OK, I am in the middle of printing out Christmas cards happily (wife standing close by so smile on my face). The cards themselves are actually a picture of the kids with a warm fuzzy caption. The picture is done in more or less a sepia tone color scheme.
However, one or more of my cartridges are running low since half the picture turns to a more washed out purplish color when near printing completion. Almost looks like older black and whites when they are faded or have water damage.
My problem is due to Christmas/paycheck timing/etc I only have enough spare cash to buy either a black cartridge or a color cartridge......so which one? As an aside the black "feels" fuller than the color but this has proven me worng before
Any input/test/etc would be appreciated.
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Some printers can actually make pretty good black by mixing the colors, but I wouldn't rely on that.
Anyway, a lot of printers don't need the black cartridge to do color photos. Check to see if that's true, and if so, just buy a color one. -
And on the ther hand some printers require that both cartridges be full otherwise it won't print at all.
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Originally Posted by thecoalman
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