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Any views for possible use in a Pro 10?

Ok, I'll try and report back.

Thank you for your help, I think it's new cart time.

Remove and reset all carts, refill all carts and refit. Done.

Hi all. I have just re-set and re-filled all my carts for the Pro10s and all are fine apart from the PC. When placed in the Redsetter it just slowly blinks. Back in the printer it's not being recognised. I take it the cart is goosed! Your valued opinion aprecated.

The 'larger' cartridges I'm referring to are for a 'wide format' Canon, not the Pro10. I seem to remember some of the

Thinking about it I'm sure I saw on JToolman YouTube video on a 'how to' extract ink from a larger cart?

Hello. Did I read somewhere that you can buy another 'larger' Canon red cartridge to drain and use the ink in the Pro 10? Could anyone tell me the Canon cartridge number? Thank you in advance. Paul

Certainly, my father also worked for a London studio before concentrating on commercial art. I spent 43 years in commercial printing half of which was paralelled with my own photographic business. Graphics all my life!

Beyond his wildest dreams! The camera used (which I am lucky to have) was a GLYPHOSCOPE, by JULES RICHARD of PARIS.

That IS a watch, I've never noticed that before. That baby is my late aunt and the picture must 90 years old! At the time my grandfather (who took the the picture) was taking 3D photo's!

Both R3000's suffered from severe head clogging, when a head clean was initiated it only made matters worse. The printer table was perfectly flat, but ink seemed to collect on the far left of the carriage and congealed. I think this was the cause of the contamination? Infact when the second...

I don't remember typing 'Sadly', must be a typo!

Thank you all for the travel advice, I think I'll save some money and use 'La Poste'. We normally find a trip back to the uk empties our pockets of around 1000€'s! I'll keep you updated with the printer performance. That's me at the back (not) , I don't think the cars up to it! It's a Jowet by...

Hi Stratman. I'm already using Octoinkjet and the quality is great and so is the communication from the company. Sadly

Hi. My wife and I run a successful photographic tuition business in France. Part of our guests 'package' are 4 A3+ prints of their best work printed on Bockingford Watercolour 190gsm. To start, our office printer for general work is a Epson R300 still going strong after 15 years! On the strength...

An error, I have a Pro 10s,X pigment ink.

I'm looking for the 'mormal' pigment qualities, so light fastness and clog free heads. I sell my prints so need to ensure quality. Paul

Any thoughts on the above!

Thanks Joe, I'll report back. Paul