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i have bought a few craigslist special canon pro-100s and they're cheap enough (~$100 if you're lucky) and make good prints Blackhawk posted:You probably don't need any kind of calibrator if you use the OEM inks for the printer and get colour profiles from whatever paper manufacturer you use, the calibrator is really only essential if you want to use 3rd party inks IMO, I was doing well enough without one before I swapped ink. it's more important to calibrate your monitor than to create your own icc profiles for ink/paper combos.
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I print a lot and 188gsm is thin for a "fine art" print but thicker than a book or magazine and 300+ is absurdly thick and I only use it when I need paper ASAP and there's no other stock available.
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refleks posted:Canon Pro 100S update: probably not the case but were you printing on the right side of the canon paper?
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