|
these printer cartridges aren't cheap. but if you want to print good pictures, you should buy the manufacturer's oem printer cartridges.
I received the wrong color ink and the shipper did not have anymore of the color I ordered. I decided to keep it instead of spending more money returning it. I will use the tank eventually.
I teach digital photography and recommend printer manufacturer's inks to assure quality results. Have been using Canon 8 ink in my Canon Pixma iP520 photo printer for over 3 years. I sell prints from this printer. "Compatible ink" means ink cartridge will work in that printer. Quality varies considerably.
Overall, the Canon Pixma printers (IP6600D in our case) exceed our expectations for photo quality. It is at lease as good as processed photos at retailers (i.e.: Costco), about the same cost, but clearly more convenient. Additionally, the "6600" has an easy to use duplexing capability that is easy to access when printing text pages, saving substantially on wasted paper. With regard to the inks, I believe the quality, tones, and accuracy is excellent.
Good product, but ink price is causing me to cut back on prints.Went out and bought a used Laser Printer, for text prints.
|
