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Wow we dont have anything as good as that in the ecotank range in Aus, they are all 4 colour budget printers with a tank stuck on

Hi I linked this in another thread about the 3800 inks : This is pigment ink, was advised the fade life of the pigment inks is much longer than dye inks. Im considering getting a scp800 so will be interested to hear how you get on with non OEM inks :)

Has anyone tried out one of the Pixma TS series yet? any idea whether you would be able to install a CISS system on one? :)

Can vouch for the rihac pigment inks, i used them on my 1430, they are definately the best in terms of colour compared to other inks i bought on ebay although they were more expensive. Was originally going to go for the dye version but was advised by them apparently the fade life is not as good...

My bad, you said SC-p600 not 800, they do have those too but I think the P600 is the new version of the R3000

Hello I dont know about the canon models but I know Rihac are selling refillable cartridges & inks for the epson surecolor printers http://www.rihac.com.au/index.php/large-format-supplies-c-106 from what I understand the P800 is the new version of the Epson Stylus 3800 which they have a detailed...

yes best to find an independant review somewhere, productreview is normally good or amazon

Just curious, how many times did you refill this printer/how much use did you get before you got the ink pad warning? im interested to see how quickly the waste ink pads fill up compared to other non ecotank models

There are so many variables here, it really goes down to the individuals needs -ie; paper size/print needs/multifunction needs/operating systems/inks types/usage etc Rihac technicians were always very good at recommending printers and they use to have a printer recommendations page on there...

inkghost.com.au - offers 3 grades of ink, basic standard and premium inks as well as some pigment versions. inks graded on print quality, fade life etc