How does this ink print pictures ?
1880587
I haven't used actual picture quality paper but it does print on printable cds and it looks great! Awesome detail :) This ink acts like the oem ink in my opinion. I have bought it about 5 or 6 times now. I will be back too!!
276333
It has the ink already. You just pop them into your printer and you're good to go.
1810723
The 2200 is a pigment ink printer. It requires "quick dry paper," or it smears while printing. I'm an artist, and have made transfers by printing on paper, then coating with acrylic medium and then soaking in warm water, and pulling the image off and placing it on a paper or canvas coated with a acrylic medium. I'd suggest you try printing a small image on the heat transfer paper using the "Plain Paper," choice, and if it doesn't smear, try to transfer to a scrap of Tshirt cloth. Good luck.
702537
That's a tough question really because there are a number of factors involved. I can't say for certain because I don't exclusively print photos. The ink has lasted quite a while with me printing all my power point lectures for college in color. A couple of my professors are picture happy. I have printed only a few actual photos though.
1299539
It comes with a converter, so you can whatever ink you choose. In other words, it uses bottled ink, not cartridges; so, you're not limited.
1311041
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.
810481
it uses AirPrint for direct printing. It also has a usb port to connect a camera directly to the device if desired. Note that wireless printing is disabled if the device is connected to an ethernet cable.
936480
Sorry, I can't tell you the answer to that question. I can only re-iterate how frustrating this was fine printer became after they upgraded the firmware to except only proprietary ink cartridges. In a word the print has become unreliable.
1583184
It uses standard cartridges. Also comes with ink puller to use a jar of ink.
1712225
This printer uses the CMYK color model (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMYK_color_model) which has been used for years in commercial publishing. You'll see a discussion of the *type* of ink used in some of the reviews, which helps to explain the truly remarkable color printing by this printer, though. And there are actually 5 cartridges in this printer: one for "regular" black for "regular" printing, and then the CMYK for color printing, including a "photo black."
178982
I like this ink it works find with my photos depends on what printer u have I have an epson it's awesome
2203548
Yes it does. Actually, if you are going to print lots of photos, get one of the refillable continuous ink systems offered on Amazon. Very economical. My wife has printed hundreds (if not thousands) of photos for less than $20.00 in ink cost. Search for artisan 837 continuous ink system in the Amazon search bar. The less expensive ones work just fine. If you use non Epson ink, be sure to use the utility to clean the print head periodically.
1371872
It goes through ink fairly quickly, especially for photos. Prints black and white documents longer. It does an excellent job
394114
No, I think you have to scan it to your desktop or whatever and send as an attachment... It prints only in black/white, but is so fast and the cartridges last forever.
558656
A small orange color piece is provided with inks. Insert it where the door closes and the printer sees it as door closed. Make sure to change all inks at the same time. These inks works like a charm. Every print that comes out of my printer makes me feel good about the price I paid for these extra large cartridges.
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It works. But remember. The white area is 'transparent'. When you print a picture, the white areas are see-through. I printed a picture with lots of darks and transferred it to a dark shirt, and since white doesn't transfer, it didn't work out right. (Printers don't 'print' white)
1486674
Printers that print photo quality often have an ink slot for the gray cartridge.