whats the difference between IN and IP: I normally buy Canon KP-108IP Color Ink Paper Set but it is no longer available in the 108 pack now it's only sold in the 36 pack and Canon KP-108IN Color Ink Paper Set but what is the differnce between the...
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I believe the IP has a postcard printing on the back of the paper, so you can send the photo as a postcard, while the IN does not.
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I have used these and have been extremely happy. 6 Pack US Patent Canon PGI-225 BK CLI-226 BK C M Y GY compatible ink cartridges for Canon PIXMA MG8120, MG6120 printers They are less than $6 for a six-pack. I get 5 boxes and get free shipping. I NEVER think about the cost of printing any more! I print a lot of photos on Costco paper, some printing on 24# paper (Web stuff) and CD's. This is all on a MG6120 and a IP4820, both which use the same ink (Except the ip4820 has 5 tanks, no grey). The color is slightly variable between batches so sometimes there is a slight red or green tint on photos. However, I am very particular and it is easily adjustable in the printer setup. This has improved much in the last few batches; more consistent.
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They are physically the same size, but XL CONTAINS around 2x more ink than non-XL. For the PGI black, there is also an XXL that is about 60% more ink than the XL.Here is Canon's estimated page yeilds for the MX922 printer: http://www.usa.canon.com/CUSA/assets/app/pdf/PrintYield/MX922-page-yield_V1.0.pdfOther printers can be looked up here: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/standard_display/resources-and-learning-consumer/reference_materials-consumer/Page_YieldHope that helps.
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Hey Barry, In my box, the paperwork says you can go to "www.kodak.com/go/printersettings&qu;ot; to get an up to date list of printers with complete printer setting details. I have a kodak printer myself and this is THE BEST paper I have ever found...it's almost like a postcard. The color quality is perfect.....In a pinch at our local store, I bought some HP Premium paper....was very disappointed.....Nothing compares to this Kodak paper I'm tellin' ya. Good luck. Hope this helps
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The ink pack you mention includes the photo-black that is used in the Pixma iP4200 photo printer (this printer uses all 5 cartridges). There is also a 3 pack available that includes only the three color cartridges used by the mx700. It doesn't include the #5 Black that is sold separately in a single or twin pack.
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My printer is a 5420 Pixma, so I am not sure if there is much of a difference in the ink cartridges, if any. I found this ink package great price. It came bulk packed in a bubble wrapped envelope, which is fine for me. Also prints great color photos with gloss photo paper.
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It is how many pages the ink will print before it runs out. PG240xxl will print more than the PG240xl. I've had both inks, and I have to say that PG240xxl does really print more.
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What is the difference between Epson 126 and 127 ink cartridge? The difference is in the capacity where the 127 ink is extra high-capacity while the 126 is high-capacity. So the 127 ink cartridges has more ink in each tank than the 126. Here is the page yield for each ink cartridge: 127 ink cartridges Extra High-capacity Black (T127120): About 945 pages Extra High-capacity Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow (T127220, T127320, T127420): About 755 pages per color 126 ink cartridges High-capacity Black (T126120): About 385 pages High-capacity Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow (T126220, T126320, T126420): About 470 pages per color Epson provides ink cartridge yields based on the ISO / IEC 24711 and 24712 standard for inkjet products, which excludes the first installed cartridges.
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regular & ink. when you go buy the paper, take the roll that is in it to make sure you get the right size or you will be most likely to get the wrong size.
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I have the black model. A close friend and a daughter-in-law have the silver. The three of us each use a SanDisk, Ultra II, 1GB card. I do all the printing on the same printer, so all comparisons are identical. That said, I see no difference in the prints from black or silver. I just think the black looks better beacause it breaks up all that silver. Interesting comment from Pger. I also agree with Fred Miller. I think it's just a matter of your color preference as the specs for both are the same.
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I haven't used these cartridges yet, but here is something to be aware of when buying 250, 251 and 255 catridges. The 250 and 255 cartridges are used to print text only. The 251 black cartridge is used in photos and graphics. While all of the 251 cartridges use dye-based inks which yield excellent colors, the 250 and 255 cartridges use pigment-based ink for crisper lines in the text. That's the way that Canon designed the printers that use these cartridges, but many 3rd-party ink suppliers ignore this fact and offer ink cartridges that do not use the proper type of ink. It's especially bad if they use pigment-based ink in their 251 cartridges as this type of ink will clog the print heads of the printers that use them. Ask the seller before buying if they don't provide that information in their listing. If they don't answer you can pretty much guess they aren't using the proper type of ink.
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I believe so. The IP6700D uses the CLI-8 series of inks which is the same as my Pro 9000 MK II. I have used Kodak paper in the past and I liked the quality of the prints. However, I am very impressed with the Pro Platinum paper result. Side by side I think the Canon paper is much better than the Kodak with these printers.
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I dont know but it works great in my 200 and the ink last super long time.... great product....
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What type of Cannon printer do you have? I have a Cannon Pixma and can only use the Cannon CL241 for color and the black ink is: PG 240. I have found through my own experience that I cannot use other cartridges and unfortunately most stores do not carry those. I have to order them online and find the best price through Amazon. They are generally pretty good about shipping out quickly and these cartridges are not like HP where you get down 3/4 of the way and will no longer work. These cartridges from Cannon that I use will literally use every last drop and show as if they are completely empty... yet keep on printing. What type of Cannon printer do you have? I have a Cannon Pixma and can only use the Cannon CL241 for color and the black ink is: PG 240. I have found through my own experience that I cannot use other cartridges and unfortunately most stores do not carry those. I have to order them online and find the best price through Amazon. They are generally pretty good about shipping out quickly and these cartridges are not like HP where you get down 3/4 of the way and will no longer work. These cartridges from Cannon that I use will literally use every last drop and show as if they are completely... » Read More What type of Cannon printer do you have? I have a Cannon Pixma and can only use the Cannon CL241 for color and the black ink is: PG 240. I have found through my own experience that I cannot use other cartridges and unfortunately most stores do not carry those. I have to order them online and find the best price through Amazon. They are generally pretty good about shipping out quickly and these cartridges are not like HP where you get down 3/4 of the way and will no longer work. These cartridges from Cannon that I use will literally use every last drop and show as if they are completely empty... yet keep on printing. « Show Less
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As others have pointed out, it comes with supplies to print 5 photos. Unlike other printers, this is a dye-sublimation printer - you buy the ink and paper together in packs - if you buy a 36 print pack, you get paper and "ink" for 36 prints, exactly. Personally I recommend the 108 packs (three of the 36 print packs essentially) since you get a great discount. You can find the 108 packs on sale for around $28 from time to time if you keep an eye out.
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The two types of packs are for making two different things. Image packs are for making "rubber" stamps. Embossing packs are for making embossing plates to use with your die cutting machine (if you have a Cuttlebug or similar die cutting machine). You only need both types of packs if you want to make both things. The main film most people use is inkjet film. (It has to be Teresa Collins Stampmaker inkjet film. Other brands of inkjet films are not the same thing, so they won't work.) The reverse film is totally optional. Normally, you just print your negative directly from the computer onto the inkjet film, and that's all you need to make stamps. When you print your negative, you have to reverse all your blacks and whites in the image. If for some reason you can't reverse the blacks and whites, then that is when you could choose to use the reverse film. I've never used it myself, but I just read about it. I believe reverse film is used after printing a POSITIVE (not a negative) with the regular inkjet film - you place the positive over the reverse film and expose it to light. The reverse film will darken in all the areas that receive light, thus creating a negative from your positive film. You can also use reverse film with die cut paper shapes or dried flowers, etc. to make a negative - no computer required. Anyway, hope that helps. I've only been using my TC Stampmaker since last spring, but it's awesome. You really can make store-quality stamps with it. It took me two tries to get the hang of it though - I wasted a couple of imagepacs. Have fun!
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Hi dear buyer, 16 pt is better because it is thicker, you can choose between the two paper. both are available