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Sherman A1

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6. I would look at Canons

Reply to AndyS (Original post)

Mon Apr 5, 2021, 05:51 AM

Apr 2021

They are after all in the photo business producing a line of DSLR cameras and would have a large institutional understanding of what is needed to produce photos on a printer. I have a small canon printer that I picked up on a Black Friday sale years ago for $39.00 and it runs like a top. When it dies it will be replaced by another Canon.

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Need opinions on a replacement Photo Printer. [View all] AndyS Apr 2021 OP

I use Epsons leighbythesea2 Apr 2021 #1

It helps me! Thanks for the heads up. I'll need to break down eventually and get a new printer SWBTATTReg Apr 2021 #2

Printers from the late 90's - early '00's were TANKS NullTuples Apr 2021 #4

Right?! leighbythesea2 Apr 2021 #5

I love this story! NullTuples Apr 2021 #10

Yes! That is a thing leighbythesea2 Apr 2021 #11

My last 3 inkjets have been Pixma's NullTuples Apr 2021 #3

I would look at Canons Sherman A1 Apr 2021 #6

I have a Canon IP-8720. Earth-shine Apr 2021 #7

I have had a Pixma Pro 100 for several years MichMan Apr 2021 #8

Print heads hopelessly clogged and can't find a replacement for less than the cost of a new AndyS Apr 2021 #9