Hi All,
This has possibly been covered before but does any of you have any experience with compatible inkjet cartridges? I am looking at the photo quality Epson printers such as the R800 and R1800. In a nutshell, I am interested in jet tec and inkrite cartridges as opposed to the OEM cartridges. Two questions really. Is the print quality/colour rendition as good and is the colour life expectancy suitable as a resale proposition?
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
inkjet
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Re: inkjet
Not sure if this will help
I have the Epson R2400 and use the Quill Inkflow system with pigmented ink.
I get my paper for Fotospeed and get a free ICC profile for these inks.
So much cheaper and consistent. time after time
I have the Epson R2400 and use the Quill Inkflow system with pigmented ink.
I get my paper for Fotospeed and get a free ICC profile for these inks.
So much cheaper and consistent. time after time
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Re: inkjet
We don't use compatible cartridges, but have an ink flow system with pigments in our R1900. It works well most of the time, but can be a bit fiddly to reset when the printer is indicating that the ink level is low.
The print quality is excellent though.
The print quality is excellent though.
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