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IntergalacticExpandingPanda
This started off as an adventure asking Kodak for a sample print form
their Easyshare or ESP series. Kodak tech support doesn't seem to
know about sample prints, which is unusual for a company that sells
printers.
But since I looked into it I'll share the links I know about, so users
of this group can make an informed choice when buying a printer.
[HP http://www.hp.com/sbso/productivity/color/print_samples.html ]
HP offers sample prints from various models including a couple of
consumer inkjet solutions.
[EPSON
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/...gemcfjgdfljdfon.0&BV_UseBVCookie=yes&pid=5056
]
The link might not work, but epson at the very least offers a sample
print from their prosumer models such as the r1900.
{ Canon http://www.trymyphoto.com }
Canon seems to be the only company that offers the user the ability to
order free prints printed on their Pixma Pro 9000, 9500, and SELPHY
ES2 4x6 (I presume dyesub). The pixma pro prints are 8x10 and 8.5x11
respectively. As in, you send them image, you get a print.
But as I don't know the entire web, it may be possible these other
companies offer something similar. But even so if you're in the
market for a printer.
their Easyshare or ESP series. Kodak tech support doesn't seem to
know about sample prints, which is unusual for a company that sells
printers.
But since I looked into it I'll share the links I know about, so users
of this group can make an informed choice when buying a printer.
[HP http://www.hp.com/sbso/productivity/color/print_samples.html ]
HP offers sample prints from various models including a couple of
consumer inkjet solutions.
[EPSON
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/...gemcfjgdfljdfon.0&BV_UseBVCookie=yes&pid=5056
]
The link might not work, but epson at the very least offers a sample
print from their prosumer models such as the r1900.
{ Canon http://www.trymyphoto.com }
Canon seems to be the only company that offers the user the ability to
order free prints printed on their Pixma Pro 9000, 9500, and SELPHY
ES2 4x6 (I presume dyesub). The pixma pro prints are 8x10 and 8.5x11
respectively. As in, you send them image, you get a print.
But as I don't know the entire web, it may be possible these other
companies offer something similar. But even so if you're in the
market for a printer.