How many 8x10 prints can you print before refilling?
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I really don't have a count on that, but, I print lots of photos and half fold cards. The ink lasts for months. It is so worth it!
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It's important that you know that this is a refill kit for a Continuous Ink Supply System (CISS). I only say that because if you already have that system you know that you can literally print reams of 8 1/2 X 11 prints. Since you specifically say "8X10" prints, I'm assuming you're talking photos. I have never counted, but my estimate would be that it would be at least equivalent to 25 to even 50 of the OEM cartridges. This system saves hundreds of dollars on print costs.
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3 of us use my color inkjet EPSON Artisan 800 printer with a 6-COLOR REFILLABLE CARTRIDGE and I need to refill it approx. every 6 months (usually because the black is 100% empty & the rest are about 80% empty). I had 4.0 oz (110ml) ink refill bottles and was able to refill my cartridges 9 times from late 2009-2014 before using the black up completely. If I invested in a CISS I imagine it would last us maybe a couple of years between needing to refill it!
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You will get a lot fewer prints if there is a long interval between prints. I print a 4x6 swatch every weekend to keep the head from drying, plus have printed a few 13x19 and maybe 25 4x6, and at 25 weeks I got my first "low ink warning"; so that's about 100 4x6 prints, with probably another 25 to go before I have to replace one of the inks. By contrast, printing a dozen 4x6 photos on the same day does not even move the ink supply indicator, so I'd believe 200-400 numbers others reported with frequent printing. In other words, just turning it on uses a little ink every time.
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Does anyone know how many Black and White pages you can print per B&W; cartridge with the MP830?
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I haven't tried but there is a feed tray that says legal on it, so I don't see why not. You can't print wider than 8.5 but I'm sure you can print longer than 11.
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Much depends on what you're printing. Some images by their nature will require more dye than others. You should be able to get close to the number of sheets you purchased per cartridge though coming up one or two prints shy may happen.
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I refilled my Original HP cartridges ( 74 , not the 74XL ) three times and there is still enough ink left to refill two more . So , I think the kit is enough to refill 5 or 6 standard HP cartridges ( not XL which are large ) but that is my observation cos the number of refills depends on how much you spill during refilling and how dry was the sponge inside each empty cartridge . I dont know if the kit comes in different sizes but I will disagree with anyone claiming to have refilled more than 6 completely empty HP cartridges .
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It comes with two 20-mL containers of ink (40 mL total). From the instructions, apparently a standard ink cartridge is 4 mL, and extra large is 10 mL, so 10 or 4 refills, respectively.
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I have not tried to print a full 8.5 X 11 photo. I have only printed out 4X6 so far. Tray 2 is definitely only for picture paper. Tray 1 is the 8.5 X 11 tray. You may want to try placing the picture paper in tray 1 and see if that will work? The biggest tray2 will go is 5X7. Sorry I could not be of more or any help with this question/answer.
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I don't know but I've printed roughly about 30 8x10's so far and it hasn't worn out
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You can print it and it will give you the option to print in different sizes, 4x10, 5x7 etc. However I am new at this so I am still in the process of building my album and learning in the process.
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yes, I printed a lot of pictures, around 500 prints on the 4 x 6 inches, and I'm not done yet, hope that answers your question.
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Hi there - - this terrific binder ships UNfilled. Graphic Image does offer their highquality refills for differing size prints: 4x6: http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Impression-Graphic-Image-standard/dp/B002MSLJT4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381714370&sr=8-1&keywords=B002MSLJT4 5x7: http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Impression-Graphic-Image-Standard/dp/B002MSLJTY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381714521&sr=8-1&keywords=B002MSLJTY 8x10: http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Impression-Graphic-Image-Standard/dp/B002MSOJIC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381714611&sr=8-1&keywords=B002MSOJIC 8-1/2 x 11: http://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Impression-Graphic-Image-Standard/dp/B002MSNHGW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1381714670&sr=8-1&keywords=B002MSNHGW For 8-1/2 x 11 inserts, customers also report that they enjoy the series of refills from Itoya: http://www.amazon.com/PolyGlass-refills-STANDARD-3-RING-binder/dp/B003U4IS1G/ref=sr_1_1?m=AQBAQNXY48TCK&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1381714765&sr=1-1&keywords=075633903455 Other questions? We're here to help. And do thank you for considering us on the Amazon marketplace ~ SendAFrame.com
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yes you get the full 8 refills...only problem is they dont have the top piece, so you need to use the top from the original ink cartridge.In the picture it is shown-the black top.
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I have not printed these sizes, but I do use the rear tray to keep and print 8.5 x 5.5 (half page label) and I have printed stacks of these without jamming. Hope this helps!
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There are 4 in the kit, but check this out....Some printer manufactures have gotten wise to the refill kits being sold...It's my understanding that they now have embedded in the ink cartridge, a micro computer chip that will only allow for x amount of prints and that"s it. Doesn't really matter if you put ink in it or not...Just something to think about....C-Ya....James
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Practical printing requires about 300 ppi, and 10in x 300ppi means about 3000dots. So, in the long dimension, you need to be scanning about 3000 dots. Simplifying a 35mm slide to 1in (it's really about 1.44in), if you scan at 3200dpi, you would end up with an image that is over the necessary 3000dots in the larger dimension. You could squeak by with 2400dpi resolution, as the full frame negative would give just over 3000dots at 2400dpi, but storage space is cheap, and the scan time isn't greatly increased, so I would just do them all at the higher resolution, rather than having to go back again with a higher resolution on the ones you want to print. It's a good question, and the answer is dependent on you wanting to print 8x10 photos from the scans. If your purpose was web or screen display, you are looking at significantly lower resolution required dpi for a good scan. You can always reduce the size of the file later, but you can't grow the file as you have already noted. It is safe to scan too large and shrink, as the scan time easily dominates all other operations later on the file, except restoration.
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As many as you want, you just need to put enough papers inside the printer. Also Don't put too many once.