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Need advice - Pixma P9000Mk2 or P9500Mk2 ?
Vonbon:
Does anyone have experiences with both printers?
I want to purchase better printer than my old HP Photosmart. I read head clogging is a common problem for Canon Pixma. But since the price for Epson is very high, i think to stick with Canon.
The Problem is which one will I choose? P9000Mk2 is $470 while P9500Mk2 is $770. The newest Pro-1 is not coming yet. (in Indonesia). Is it worth to pay more for P9500Mk2 ?
My print schedule usually end of every month when all client's or gallery request already confirmed. I print 12x14 and below, 50% is monochrome. This printer would be idle within first & second week. Most of our local labs print mono very bad, sometimes i got slight pink or magenta. Especially in BW.
Mt Spokane Photography:
I think Epson is the one with heads that clog. My 3880 takes one day before the red head starts to clog. In two days, the yellow clogs as well. I run a cleaning every other day to keep from any serious clog. Expensive!
Drizzt321:
I haven't printed as much as I'd like, and not much in monochrome, but I do have the P9000Mk2 and really like it. I got it on the B&H $200 rebate sale =D It's large, make sure you have the desk room, and otherwise I have to say I'm quite happy with the occasional casual prints that I make which is what I bought it for. I think it probably does a better job than the Walgreens/RiteAid/etc down the street, especially since I have a color managed workflow.
Vonbon:
--- Quote from: Mt Spokane Photography on August 07, 2012, 01:34:37 PM ---I think Epson is the one with heads that clog. My 3880 takes one day before the red head starts to clog. In two days, the yellow clogs as well. I run a cleaning every other day to keep from any serious clog. Expensive!
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I also read Epson R3880 is much better than Canon P9500Mk2, but the price tag is $1699. Wewww...
Vonbon:
--- Quote from: Drizzt321 on August 07, 2012, 01:43:15 PM ---I haven't printed as much as I'd like, and not much in monochrome, but I do have the P9000Mk2 and really like it. I got it on the B&H $200 rebate sale =D It's large, make sure you have the desk room, and otherwise I have to say I'm quite happy with the occasional casual prints that I make which is what I bought it for. I think it probably does a better job than the Walgreens/RiteAid/etc down the street, especially since I have a color managed workflow.
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Is it true that both Canon can only print borderless with certain Canon's own paper?
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