What is the difference between the Kodak 10C / 10B and the Kodak 30 C /30 B if I use the "10 " version in my Kodak printer can I also use the "30" ?
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I have the Kodak ESPC310+3336 printer. I thought mine took the 30 c/30 b but somehow started buying the 10c /10c and just realized (DUH!) that I'm supposed to be using the 30 c/b printer ink. I haven't had any trouble using either one. Don't know how I mixed them up, but I did. I will be sure in the future to only use the 30 c/b ink cartridges. Also, the 2 cartridges were the same size, etc. and fit in my printer.
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no different printers b means black and c for color numbers are the important thing i use sophia ink on amazon for kodack more reasonable and they are new and they stsnd behind them
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I'm sorry, I don't know the answer - I have only used the 30/30 cartridges in my printer - wish I could help you!
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I'm not a 100% but i believe the shape of the cartridge is different. Also, the thickness of the ink might not be the same. Generally, you want the right cartridge for your printer.
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C30 Works with ESP C100, C300, ESP 3.2 & ESP Office 2100 Series, HERO 3.1, HERO 5.1 AiO Printers and the C10 Works with KODAK EASYSHARE 5000 Series/ESP 3,5,7,9 / 3200/5200/7200/9200 Series, ESP Office 6100.
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no. just found this out myself. put the 10 in my 30. wouldn't recognize it. grrr
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You can get away with a class 6 card. The class in card symbolizes write speeds and class 10 is generally for shooting raw files on a pro camera at bursts. Class 6 is more than fine for most cameras. The size of the card is completely up to you. If you get a 32 GB card you can go a lot longer without having to download your material off the card. I am using a 16GB in mine and I offload the files off the card onto my computer about once a month and it works great. You may shoot more pictures and video than me though.
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According to the Kodak.com site, under printer inks, 10 series, the 10XL is compatible with the 7200 series printers of which his ESP7250 is listed. The answer is yes.
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The printer needs a Cartridge which determines how many photo's it prints.. A Kodak G50 does 50 photo's. A Kodak G100 will print 100 photos, and if you get a Kodak G200 then this will produce 200 photos.. Regards.. John
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I'm not able to answer that question. I thought I ordered the 30 XL and ended up with this one. It's not what I needed for my printer. I was unable to return it.
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If you go to the kodak site, it will tell you what cartridges are compatible with your printer. Best not to try a cartridge not listed on your printer specs.
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I'm not familiar with your series of printer but I do know that all Kodak printers operate this way. You must have a cartridge (that has ink) in both sides of the cartridge holder in order for the printer to print. The printers wont print when one cartridge is empty. Its just a defalt setting that Kodak has installed on all of their printers and they claim its to ensure perfect prints every time you print... Honestly I think its just a way for Kodak to make more money, to make sure that we have to buy both color and black/white cartridges. With all that being said, this is the best price I have found on these cartridges especially when you purchase a subscription plan and they always seem to come in just in time for me! Good luck!
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Because, in my experience, the Kodak printer was a piece of ")#($*)(*# and not worth the paper it prints on. It did a terrible job for us. We threw ours out. Piece of junk. Had many many problems with it
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The Canon Ink tank PGI-250 XL is the same as the standard PGBK EXCEPT is has a larger capacity, i.e. ink supply and I am currently using the black, grey, and whatever XL version I can get my hands on so as not having to replace the ink tanks as often. Let the force be with you. My printer is a Canon MG7120 of the 7100 series.
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I emailed Kodak a while back and asked them to name there printers that takes Kodak #10 combo pack and your printer 5500 was listed for use with the Kodak 10 combo ink. If you would like I can give the names of the printers that use this type of cartridges. Kodak is no longer in the printer business but will back up all of there Kodak printers that have been sold or will be sold, they say.
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http://www.kodak.com/ek/US/en/Consumer_Products/Products/Ink_Cartridges/10_Series.htmYes, according to Kodak.
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Yes, you can print 8x10 photos. But, from my experience, this is one of the crappiest photo printers I have ever used. The color was atrocious. I ended up returning it and buying Brother Printer MFCJ425W Wireless Color Photo Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax instead. That one has worked out great for me. Sorry about all of the extra info! I hope it helps.
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David, The way I understand it is that one is "pigment black" and the other is "photo black". I guess one works better for photos. I rarely print photos but both black cartridges seem to get used.
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I don't think you can! That is one reason why mine went into the garbage! I think it is shameful that Kodak programmed the printer that way and will not purchase another Kodak printer. I like my new Canon much better!
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I am not a printer expert, I would call the Kodak customer service people and get an accurate answer. I called and they were most helpful.
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Yes, it is. Here's the list of compatible printers (for the B, C, and XL cartridges from Kodak): Works with KODAK EASYSHARE 5000 Series/ESP 3,5,7,9 / 3200/5200/7200/9200 Series, ESP Office 6100 Series, HERO 7.1, HERO 9.1, HERO OFFICE 6.1 AiO Printers. So, yours is in there. I agree with what others have said about genuine Kodak ink; it's better.
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We have the Kodak 5200 and the Kodak 7200. Both use the #10 black - we actually got the 5200 because we needed a printer with the ink of #10 black. We have used both the Kodak Ink and the generic that Amazon sells - both are doing a fine job - the #10 fits both and prints for both. Hope this helps.