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The air compressor scheme is certainly best attempted from behind a sheet of plexiglass whilst assistant takes ink shower 🛁

Sorry. my compressed air scheme isn’t necessary because: … “no sponges in these cartridges “.

Thank you for sharing your expertise. Great that I was able to ask experts, and learn my original idea was the result of a manufacturer lying about a product. P.S. During the night, the theme of removing ink from a cartridge with sponge interrupted my other dreams: The solution appears (to me)...

“expired cartridges” That’s better … 0.36 per ml! Thanks for the info. My next question is …. If it’s the same IEM ink, but in a different cartridge, will it just pour out? Or is the ink trapped in sponges?

You wrote “Try the carts from the larger printers, like the Pro 2000” First look indicates similar price …. about 1 Euro per milliliter. Correct cartridge = 50 Euro per 55ml (Amazon) Larger 70ml cartridge = 74 Euro per 70ml

You wrote “same tendency of 3rd party ink to fade” So …. just plain misinformation from manufacturer. Why would they mislead customers?

“'specific requirements' - what are those? These bottled canon inks don't have a name and are not the same Lucia Pro inks” Information. Thank you! Most important = not the best ink? Specific requirements are selling at high prices …. and don’t wish to provide something that will fade and cause...

In case anyone is interested, I found this information today. My search was for original OEM pigment ink (to possibly be used in a Canon TA-20). Haven’t yet decided on which 24” printer to purchase, but have concluded third party inks are a waste of time (for my specific requirements). Based on...

Designer jeans, non Africa price: Versace BESTICKTE MEDUSA JEANS 695 € Bought one pair of expensive trousers once, from Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills (for $250 in 1984). Fell apart after two weeks, no customer service, no refund. Had a Hong Kong tailor copy those using thick silk plus 30 copies of...

…. and when they reach the poor countries …. what happens? Given away to needy people? I’ve watched it happen, and was surprised to see the whole lot sold to a businessman who paid $600. $4 from my own pocket purchased 2 pairs of expensive designer jeans … donated by a good hearted person.

You wrote: “storing images don't just consider AdobeRGB necessary but work with 16 bit colors instead of 8 bit. Everything these days is AdobeRGB. I’ve not been using ProFoto (with wider gamut) purely because I often save original to jpg. Using ProFoto for this causes various problems...

Hi again Ink Stained Fingers! At this time, the information needs a while to settle in my brain Basically, the Canon 1000 seems to be top of the list, especially due to the liter of included pigment ink. Didn’t think about that until you mentioned it. Won’t mess around with tubes …...

Here’s a quick one to get you started. Wrong size, not worth printing, maybe better than nothing:

“ Pro 1000 printer come with almost a litre of ink included in the price” That’s great. Didn’t realize so much ink included. This printer has a good chance of ‘winning’

Elsewhere on this site I read: “the Canon image PROGRAF TA-20 already comes with a built in CISS…!” But it doesn’t look like it on this video … drill and syringe are involved.

Yes, absolutely - agree. When I responded to another post about ink consumption, I was just providing possible insight (into their problem of the mysteriously disappearing ink). For my purposes …. It’s not important. 12 inks or 4? We’ve discussed it, some photographers insist 12 inks are...

Here’s another comment from a user about the Canon 1000 (I’m interested in possibly buying one): “Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 17" Professional Photographic Inkjet Printer I bought this printer almost 5 years ago and it was flawless for the first year. About the only thing I complained about the...

The problem with information is, we must decide whether or not to believe it. This is a quote from an apparent Canon 1000 customer (on Amazon): “ly cleaning procedures are necessary to flush/maintain the pressure system, but this is really a pure waste! After 50 hours - not printing, the device...

You are the expert …. I’m just a pest. Plus …. you are also correct about being able to switch off the cleaning function on Canon 1000 (on page 164 of the user manual). That’s good news. When you’re less busy …. thoughts on the cheaper Epson 2100 ?

Apologies …. typo!