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| Molly PRO Fri 30th Sep 2005 13:42
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HP Photosmart Printer. Love love love it. You do have to buy photo ink, and I tend to get all the little ink cartridges confused.....
I also have the printer for my Kodak easy Share camera, but I'll be honest, I haven't used it yet.
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| Pewari PRO Fri 30th Sep 2005 13:43
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Get mine printed at Photobox - pretty good quality and reasonable pricing.
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| Karen Fri 30th Sep 2005 14:26
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just got delivery of some FREE (I love free) photopaper.
Shame my printer is so bad I can't print with it.
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| Pondy PRO Fri 30th Sep 2005 15:54
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Love printing.. print big print often.
Canon S9000 must be cheap on ebay now it's 3 years obsolete.
Ink still costs a fortune though.
Fancy art paper is my current obsession.
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| Jagged PRO Fri 30th Sep 2005 21:55
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I agree 100% with the illustrious Mr Pond here.
I use an Epson 1520 which is a fantastic tool, a bit long in the tooth and not up to present day resolutions but prints up to A2 and does postscript as well. Also an 830 photo which is great for day to day stuff and high quality prints up to A4. Epson make fantastic printers which outshine everything else IMHO. For best results I recommend their coated matt paper for brightest colours and glossy for best depth.
I am presently coveting a 5000 which may well be joining me soon.
Ebay cheap ink does the job fine as long as you keep the cartridges at room temp'.
I can also recommend the cheap glossy paper to be found in your local pound shop in packs of ten sheets. Am acheiving good results at low prices.
Oh and great big stonking five colour commercial printing presses give a pretty cool result as well.
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| Grimacher PRO Sat 1st Oct 2005 09:14
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Hate printing as it gives me a big headache. So I never print as I'm never pleaesed with the results. Don't know enough about it and need more training from the 'Illustrous Mr Pond'.
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| PhotoPro PRO Sat 1st Oct 2005 18:13
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I print at home on an HP OfficeJet G85. I (like Consumer Reports) have always used HP, and believe it to be one of the best brands.
For online, I have used Kodak, Adoramix, snapfish, Walmart and shutterfly. The quality seems to be about the same on all, so I go primarily by price. I get printed tons of 4x6 since I use that size for the PhotoCards I sell.
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| Ruedi PRO Sun 2nd Oct 2005 13:35
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I print A3 formates use a canon S6300
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| Lowryn PRO Tue 4th Oct 2005 06:20
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I do my own, but am too lazy to, so most of my photos are in printing limbo....oh about 2yrs worth....ARGHHHH!
I have a Canon i9100 that does A3 size. I love it, but it does go through ink!
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| saboytjie Tue 4th Oct 2005 20:03
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must admit only printed once this year, and that`s about it... got 100`s filed...
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| impact1981 Wed 5th Oct 2005 12:51
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I print on an HP Photosmart 8150.
Quality is verry nice, especially A4 format prints look really cool.
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| Seraphael PRO Sun 16th Oct 2005 10:30
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I hardly print any pictures at all. The only ones I have are 40x60 cm prints, with which I decorate my office at home. Of course I don't have a printer that can handle that size prints, so I send it to a print shop.
Even though the printshop advises against printing 4 megapixel photos as 40x60 cm prints, I am very happy with the quality of the prints.
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| Joy34 PRO Sun 16th Oct 2005 22:17
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I print on HP Deskjet 6540. I use the good ink. I like the various setting. Very happy with it. JOy
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| Whatisee PRO Mon 17th Oct 2005 04:15
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I print pictures to give away as gifts and pictures of the grandson. I was saving the pictures of the grandson on a disc and them putting them on my son computer but they never got printed. So I started printing them and giving them to my daughter-in-law.
I use a hp deskjet 3620
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| DragonSpeed PRO Mon 17th Oct 2005 17:54
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Seraphael: Do you get it done on photo paper or Ink Jet?
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| Marxansparx Wed 26th Oct 2005 19:54
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I use an Epsom R300....with good paper and good inks (I have been using the Epsom inks) u get superb quality prints) Just make sure you set your image to 300 DPI.
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| jomoud PRO Fri 28th Oct 2005 17:02
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I just acquired a HP2175 a few weeks ago, to replace an old HP600. The 2175 is doing great work. These days printers of any make are cheap!. It is the ink cartridges that drive you into bankruptcy if you print a lot. I am fortunate that I get cartridges and photo papaer at wholesale, at least 40% off list prices.
I also just leased a Konica Minolta Bizhub C351 for my office. Although leased for copying and faxing, it scans greta and fast, and
the color printing is amazing.
The drawback is that the cost is in excess of $25,000:):):):)
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| Elly Fri 4th Nov 2005 20:27
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I didn't print or let print my photo's till recently.I've got an album? (book to put pictures in) from my daughter, so I had to make prints.
But I had it done by a printershop (Kodak) on internet. quality is very good, and since I had more then hundred they cost me 10 eurocent a piece.
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| junne Sat 5th Nov 2005 02:30
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for years i was loyal to epson, but only because i didn't know better. the reddish cast turned to green when i removed it with photoshop. i couldn't trust my eyes when i switched to canon. i have the ip5000. totally awsome prints, and it gives you borderless prints if you choose.
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| chknlittle Wed 9th Nov 2005 06:13
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I use www.ezdigitalphotos.com because I work for them! When you sign up you get 20 free prints. It only costs 12 cents US per print after that. The 8x10 prints are really cheap too. We will ship all over the world. The prints are professional quality and are made using high quality chemicals and Fuji Crystal Archive paper. We are pretty quick too. Tell them Erin sent you maybe they will give me a raise! ;)
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