007 said:
On Aug 8, 12:46 pm, "Benwa" <.> wrote:
The Kodak printers have received the highest print permanence rating
of any consumer printer from Wilhelm Imaging Research as well as
excellent print permanence ratings from the imaging research labs at
the Rochester Institute of Technology (in a study commissioned by PC
World Magazine). They not only use highly permanent pigmented inks,
but also apply an overcoat "ink" to reduce gloss and protect the
image.
Could you post the low end model #?
The home of Eastman Kodak is Rochester, N.Y.. It is also home to many
RIT graduates. You do the match. Currently Kodak does not make any
photo printers at all. They do make a few Multi Function Devices MFG
also known as All In Ones. Unless you absolutely have a space
requirement or need an Auto Sheet Feeder ADF (not sure if Kodak has one)
I would not get them. You do not get the opportunity to get the best
scanner (Epson) of the best standard format printer (Canon).
The best standard format printer (up to 8.5 wide) is the Canon IP4500 or
its successor when there is one. You get all of the fade resistance you
need and the best photo output.