Canon 9100 print on heavy card stock ?

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I am contemplating purhcase of a 9100, and would appreciate hearing from anyone using one who has experimented with heavier weight
papers or lighter-weight card stock what your experience pro/con has been.

thanks !

Josiah Cod
 
Josiah said:
I am contemplating purhcase of a 9100, and would appreciate hearing
from anyone using one who has experimented with heavier weight papers
or lighter-weight card stock what your experience pro/con has been.

thanks !

Josiah Cod
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Define heavy. The heaviest weight I've pushed through mine is 240gm/m²
(sorry I don't work in lbs/y² or is it ft²?).

I have six different weights of media in my stationery cupboard: -

Standard (80g/m²)
Thick paper (100g/m²)
Light card (120g/m²)
Medium card (160g/m²)
Semi-heavy card (210g/m²)
Heavy card (240g/m²)

The i9100 handles them all with ease.

If you want the above in imperial - convert it yourself! ;o)
 
On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 13:26:48 -0000, Epona wrote:

=>Standard (80g/m²)
=>Thick paper (100g/m²)
=>Light card (120g/m²)
=>Medium card (160g/m²)
=>Semi-heavy card (210g/m²)

The above is slightly heavier tha Kodak's 8mil / 190gm/m^2
gloss photo-paper, if that's of any help.

=>Heavy card (240g/m²)
 
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