When I use this paper on my MG8220 what ICC profile should I use.
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A pity that Canon has not yet created a custom profile for you. The Lustre finish is really fine so I would try the "Lustre" or "Glossy" profile on heavier media to see which works best. Keep in mind that any time you change and ink tank or use another kind of paper the profile changes. I see more shifts in the PC/Cyan range on my i9000 Mk II. Do adjust your dry times. 36-48 hours is really better than 12-24.
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brother ink . com should have a chart that will tell you exactly what ink your model takes. I'm not sure.
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M. T., I thank you for this question, and for its synchonicity. I had wondered if others were having the same question, and part of my professional work is investigating esoteric information exactly like this.The Genuine Issue mag bar appears to be identical, except a bit darker in color. Striker is good on both DM's and GI's, nice spark. But caveat emptor as always, because there are rumors on YouTube that a counterfeit mag bar is out there, and its tiniest shavings require less than an acetylene torch but more than a spark to ignite... The GI bar I tested worked well enough, though. Perhaps the tiniest bit less well than the DM, but that may be subjective. Will study this further. -GDT M. T., I thank you for this question, and for its synchonicity. I had wondered if others were having the same question, and part of my professional work is investigating esoteric information exactly like this.The Genuine Issue mag bar appears to be identical, except a bit darker in color. Striker is good on both DM's and GI's, nice spark. But caveat emptor as always, because there are rumors on YouTube that a counterfeit mag bar is out there, and its tiniest shavings require less than an acetylene torch but more than a spark to ignite... The GI bar I tested worked well enough,... » Read More M. T., I thank you for this question, and for its synchonicity. I had wondered if others were having the same question, and part of my professional work is investigating esoteric information exactly like this.The Genuine Issue mag bar appears to be identical, except a bit darker in color. Striker is good on both DM's and GI's, nice spark. But caveat emptor as always, because there are rumors on YouTube that a counterfeit mag bar is out there, and its tiniest shavings require less than an acetylene torch but more than a spark to ignite... The GI bar I tested worked well enough, though. Perhaps the tiniest bit less well than the DM, but that may be subjective. Will study this further. -GDT « Show Less
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I have read that Milton M is interchangeable with standard connectors. No personal experience.
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Thank you for your message. For the MG5500 series, you will need the PGI-250XL/CLI-251XL cartridges. If there is anything else that we can help you with, please let me know. Have a great day!
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I have a Pixma MG 5420 (so grain of salt and all) and it uses the Shia Ink 250/251 perfectly. The cartridge size is standard across models, so I wouldn't be concerned that the specific printer model is not listed.
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The manufacturer does not provide a profile for this ink. You'll either have to have a custom profile made for you or switch inks. I suggest changing inks. I did. I now buy from https://cobraink.com. Contact Richard for sublimation ink. Very good ink and he provides profiles for multiple paper/substrate combinations. Also, remember to print in RGB.
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Just another voice...I used this ink in an MG5220....it works fine for me...occasionally I have had to clean my print head after inserting a replacement cartridge but this has only been once or twice.
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It's a dye ink. I can't speak for your printer. But I've used this in my Pixma ip4300 and now my new MG5420 and it works great. Just a couple of things to watch out for. You may have to adjust the ink slightly or change the type of paper used in "settings" depending on the paper used. I use staples brand gloss white brochure/flyer paper. And the best settings I found for my MG5420 were canon photo paper plus II. With my pixma I needed to adjust the actual ink in color settings. But I had to do that with the original canon ink anyway. As for what comes with the kit, make sure you get the little rubber stoppers for the ink tanks. The second time I ordered, I didn't get them with my order. This didn't matter to me because I still had the old ones. The little hand drill they give you is crap, use a regular drill. On the newer ink tanks, you'll have to watch where you drill the hole. You should put it as close as possible to the foam in the ink cartridge to avoid the hollow area they now put in the front. I'm actually looking into getting the constant inking system next, because I'm tired of getting ink all over my finger tips. And you will get ink on your fingers. So when you refill, do it over an old towel. I have 2 old T shirts that now look like pieces of abstract art. Just to let you know. I print a ton of stuff. I do all the print work for my band. So I print flyers, press kits, CD's and the liner notes. This ink has saved me a small fortune. The only downside is that, unless you get a chip resetter (which don't always work) you'll have to shut off your ink level sensor. So you won't know your ink levels. Good luck. One other thing. The ink I got (sometimes they send different ink brands, but they're all good) was photo color. So in settings you may have to make your image darker.
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Google ms2108 manual pdf and scroll down a few pages. I found mine. There doesn't seem to be a way to upload thing here. If you can't find it, ask again and I'll put it on my website.
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I suggest you post this question on irv2.com under the class A forum? The scangauge mfg should also be able to answer your question. Hope this points you toward an answer
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Works perfectly fine on my Intel Mac. I've alternated between draft, high quality, RPM, and all worked perfectly.The catch, if you can call it that, is that you can only choose the various high end settings IF you choose the proper media type. If you leave the media type set to Plain paper then you get plain printing only. You have to select the appropriate media type in order to enable the higher end printing options.
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To check ink levels on the the MP620 on a Mac running Leopard....System Preferences>Print & Fax>Open Print Queue>Utility>Maintenance>Ink Level Information
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http://www.miccatron.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/micca-m707z-m808z-m1010z-user-manual.pdf
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I've got a mg2220 and so far the black ink works fine. I did have to shake the cartridge once to get rid of some empty lines, but other than that I notice no difference between the commercially filled inks and the refill. I also would not recommend using the provided tool to open the cartridge because it is a little difficult. I had a tool from a previous ink refill kit that worked much better. I haven't tried the color ink yet.
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Mine is the 12417 = integrated mount and 2 MOA dot. Still very happy with it, GREAT choice for small/light weapons.
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have an MG5420 printer & were compatible with no problem(s). I didn't use all the cartridges at the same time coz some of the original still had ink, but as soon as they ran out, the printer took it with no issues. I think your MG5520 will take it as well since it has the same type of cartridges. And the color output is not much of a difference compared to the original...Pricewise, there's a big difference...Good luck!!!