Does anyone know if the photo's for artisan 837 come out better with the standard or the high capacily ink?
1869611
Epson has ink cartridges that are high capacity or standard capacity...of course the high capacity cost more. If you try an ink cartridge from a seller other than Epson, it will work, but do not get frustrated with an occasional "FIT" by the printer reporting that it does not recognize your ink...
1869612
I just use what came with the printer and everything comes out great. I have not printed any Photo's yet. I believe that the quality is alot better myself, but that's me and I rarely print photos at all. Hope this helps.
1869613
Mine come out great with what I have that is standard ink then I find a supplier that is cheaper on the ink and pay shipping too. It does more for me and everything look great
542622
It worked great for my Artisan 835. Check and see if the 730 & 835 use the same cartridges. If they do, then yes.
2048118
yes you can. i popped mine right in and right away my 835 saw this cartridge as a high yield. I HAVE YET TO PRINT ANY PHOTOS
715719
I have an artisan 835 and have had no problems. I believe the refills are the same
945798
The listing says it works on the Artisan 700, but I have not tried the cartridges in that model myself.
224981
I bought these from GO-DPS, so I don't know if these are exactly the same cartridges (seems like a different seller here), but no, they did not work with my Artisan 837. They did refund my money without my having to mail back the cartridges.
2141885
That should work well-- it's the shiny side you want. I have same printer and paper, and my prints are outstanding. Are you printing from Photoshop? I just noticed that I always select Standard by default-- but choosing photo shouldn't make any real difference like you describe.
2007611
Although I have the Artisan 837, the 835 sounds like it has the same problems. I have had the 837 for about 6 months and have done nothing but sing its praises but I started doing Christmas cards late this year and was appalled to find that it was impossible to do card stock reliably unless I put in one sheet at a time - then I couldn't feed without opening the drawer each time due to the awkward feed mechanism. Support had only one answer. Use premium matte paper setting. That's ok for one at a time. Took two full days of priniting. Epson should update these printers keeping the high quality options (6 inks etc) but improving the paper feed. This is a major drawback not readily apparent on purchase. Although I have the Artisan 837, the 835 sounds like it has the same problems. I have had the 837 for about 6 months and have done nothing but sing its praises but I started doing Christmas cards late this year and was appalled to find that it was impossible to do card stock reliably unless I put in one sheet at a time - then I couldn't feed without opening the drawer each time due to the awkward feed mechanism. Support had only one answer. Use premium matte paper setting. That's ok for one at a time. Took two full days of priniting. Epson should update these printers keeping the high... » Read More Although I have the Artisan 837, the 835 sounds like it has the same problems. I have had the 837 for about 6 months and have done nothing but sing its praises but I started doing Christmas cards late this year and was appalled to find that it was impossible to do card stock reliably unless I put in one sheet at a time - then I couldn't feed without opening the drawer each time due to the awkward feed mechanism. Support had only one answer. Use premium matte paper setting. That's ok for one at a time. Took two full days of priniting. Epson should update these printers keeping the high quality options (6 inks etc) but improving the paper feed. This is a major drawback not readily apparent on purchase. « Show Less
2048119
Very much in doubt. My Epson Artisan 835 rejected all of them with an error message
2249054
Thanks, Michele. I'm surprised, too by your comments about the colours. After being advised that the cartridges for the MX860 were very expensive and that the MX850 had problems connecting wirelessly, I ended up buying an Epson TX800FW. The few photos I've printed look ok to me. (I'm not a pro). It's been great to have a fax. One if its drawbacks is only one full-sized paper tray. I've yet to fully test out the machine.
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No experience on the Artisan 725. I have two systems installed in the Artisan 800 and they work flawlessly. I had to cut opening on the right side of the printer to prevent the ribbon hose from pinching. Color on photo prints are excellent. I've just ordered my first refill kit after 1.5 years of use.
191681
Does not really Matter, I use HP photo glossy and Kodak Glossy photo paper in the letter size to print large pictures and it does ok. Just make sure your printer settings are set to photo glossy. Hope this helps. thanks Linda
41967
The original was a medium nib, but I changed it to a fine nib. I think the fine nib does a better job. The medium spread the ink and the fine point produced a finer line.
793038
I used regular resolution, not photo of any type. It seems to work better. This is not glossy photo paper, so the ink adheres differently than it would on photo stock. You won't get that sort of ultra fine resolution. To be fair, I only printed text, but I tried higher resolutions and they actually were worse instead of better. Hope this helps!
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I can't speak for the 710, but my Artisan 810 did not recognize them. And, worse, the cartridges seem to have damaged my print heads somehow causing the printer to not recognize one of my REAL Epson ink cartridges. I had put in two of these fake cartridges and immediately had problems. I took them out and installed genuine Epson in their place but then the printer said I had an issue with one of the other existing real cartridges that was low on ink but not empty. So I had to replace that one, too, and then clean the print heads and do realignment two or three times before I finally got it back working right again. Naturally, I recommend against these cartridges.
771350
Yes The cartridges are comparable have been using them on my 835 for quite some time. Note: when errors in the print quality do happen Remove the problem color and clean the nozzle by attaching a tube over the nozzle and putting in about a inch (on the tube) of a recommended cleaner then replacing the cartridge and perform about two or sometimes three head cleanings with nozzle checks between till done. Bill
1411882
Yes I have mx870, I've been using sophia global ink for a while and they work great.