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I finally found somebody who actually took my advise and purchased the
Hobbicolor ink. The results were disappointing. However, I need help
with some advice as in printer setting that maybe I don't know about.
The main problem appears to be people with black hair. Most of the
pictures that came out, the person appeared to have grey hair.
(BTW - I don't mean to put down Hobbicolors. Actually the whole
process of refilling was very easy. No leaks, no spills, and just
very simple. The person told me that Hobbicolors has excellent
customer service and they seem very professional. The person even
recommends Hobbicolors to other because of the money saved compared to
OEM. This letter is just seeking OEM results.)
This is how the test was done.....
The test was done on a Canon i960, 6 color photo printer and OEM Canon
4x6 paper. The test compared the Canon OEM ink (installed colors
included:BCI-6 BK,C,M,Y,PC, and PM) vs. 6 virgin cartridge that were
filled with ink from Hobbicolors.
Steps done in performing test.
1. Printed 3 pictures with Canon OEM ink on Canon OEM paper.
2. Changed all 6 inks cartridges with Hobbicolors virgin filled ink
cartridges.
3. Ran cleaning mode, printed 2 test pages, printed 1 extra photo that
was not used in this test.
4. Printed 3 pictures with after-market ink on Canon OEM paper.
I showed the pictures to two people. I first showed the after-market
ink pictures. They thought the pictures were good quality. Then I
showed the OEM ink picture to them to compare. They thought the OEM
ink was excellent quality and there was an obvious difference.
The best example I could give would be similar to a person who watched
television on a top-of-the line Sony television without HDTV and said
the picture is great. Then the same person watches HDTV on a Plasma
for the first time and decides that his Sony television sucks.
I know people on www.nifty-stuff.com are claiming OEM results. Am I
doing something wrong? Can somebody please offer suggestions as in
setting the printer to get the OEM results.
Stan
Hobbicolor ink. The results were disappointing. However, I need help
with some advice as in printer setting that maybe I don't know about.
The main problem appears to be people with black hair. Most of the
pictures that came out, the person appeared to have grey hair.
(BTW - I don't mean to put down Hobbicolors. Actually the whole
process of refilling was very easy. No leaks, no spills, and just
very simple. The person told me that Hobbicolors has excellent
customer service and they seem very professional. The person even
recommends Hobbicolors to other because of the money saved compared to
OEM. This letter is just seeking OEM results.)
This is how the test was done.....
The test was done on a Canon i960, 6 color photo printer and OEM Canon
4x6 paper. The test compared the Canon OEM ink (installed colors
included:BCI-6 BK,C,M,Y,PC, and PM) vs. 6 virgin cartridge that were
filled with ink from Hobbicolors.
Steps done in performing test.
1. Printed 3 pictures with Canon OEM ink on Canon OEM paper.
2. Changed all 6 inks cartridges with Hobbicolors virgin filled ink
cartridges.
3. Ran cleaning mode, printed 2 test pages, printed 1 extra photo that
was not used in this test.
4. Printed 3 pictures with after-market ink on Canon OEM paper.
I showed the pictures to two people. I first showed the after-market
ink pictures. They thought the pictures were good quality. Then I
showed the OEM ink picture to them to compare. They thought the OEM
ink was excellent quality and there was an obvious difference.
The best example I could give would be similar to a person who watched
television on a top-of-the line Sony television without HDTV and said
the picture is great. Then the same person watches HDTV on a Plasma
for the first time and decides that his Sony television sucks.
I know people on www.nifty-stuff.com are claiming OEM results. Am I
doing something wrong? Can somebody please offer suggestions as in
setting the printer to get the OEM results.
Stan