Its good to have these options. The 107 inks are much cheaper. Perhaps a good way to go if I was going to buy the ET-18100, would be to replace the 107 black ink with the T54C?
Mind you, I'm certainly not in the mood to buy a new printer just to cure this infuriating bronzing bother, when the...
Wonderful information, thank you! I always assumed that Epson used "Claria" inks in all their dye-based photo printers. No wonder the 107 inks are cheaper. Must say, it has put me off from considering the ET-18100. Not because I'm an archival freak, but because I don't like the idea of buying an...
Thanks for this, something to keep in mind!
The dye ink costs are much cheper for the ET-18100 A3+ than for the ET-8850 in the UK, £10.00 a bottle, compared to £16.00 a bottle. Since this bronzing problem is driving me nuts (it just dosen't make any sense), I'm seriously considering buying...
This all leaves me completly baffled! On my old ET-7750 I was getting good prints on premium glossy. But on the ET-8550 bronzing problems renders the printer unusable. On Epson Matte the ET-8550 is more than capable of making very good prints. I'll just use the printer on matte paper in the future.