Best Small Inkjet Printer?

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  • mrfuser
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    • May 2007
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    Best Small Inkjet Printer?

    What is everyones opinion of the BEST overall small inkjet printer out there that does decent jobs of printing photos?


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    Kelly
  • 10871087
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    • Jan 2005
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    Re: Best Small Inkjet Printer?

    Originally posted by mrfuser
    What is everyones opinion of the BEST overall small inkjet printer out there that does decent jobs of printing photos?
    BEST is a pretty broad term, They are all pretty good at printing photos as long as you run OEM ink onto their OEM paper stock.

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    • jonezy999
      just one copy??

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      Re: Best Small Inkjet Printer?

      Ask aab1.
      I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work. ~Thomas Edison

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      • kingpd@businessprints.net
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        • Feb 2008
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        Re: Best Small Inkjet Printer?

        If I was to assume best meant best quality then I'd say Canon, Epson, and maybe Kodak. Paper is probably going to be the biggest factor on the quality more than anything. You'll want inkjet glossy photo paper.

        I personally have really liked how well Epson color devices have done even though they don't seem to be as big as some of the competitors.

        I think the best inkjet printers are ones with separate color cartridges and multiple shades of the colors. This usually means the normal colors and then a lighter shade of them in separate ink cartridges. It's supposed to give better flesh tones.

        Many commercial printers use wide format printer by Canon or Epson and HP for that matter to print proofs. Some of these machines have 8-10 or more cartridges in them, including white ink and clear ink. But these are way out of the league of a home inkjet printer.

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