Disappointing results from Hobbicolors.....need advice in printer setting.

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theory4debate@gmail.com wrote:

Stan - you are right that the absolute best deal is Hobbicolors because, in addition to good ink, they include the virgin carts. Also, their carts are already set up for refilling so a newbie won't have to deal with making and sealing a fill hole. I bought their introductory kit at one time for the carts alone and gave the ink away.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -



Burt, Why did you give away the ink? Does that mean that you know that Image Specials ink is closer to OEM then Hobbicolor? Stan



He does not know caused they will not tell him.
 
Burt,
Why did you give away the ink? Does that mean that you know that
Image Specials ink is closer to OEM then Hobbicolor?

Stan
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I am happy with MIS inks and didn't want to go through the process of
purging ink out of the printhead and figuring out which settings would work
best with a different ink set. I have a friend, a participant on this NG,
who was very happy with Hobbicolors inks, so I mailed them to him. The fact
is that even with the increase in price of MIS inks, I save so much over the
cost of OEM that I don't feel the need to seek out the absolute lowest
price ink. I will probably buy from the link I mentioned as they do
identify their inks as IS and MIS Canon inks are most probably IS as well.
 
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looks like I'm not the only person that was disappointed with
Hobbicolors....
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You have no credibility since you're Measekite posting as "Stan".
I should of did some more research....
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No, you should get a life.
 
measekite said:
I told you.
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You told who what?
Yourself?
You can't answer me can you cause you don't know which lie to try and
defend...hehehe...got ya didn't I?
Frank
 
Uhhh...if I were you I'd actually read all of those old post before I
re-posted them and made the statement you just made.
Friendly advice.
Frank
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Frank,
Your here. I'm so happy. I need help. When I print pictures of
people with black hair, the black hair (when using Hobbicolors) tend
to turn grey.

I got 2 suggestions already.....1 to use photoshop (way to expensive)
and, 2 to use a color management program (i don't know where they sell
them).

Do you have any suggestions? I know that you have used Hobbicolors.
Frank, Please help!!!!

Thanks,
stan
 
Now this sounds like a trinity.  =-O

theory4debate@gmail.com wrote:

Uhhh...if I were you I'd actually read all of those old post before I re-posted them and made the statement you just made. Friendly advice. Frank



Frank, Your here. I'm so happy. I need help. When I print pictures of people with black hair, the black hair (when using Hobbicolors) tend to turn grey. I got 2 suggestions already.....1 to use photoshop (way to expensive) and, 2 to use a color management program (i don't know where they sell them). Do you have any suggestions? I know that you have used Hobbicolors. Frank, Please help!!!! Thanks, stan
 
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