently so cartridge life is rarely a problem.  I’ve had smaller printer cartridges last as long as 8 ...

There is little online support for the 2000/2100 & 4000/4100. While I was waiting for the service tech appointment scheduled for next week, I did manage to discover how to enter the service mode: P ...

None if your image has critical sharpness.

Having moved in the year before Covid and having departed with my aged wide format Epsons (too pricey to move across country), I decided to jump back into the foray of a wider format printer. ...

It depends on what sort of printers you are referring to.  A regular office inkjet, a specialized photograph inkjet, dye vs. pigment, etc.?  I sell my Epson prints to clients and have done so in ...

Unfortunately, you are headed down the metallic route with the offset that you are trading longevity for pizazz.  Alternatively, you could consider Aluminum or plexi which you would be unlikely to ...

My opinion is, it depends.  Many years ago I had a Canon S9000 dye printer.  The head died after a couple of months and the replacement cost was as much as a printer.  Since then, I switched to ...

Interestingly, with this volume and sizes of prints I am surprised you didn't recommend sticking with outsourcing to Costco or a commercial lab.  Doesn't seem worth the time/effort.

Potentially and that’s why it is unfortunate that the product doesn’t accept the RAW files.  One way around it is to use Topaz as a plug-in for PS where it creates a layer.  The alternative is to ...

While it is a newly revived thread, the answer lies in how the respective RAW engines are applying the profiles.  Be sure you don’t have Linear raw checked and see what profiles you prefer as ...

Based on the OP’s original post, it is unclear what software he is printing from or even if it has a color managed workflow.  He has turned off the printer based color management so it needs to be ...

It is unlikely that you’ll run into any issues.  The R6 files are 8192x5464 which would translate into 27x18 prints at 300 dpi without upsampling.  Larger prints tend to be viewed at greater ...

Hi Mark, Care to compare the distinctions between RSSR and PDSGR apart from the double side coating of the former?

Yup!  About time.  It’s hard to find CIPFG in 24” rolls, and it’s about $25 more than PDSGR for 20% less paper.

Interesting information which will be helpful when the big white RF lenses appear.

For years I used to buy from Atlex and then they became ITSupplies and charge full retail.  Ever hear of a group called ECPROF out of Wyoming?  They’re a UK outfit operating out of the US.

Just haven’t had any success with the 2x iii on the 500 is ii or 600 is.  The loss of sharpness and contrast is just unacceptable.  The same TC was solid  on both my 300  & 400 f/2.8.

Likewise, I was doing something similar for a while though I was disabling the NR which is very aggressive in DPP.  Hated doing it as DPP is resource heavy and is horrifically slow.  On1 released ...

Just purchased a Canon wide format and after priming the system and running the setup routines some of the starter cartridges are reading low.  I realize that much of the ink is residing in the ...

The only lenses that I found the 2x iii TC worked well on were the 300 f/2.8 is ii and 400 f/2.8 is ii.  Other than that, the 500's, 600's, and 400 do is II demonstrated image degradation that I ...