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That could be it, I will have to try a few more times, I had it set to manual and none with the glossy photo paper settings and I got the color cast.

Can you tell me one thing.. Why does the plain paper setting print with the correct color cast but something like glossy tends to have a slight magenta cast?

Well I don't plan on using the Canon much longer for photo printing I will be getting the Epson to replace it since it has a few features the i960 lacks, besides it would of been impossible to get the inks from Canada and testing it all ready before I started printing.. In my case it's going to...

yeah it's universal ink

I picked this ink up to use for testing it's dye based ink, I was going to buy a Epson for a event on Dec 22th but between that and I would need pretty much another set of ink tanks right from the start I put that on hold until after the event.. So My thing here is getting the colors right, I...

Is this paper good? I've heard so much about it about 10 years ago but I still haven't picked any up, but I'm thinking about getting some to use about 2 weeks from now for a Christmas party But I have a question what's the differance between the Ilford Galerie Prestige Smooth Pearl &...

I will bite my tongue... and answer nicely.. the NON OEM cart was pre-filled carts, the ink you see on the far left is a OEM cart with aftermarket ink. The aftermarket cart in this case was the sophia global had that foamy sponge in the cart where the OEM uses something much harder.

Here are a few I did using a poster program I was not expecting much from the ink but I was able to get it here next day after ordering when I do run out I will switch to something better

It works fine I'm in a rush but I will post a picture when I get back,I've already printed about 60 full page 8.5"x11" sheets

just finished up refilling the tanks, looks like the vacuum pump helped as removing water out of all carts I'd say I had about a tablespoon worth of water I sucked out, the ink I'm using is for a Epson Artisan 730 but since it's dye ink it's the same for both Canon and Epson. Also it's pretty...

So precision colors are a pretty spot on match to the OEM carts?

It's because the O-rings are still a tad too large and I could of went one size smaller it does not leak or anything like that when put under a full vacuum but I'm going to have to get the correct size.

Good good link! About the over saturation of the ink pad on the cart, I ended up using my vacuum pump which goes down to 75 microns/10 Pascal a great deal of water came right out and this is after a few days and being in a oven for about an hour or so. One had so much water that ice started to...

Wont know until the ink comes tomorrow.

I have a crazy question any need for a syringe for a refill? what happens if you just fill the ink side on a flushed cart? I do own a vacuum pump but I was just curious, the ink I ordered has a tip that allows you to pour from the bottle. I was reading this here about sealing the carts...

I used to use a Epson C40 so I know what you mean by being hard to restart, but I was thinking about not using a CISS with the 730 but use refillable carts because it easy to use when on the go and when on the road

Well can you tell me this does Epson supply a new printer with full ink carts or starter carts?

Cool I was just wondering if it could of have side effects to anything.

Thinking about getting this to run along side my Canon i960 mostly because of the scanner and wireless, but it also takes a CIS well but I was wondering any issues using a CIS (I know about the notch and cover) and which inks work best?

I flushed the carts today but I made a mistake on the magenta I pushed too hard and the plastic ball for the ink tank pushed into the tank so I just only need to replace one cart with the OEM. Not bad for carts that have been sitting around for 4 years, they cleaned up pretty good!