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Hi @The Hat Thanks for your thoughtful response. Given that I have not had any responses encouraging the use of Qimage One, I will stick with the Epson Printer Driver for now and, with your encouragement, will systematically go through the process or all the settings even more carefully and...

Thanks, @The Hat, yet you may assume I know more than I do. Your answer reminds me of a math class decades ago when the professor put up a complicated equation on the board, turned to the class, and said, therefore, the answer is "implicitly obvious" - with most in the class with a blank stare...

Qimage Ultimate is for Windows Machines only, and only the much reduced featured "Qimage One" is available for Macs. Does any Forum member recommend this Mac version of this software for general printing? If yes, what has impressed you? If not, what alternate printing software do you use? The...

Hi Gary At present, I am not doing ICC profiles. I have an Epson printer and use ICC profiles from the paper companies for the paper/printer/ink/I am using. If I ever free up enough time, I may reconsider doing ICC profiles again and follow your lead. I have downloaded ArgyllCMS and read the...

Hi ISF I plan on giving Qimage a try. Thanks John Wheeler

Thanks for the informaiton ISF. It's an interesting option to consider if I get in the market down the line for another printer. It's a bit of a limiter that, for sheet paper, it only supports up to A3 size, even though it supports roll paper up to 24 inches. I will hold the information on the...

As a followup to my first post in this thread, I have attached an Excel Spreadsheet showing all the possible settings for all the 38 paper types that show up in the Epson pP900 driver for me. I built the sheet for my purposes, yet I thought I might as well share, assuming someone else may get...

If this question is in the wrong forum, please move it to the correct forum In getting used to the paper and print quality settings in the Epson printer driver (in Photoshop), depending on the paper is has the textual quality levels of SPEED STANDARD QUALITY HIGH QUALITY MAX QUALITY MAX QUALITY...

Welcome aboard @garymacf II am new to this forum as well. According to this website, those devices are supposed to be supported, yet maybe you have already gone down that path, and the website is outdated. I thought it was worth mentioning. https://www.argyllcms.com/doc/instruments.html John...

Thanks for the information. Sounds like an actual workhorse printer. It probably never came up on my radar as an option as I was looking for a 17-inch wide with a paper roll option, and the MFC-5895CW is only up to 11.7 inches (A3, as you said). Another factor is that I no longer do my own...

I know its a bit off topic yet great pricing for the 673 inks. Does brother have an inkjet printer that supports 17 inch x 22 inch paper and/or roll paper 17 inch width?

Hi, Ink Stained Fingers. I am sure it is related to marketing and overall revenues and profits. Canon, Epson, HP, and others are all selling ink as their revenue per liter for one set of Epson P900 cartridges is ~$440 (1/2 liter) and $880 per liter or $3331 per gallon. That price is a bargain...

Using the maintenance manual would be best. Here is a link to an online summary of what probably is in the manual: https://proprintingsystems.com/canon-imageprograf-ipf-error-code-03130031-2f26/ If you have already seen this information, then the maintenance manual is your best bet. John Wheeler

Hi @Smile Given my recent UV light testing on my papers, There are a couple items to consider. 1) If you are willing to go down from 300 g/m^2 down to 250 m/m^2, Then Epson Premium Glossy or Semi-Glossy in A4 would possibly meet your needs. I tested the Epson Premium Glossy side by side...

You're welcome @Smile. You're posting about substitutes for HP paper with low or no OBAs also prompted me to test my papers. More on that in a reply to your other post John Wheeler

This is not a new topic for these forums and many great posts exist. While having done photo restoration work for some time, I have not done much printing. I obtained several paper sample packs and test prints to see what I preferred for my needs. The sample packs came with two sheets each, and...

You're welcome @Charles218 I get to the same point more quickly these days as I said in my first post I'm glad you went for a bulletproof solution. John Wheeler

Hi Jon Epson is a bit elusive regarding expected scan speeds. I found below that the ADF and flatbed would be the same for B&W, yet twice as long on the flatbed for color. It does not give the resolution used for this scan speed either, and I have not found any documentation of scan speed vs...

Hi Charles All I have read is that the printheads of the mx922 are compatible. However, swapping printheads is usually recommended when you have a known working printhead in the printer having the issue. Otherwise, you may be just trying to solve another printhead issue. So, your mileage may...