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Easy one this for those of you in the know.
My Epson R1400 has given up the ghost, it's 6 colours and only printing on 2 now. It's an ancient machine by printer standards. I'm yet to get a decent mono print out of it too, as you can't select only black and there's always a blue or green cast on B+W images. It has printed some lovely colour images though, in fairness to it.
All things considered, it's time to stop flogging a dead horse and get a new one. I've narrowed it down to 3, the Canon 100S, which is dye based ink, for another £150, you get the 10s, which is pigment ink, or the other is potentially the Epson P600, although given my mono experience with my Epson, I'm reluctant to go Epson again, although I'm pressuming a higher end Epson than my 1400 will be able to print true B+W.
Anyway, as title, pros and cons of pigment versus dye please.
ta much.
My Epson R1400 has given up the ghost, it's 6 colours and only printing on 2 now. It's an ancient machine by printer standards. I'm yet to get a decent mono print out of it too, as you can't select only black and there's always a blue or green cast on B+W images. It has printed some lovely colour images though, in fairness to it.
All things considered, it's time to stop flogging a dead horse and get a new one. I've narrowed it down to 3, the Canon 100S, which is dye based ink, for another £150, you get the 10s, which is pigment ink, or the other is potentially the Epson P600, although given my mono experience with my Epson, I'm reluctant to go Epson again, although I'm pressuming a higher end Epson than my 1400 will be able to print true B+W.
Anyway, as title, pros and cons of pigment versus dye please.
ta much.