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Paper Quality: Cheap vs. Expensive for Photo Printing The choice between cheap and expensive printer paper. Currently armed with a Canon Pro 1000 loaded with pigment ink, (with special thanks to "Mr. Hat" for the troubleshooting), I'm still in the testing phase. Because I prefer paying 35...

Hi, I recently acquired a Canon Pro 1000 printer. For the most part, it's been doing a commendable job, but I've recently encountered a puzzling issue that has left me scratching my head. Up until now, I've had no trouble with small prints. Ten A2 prints have been relatively problem-free...

Chip Resetter for Canon ImagePROGRAF 1000 Does anyone have an opinion about these? The Canon A2 printer has arrived, and I am waiting for a few bits and pieces to be delivered before I try and get it to print. The ink situation is a separate post (whether or not Inktec brand will rapidly...

Just purchased a Canon ImagePROGRAF 1000 (10 usable inks … supposed to be good). It came with 12x unopened original Canon inks that I am hesitant to use because its simply too expensive for the volume of prints required. Previously, we have discussed buying original (possibly expired) ink...

Hi, Has anyone used a Canon imagePROGRAF TM-200 to print photos? My requirements are ... 61cm (24 inch) square prints, original Pigment Ink (only), on Matte paper. (Nothing else). The limitation of this printer is 4 (usable) inks. The images to be printed range from street grab shots, to high...

Hi, My question is ... Can I use modern Printer (such as Canon TM-200) to print on old stick photographic paper. To clarify ... paper intended to be used with enlarger/dev/fix. Unable to test. Will it fade or yellow? Thanks for any input.

In case anyone is interested, I found this information today. My search was for original OEM pigment ink (to possibly be used in a Canon TA-20). Haven’t yet decided on which 24” printer to purchase, but have concluded third party inks are a waste of time (for my specific requirements). Based on...

Hi, I’m new to this forum and have joined to hopefully receive advice about ‘which used printer to purchase’. My specs: As far as I know, I’m a photography expert (40+ years experience) and know my way around a computer (first digital system in the world purchased in 1990 for $75,000). I’ve a...