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So true - So many crank up the saturation, hit the HDR button to the max. So that all the high saturation colours are out of gamut and eventually everything looks radio active. Next step is to complain the print does not look like the monitor. :( I know, I know. I am a grumpy old man. :) rs

Trouble shooting colour, profiling and image reproduction problems from a distant or remote location is almost certainly doomed to failure. Too many variables not obvious at the remote location. I will let others more qualified than myself give a more knowledgeable analysis but cannot resist a...

The good news is that you will probably find it a lot easier than you expect. I know I did. The danger comes after a few refills and you may start to be too casual and not pay attention. Then carelessness or small errors can creep in. Probably the worst is refilling with the wrong colour...

Probably a wild guess, but have you tried reinstalling the scanner driver? Mac or PC? rs

Hi Jamie, Let me be the first to say "Welcome". Others will chime in as they login. Best machine? is a hard question to answer not knowing your needs. Would it be colour art prints, business use, ransom notes, forgeries, etc. :) Generally the cost of ink and other supplies will rapidly...

Looks very interesting. I had great difficulty accessing information from their website in English. Will return for an in-depth look when I have more time. rs

Here is a summary of the recent ruling. Will leave it to the pundits to summarise the significance in the market place. If any. https://consumerist.com/2017/05/30/why-the-supreme-courts-ruling-in-toner-cartridge-case-is-a-win-for-consumers/ rs

Here is a summary of the recent ruling. Will leave it to the pundits to summarise the significance in the market place. https://consumerist.com/2017/05/30/why-the-supreme-courts-ruling-in-toner-cartridge-case-is-a-win-for-consumers/ rs

"Envision the end result - not the capture on your sensor." Paraphrased from a recent workshop by Rick Sammon rs

A lot of work for a cup of coffee. :(

False equivalency! My reply was linked to Jose's OP of a simple table-top UV roller coater style machine. Your link was to an industrial strength UV 3D spot coater. Chalk and cheese. Absurdity or frivolity is in the eye of the beholder. Still trying to reconcile the topic of discussion in...

Our frivolous comments are probably because this exceeds the expertise of most of us on this forum. Unless of course, somebody speaks up to the contrary. My own observations and I know nothing, is based on the one-minute promotional video. That this is NOT an industrial strength machine. How...

Love your image. The lighting, shadows, and placement of the visual elements - perfecto! It displays all the creativity that left-brained people like me struggle to achieve. The tools in the bottom of the frame lead leads left brained like me to believe you may dabble in dentistry in your...

Mikes hypothesis is reasonable given the absence of any facts or information to the contrary. However, it is still early days and who knows what information will emerge in the future. Could be that the product that is the subject of this thread is a promising start for a solution, or really...

Thanks - I owe you. Did you guess that maths was not my thing, and I realise that is a pretty simple example? Now you mention it I recall the parenthesis thing. As Harry Callahan AKA Dirty Harry AKA Clint Eastwood says, "A man's gotta know his limitations". :( rs

Actually swapping chips is very easy so no need to be intimidated. It really is as easy as the video shows on the PC website. If you need to practices send me your postal address by PM and I will send a few old CLI-8 carts in a padded envelope for you to practice on before tackling the real...

That is exactly what I buy, and where I buy it. Based on specific helpful info from Mikling. Big bottle costs $2.50 with sufficient to clean all your house and car windows with enough left over for 100 years of inkjet cart cleaning. rs

At $300 a pop (or poof! - up in smoke). However, if it works properly, in perpetuity, and is reliable it could be cost effective. Still cheaper than one full set of OEM carts. I am skeptical, but still sitting on the fence. Unfounded ridicule without any testing, evaluation, or relevant facts...

Thanks, now you can include Editor among your many talents. I thought it was correct. My spell checker tolled me sew. :( rs

I am guessing a digital gram scale would serve the purpose. If calibrated to two or more decimal places. Weigh the carts before printing. Print n copies depending on degree of accuracy required. Reweigh the carts after printing.' 1-3/n should give the ink used. By colour if necessary. Dare...