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Приєднався 31 сер 2017
Join me as I start my UA-cam Journey…
Hello, I’m Justine and welcome to my channel. I am an artist based in lovely North Devon, England. I recently decided it might be cool to start a UA-cam channel, I say start, I actually set this channel up in 2017 but literally did nothing with it…until now. I’m not 100 per cent sure what this channel will become, I will probably document the journey and and there will definitely be painting and drawing for sure, so if that’s something that interests you then feel free to share the journey with Me, literally from the very start…Eeek!
Also, check out my Facebook page for more content too, www.Facebook.com/JagosArt or my website www.jagosart.com
Let’s go…
Justine
Hello, I’m Justine and welcome to my channel. I am an artist based in lovely North Devon, England. I recently decided it might be cool to start a UA-cam channel, I say start, I actually set this channel up in 2017 but literally did nothing with it…until now. I’m not 100 per cent sure what this channel will become, I will probably document the journey and and there will definitely be painting and drawing for sure, so if that’s something that interests you then feel free to share the journey with Me, literally from the very start…Eeek!
Also, check out my Facebook page for more content too, www.Facebook.com/JagosArt or my website www.jagosart.com
Let’s go…
Justine
Delving into Abstract Art…sort of and a catch up
Hello there to all of you, are you well?
As usual, it’s been a while so here’s a quick catch up with how things have been and what I’ve been up too plus I’ve been trying something new and it’s been quite a journey, which I am loving so if you can get past the 13 minute mark, you’ll see what it is I’ve been up too :-)
Thanks for tuning in and watching, hopefully past the 13 minute mark and I’ll see you soon…ish
As usual, it’s been a while so here’s a quick catch up with how things have been and what I’ve been up too plus I’ve been trying something new and it’s been quite a journey, which I am loving so if you can get past the 13 minute mark, you’ll see what it is I’ve been up too :-)
Thanks for tuning in and watching, hopefully past the 13 minute mark and I’ll see you soon…ish
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Pooh Sticks Anyone - Getting outside on a beautiful day away from anything art related
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Hello there, Something a little different…it was such a beautiful day, well compared to most of the other days so far this year, that I couldn’t not get outside the house. I did sit down to do some painting today but the outside was calling me more so out I went. I decided to do a walk that I love and haven’t done for year, a walk that takes you through woodland, across fields and along an old ...
Work at Home Day - Let’s Chill, Chat and Make some stuff - Spend an hour with Me…literally!!
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Hello you lovely lot, I had a day off from the shop and the market today so if you fancy joining me for a chilled out day working at home whilst I chat, order some stuff and make some stuff then please do, the company is always welcome! This one has a bit of everything :-) Take care and see you soon, Justine
Just a quick hello 👋
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Just a random quickie to say hello. I shall be back back properly soonish. :-)
Explanation and Learning Something New
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Hello all and is there anybody still out there? It’s been a while, a long while. I actually made this video in November and just never posted it but actually it does explain why I went off the radar for a while so I decided I’d post it after all! Apologies for the amount of times I said Shit but well, it is what it is. Anyway, I will get back on track soonish so see you then. Hope you’re all we...
HOW TO Sublimate Glass Clocks - May process from start to finish - New product for my small business
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HOW TO Sublimate Glass Clocks - May process from start to finish - New product for my small business
Epson ET8550 My opinions after 5 months for Small Art Business - I’m not a printer expert
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Hello there, can you believe it’s been 5 months since I bought my Epson ET8550 printer! I know many of you subscribed to the channel because you were interested in this printer so I thought I’d do a five month review on my thoughts about the machine and how I’m getting on with it. Some of it you will already know but I it may prove interesting content for anyone new who stumbles upon the video....
MY FIRST MARKET VLOG as a SMALL BUSINESS
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Hello everyone and welcome to those that are new, it’s lovely that you’re here. So it happened and I’m sorry I didn’t tell you but I’ve been that busy, which is a great thing!! Anyway, I finally had enough footage, albeit not the best footage, to make a video and get you all up to speed so put your feet up and enjoy and if you feel like I made a half decent job of it, maybe give me a little thu...
Studio Vlog - what a busy week, making stock, possible new products and orders to fulfil.
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Hello there and welcome to all the new subscribers. As I’ve said before, I’m aware my printer videos brought the majority of you here, which is so fantastic, but my channel is actually all about my small business and so this video is another studio vlog keeping you updated with what’s been going on, albeit I’m a little bit behind….reasons for that to follow in another video. Anyway, I hope the ...
Market Stall Prep, Getting ready for the market, it’s almost time
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Hello there and welcome to everyone that subscribed this week. I’m so glad the Epson videos were useful for many of you. I will keep you updated with any news I have to share if I have any but for now it’s back to what my channel is actually about and that’s my small art business so I hope you stick around. It’s almost time for me to start at the Market so in this video I am sharing all the thi...
This is It, the Last Chapter on the Epson ET8550 - including my final conclusions
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Hello all, Well this is it, my last video on the Epson ET8550 which hopefully rounds up my thoughts on the printer and gives you an idea of whether this printer is the one for you. Thank you for watching my previous videos and for all the comments. What was initially intended just to be a video I made unboxing my new printer suddenly turned into a bit of a series but I had so many comments etc ...
Responding to a viewers comment to see if my ET8550 printer issues can be resolved
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Hello again. A little bonus video for you. Someone left a comment suggesting that I watch a Keith Cooper video to see if it would help resolve my printer issues with regards the roller marks being left so I did. I will leave the link to the video in the comments in case it helps anyone else and if it does then it would be great to hear about it. Take care and see you in the next one :-) Disclai...
New Products and at 7min 36 Epson ET8550 Margin Question Answered
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Hello there and Welcome, Apologies that this is more a chatty video then a making products video but it’s been a busy old week and in all honesty, I didn’t capture much footage so in this weeks video I share some new products with you, which are now in my Etsy shop, and thoughts on a new art print, well newish! I also address a question I was asked about the Epson ET8550 Printer with regards th...
STUDIO VLOG Is it simply a case of Receiving an order, creating the order and packaging the order.
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Hello and welcome to you all. This weeks video is a glimpse into what actually happens when I receive an order… it doesn’t always go to plan!! This is quite a chilled video so make sure you have a cup of your favourite hot beverage, or cold for that matter, put your feet up and enjoy half an hour off from the rat race! Thanks for watching, even if it’s only for a few minutes and if you feel inc...
Thank you, an honest chat, sticker making and making mugs
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After all the excitement of seeing the views on my last two videos, this is a return to my normal videos focused on my small business but thank you very much for all the comments about the Epson printer. I can’t fault the printer for his printing abilities but unfortunately, I wouldn’t recommend the printer to anyone making greeting cards using anything above 260gsm. My art prints are printed o...
Epson ET8550 Printer Review -3 Weeks Later - How to print on 280gsm card
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Epson ET8550 Printer Review -3 Weeks Later - How to print on 280gsm card
New Epson ET8550 Printer for my Small Art Business, Printer setup and First Impressions
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New Epson ET8550 Printer for my Small Art Business, Printer setup and First Impressions
STUDIO VLOG: A big order to prepare, day in the life unboxing, sublimating, printing and a dilemma
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STUDIO VLOG: A big order to prepare, day in the life unboxing, sublimating, printing and a dilemma
STUDIO VLOG: my first enamel pin has arrived and my first impressions
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STUDIO VLOG: my first enamel pin has arrived and my first impressions
STUDIO VLOG #06 🌼 Behind the scenes, designing new stickers and working on orders
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STUDIO VLOG #06 🌼 Behind the scenes, designing new stickers and working on orders
SMALL BUSINESS STUDIO VLOG #5: Designing my FIRST Enamel Pin and packing orders
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SMALL BUSINESS STUDIO VLOG #5: Designing my FIRST Enamel Pin and packing orders
STUDIO VLOG #4: let’s talk ETSY | New Paint Pens and where to go from here
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STUDIO VLOG #4: let’s talk ETSY | New Paint Pens and where to go from here
From Blank Page to WEIRD Animals : Art Therapy when feeling poorly
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From Blank Page to WEIRD Animals : Art Therapy when feeling poorly
STUDIO VLOG #3: How I Transform my new digital artwork into a Traditional Print and Coaster”
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STUDIO VLOG #3: How I Transform my new digital artwork into a Traditional Print and Coaster”
HOW to SUBLIMATE: What is Sublimation: Everything you need to know To GET STARTED!"
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HOW to SUBLIMATE: What is Sublimation: Everything you need to know To GET STARTED!"
STUDIO VLOG #2: How I Package Orders and Progress on My New Art Print
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STUDIO VLOG #2: How I Package Orders and Progress on My New Art Print
How to Sublimate: DIY Sublimation Table Mats : Step-by-Step Guide Transferring your Artwork
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How to Sublimate: DIY Sublimation Table Mats : Step-by-Step Guide Transferring your Artwork
Studio Vlog #1 - Join Me Behind the scenes of my Art Business: Watch Me Draw and Fulfil An Order.
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Studio Vlog #1 - Join Me Behind the scenes of my Art Business: Watch Me Draw and Fulfil An Order.
Delivering parcels in the snow | Building a desk from Lidl and packing up the shop
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Delivering parcels in the snow | Building a desk from Lidl and packing up the shop
A day in the Shop with Me, some live music and shopping in Lidl
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A day in the Shop with Me, some live music and shopping in Lidl
Hi, where do you buy the A4 self seal bags that you put your prints in please?
Put the print in the fridge or freezer cos then it will get moist and the paper could fix itself faster. Just as an experiment
you can get pigment ink to that printer
great follow up, I bought this printer in October 2023, love it soo much!
You need to mount the printer on a turntable.
You talk utter SHITE !!! You may as well of told us what colour it was and that it needs electricity to operate. Going on and on and on just for the sake of talking crap. Maybe you should go and clean the house !
With a full tank of ink, the Epson ET 8550 can print approximately 590 11" x 8.5" photos. Or, with a full tank of ink, the Epson ET 8550 can print approximately 224 A+ (13" x 19") prints.
For the amount of money you paid for the printer, you can't be doing that every time you want to use the heavy card. According to the manufacturer it takes up to and including 300 gsm. I have a cheap HP Inspire and I run 350gsm through that with no problem.
Hi, to anyone going through the same issue - the rear feed here did not work for me. What I did is use the rear support on the back bit that you have to lean a little. Use that as the rear tray. I tried with a 350gsm bloody slow but it worked. Did not need opening that back bit Edit: so yeah that worked but leaves 2 roller marks on the 300 gsm paper that I used. Absolutely gutted. Im sure other people found a way to fix this but the fact that I have to do that to an expensive brand new printer is not acceptable. Returning this and will stick with my old Canon.
Would it be possible to list where you get backing boards and sleeves from please?
Thank you very informative.
You are welcome :-)
You can use very thick paper and even almost 1/4 inch foam stock. But you must feed the stock directly from the back of the printer and not use the way you are feeding it as that bends the stock. You should have read the instructions.
Aren't you supposed to feed thick card through the back?
When you use Matte paper quality setting, you do not use any of the black pigment ink. The VFA setting uses all the inks. You might try VFA with your paper of choice and see how you like the results. Also, there is a firmware update that is supposed to address some of the roller mark issues. Lastly, artists/crafters who convert the 8550 for use with sublimation inks take the rollers out of the front of the machine. That might resolve the print roller markings if you do that and use the back feeder.
At least you're still live!😂 First couple of painting I see underground caves with wave crashing in. A later darker one looks like a valley from a mountain top. Generally I see ice/ lunar landscapes with crashing waves. I could imagine some being in illustrations of LOTTR (mordor?) Or GOT (life north of the wall) Take care, x
Yes I’m still very much alive thankfully :-) They do have a LOTTR and GOT feel to them. Wouldn’t look out of place on a record sleeve either maybe. Thank you for commenting, I’m loving hearing what people see in the paintings :-)
WARNING: This is a long one. I approach art in general, and abstract art in particular, as a kind of self-psychology. It's not about what the artist sees; with the exception of a video like this one, I'll never know what the artist saw or wanted to portray -- nor does it matter. I'm the one viewing it, so my perception is the only one that matters to me; the only one that I discovered on my own. It's a very personal experience, but that doesn't imply that it's private. Every breath is personal, just as it is for you, and everyone else. Our perception of art is like that, so I decided to take a stroll through my subconscious, using your beautiful artwork as the tool. What I see in the first set of pieces: 1st one looks to me like a house or structure, lighted from within, sitting around the edge of a tiny inlet or cove, into which crashing waves are hammering large rocks and throwing up spray. I get the impression that's it's night time, or at least dusk, or (really, my favorite opinion) it's a dark gray overcast sky on a late autumn afternoon. Moody, energetic, and powerful. 2nd one. As a science fiction fan, my mind goes to an alien landscape immediately, but that's not fair, since I see an alien landscape in just about every random pattern. A bit more thinking makes me imagine a state of mind. Darkness in the foreground, reaching up. Lightness in the middle ground, like a valley or plain. And sky-like colors in back, spiraling downward. In the middle ground, we get tiny hints of yellow. I see dynamic emotion surrounding safety. Somber and moving thoughts outside of a space of self-control or unassailable will. Those emotions...not anger, but possibly impatience? Hastiness? Even regret? Whatever the case, the quiet valley, surrounded by dark shapes in front, and descending action in back, implies a strong center, safe from encroachment or bombardment. Next, there were the two with too many reflections. Oh, well. Then, we get one that's not in a frame or covered by glass. I see a landscape, with a line of shattered equipment in the near distance. I want to say they are war machines, but maybe they're factory machinery, now all broken and forgotten. In back though...murkiness with hints of action, possibly destruction, fighting -- or destruction through production (if that makes any sense), that is, loss and despoiling via commerce and/or manufacturing. Next, flowing water; a shallow pool fed by a short waterfall and a stream. It's inside a shaded glen. A person sits on the edge of the pool, maybe fishing, maybe just thinking. A blue sky behind it all offers comfort: it's a beautiful day, and this is a cool place of serenity and contemplation. Next, one you only showed for a moment. I saw a closeup of reeds by the edge of a pond or swamp; lots of life and water. Water seems to be a theme with these, but maybe it's just the color? Then it was the next day (or another day, anyway). First one: high, towering clouds, but not a storm, nor is there a lot of energy in evidence. It's like we're waiting for things to happen; maybe they'll be good, maybe not, but change is on the way. It's hidden, but it's big. Next, the one you don't think is very good. I see a montage of landscapes: a forest of dead trees, or perhaps a forest in a snowless winter, with clashing moments from other places, in other times of year. There's water, and motion, but we're only seeing parts of the various scenes, and they imply conflict at some points, and extended serenity in others. The one you think is horrible, which you're going to paint over. I see a fantasy scene, a battle, or rather, it's aftermath. I even see a cloaked figure in the middle distance, to the right. Destruction and no small amount of danger exists. I'm not sure what I think about all the brown, though. The next one, with all the yellow and blue. I see a building, but nature seems triumphant, pushing it back, and away. Brightness and hope dominate all, and there's a clear, infinite sky above. The next, mostly blue. I see castle in the distance, sitting in a land of plenty. a tower reaches for the heavens. We have brush or bracken in the foreground. We're viewing all this, but we aren't part of it. We're strangers here. Next, I see an eye, or maybe a camera lens. What does it see? I think it sees everything, and judges nothing. Next, I see a silhouette of a town, in mustardy yellow. Hills and trees are nearer to us, but a great shadow falls on the hill, coming from the left. It's not sinister, but something very big approaches. Next, reds and blacks. Oh, I see a landscape dark in shadow, with a sky lighted up by gigantic fire that would be visible just over the ridge before us, but all we can do is imagine it. Perhaps it's nowhere near as bad as it seems, but maybe it's worse. Finally, the last big one. I see two landscapes, one above the other. I see the desert, with somber buttes in the distance. Quiet, but nothing so close, nothing within reach. Below it, I see a road, headed toward mountains. There will be challenges to navigate, but there's no real need to worry, because we're on a safe path. We only need to make the effort. Okay, for the ones you glossed on-camera. (And yes, the gloss sheen makes them pop!) The first one. I see a forgotten road in a forest. It's largely overgrown, but there's something wonderful in the distance, and the road, though old and in disrepair, still leads there. We can still follow it without getting lost. Next, with the oranges and yellows. I see a brain...that is to say, a mind, leaping and brimming with energy and boundless imagination. Is it a wish, or a statement of fact? I choose to see fact. This is reality. This is what can be harnessed or unleashed, if we only decide to do so. Next, I see brickwork, covered in decades of graffiti, fliers, and posters. Layers and layers of history. It's very urban to me, very much an expression of lived-in places, and social change. It implies nothing of the future, but everything about the past. The next, which you dubbed as "freaky and weird". I see chaos and destruction, but not in the physical sense. I see eruptions of color and darkness. The pinks and oranges and other lighter shades make me imagine an upheaval of society. Not so much violence, as violent transformation. It's unsettling, because the canvas-wide animation of form and color implies comprehensive change, with nowhere that one can turn to for shelter or comfort. This comment is ridiculously long, so I'll skip the smaller pieces at the end (not including those you presented earlier in the video). This is what art is supposed to be: a journey for the viewer. Thank you for sharing it! These pieces made me contemplate where my own thoughts are sitting today. If I looked at them on another day, I'd probably find entirely different things to mention. What brand or type of gloss were you using, BTW?
Wow!!! That was a long comment and such an interesting and well written read. Thank you so much for taking time out your day to leave such a great comment. I really enjoyed reading through it and hearing your thoughts on all the paintings. They fascinate Me so much, as does the images that have come out of my own mind! I’ve always said I can’t draw from my imagination but it seems if I can find a way to shut my mind off, then there is something inside there after all, quite a bit actually :-) Thanks so much again :-)
Hello, thank you for all these videos. I plan to purchase this printer. Can you tell me the reference of the pm apier used for the images you showed
They are fantastic!
Love, love this. I hope you make prints because I want one of each. I see a wolf and a body in the water with just the head showing. I see waves crashing under a dock. I see the Grim Reaper and it all belongs in this shadow world you created. I miss your videos by the way. I see people not normal people mind you and animals it's really cool. They look very chaotic your paintings like weird beings live in that world.
Thank you Gracie, there are definitely people in these paintings and then boats started appearing followed by an animal or two. It fascinates Me so much. I have created something of a shadow world, that’s a good description for it. Thanks for leaving your thoughts, I enjoyed reading them :-)
Oooh I love these abstract paintings. I see all sorts in them, a big house overlooking the sea, boats in the water etc etc. Please make prints of these because they're right up my alley. I enjoy looking at paintings that show you hidden things.
Thank you so much for your comment, everyone sees something different and I love that! I’m glad you like them, I have completely fallen in love with them, in fact a few of them have ended up on my wall now…and they look amazing even if I do say so myself :-)
Thank you so much for this review! As a Janner myself the second i beard Green Army i was sold! 😂😂 i am really looking into buying one of these to create trading cards, i was wondering if you are local to Plymouth and i may be able to pay you to do a test sheet for me so i can see if it produces prints at the qaulity i need?
Great review I will see if there may be a better Printer without those issues . keep them coming tschuss
Well done.
If you read the blurb carefully you’ll see that the estimated 2,300 prints are actually referring to 6” x 4” photos, not the larger prints you are producing.
To find out how many 11" x 8.5" photos the Epson ET 8550 can print with a full tank of ink, we can start by calculating the area of each photo size and then compare them. Area of a 6" x 4" photo: 6 \times 4 = 24 \text{ square inches} 6×4=24 square inches Area of an 11" x 8.5" photo: 11 \times 8.5 = 93.5 \text{ square inches} 11×8.5=93.5 square inches Next, we find the ratio of the areas to determine how many smaller photos fit into the larger one: \text{Ratio} = \frac{93.5}{24} \approx 3.8958 Ratio= 24 93.5 ≈3.8958 This means that an 11" x 8.5" photo uses approximately 3.9 times more ink than a 6" x 4" photo. Now, we divide the number of 6" x 4" photos by this ratio to estimate how many 11" x 8.5" photos can be printed: \text{Number of 11" x 8.5" photos} = \frac{2300}{3.8958} \approx 590.33 Number of 11" x 8.5" photos= 3.8958 2300 ≈590.33
So, with a full tank of ink, the Epson ET 8550 can print approximately 590 11" x 8.5" photos. Or, with a full tank of ink, the Epson ET 8550 can print approximately 224 A+ (13" x 19") prints.
It's difficult to bend hard paper, so a straight way out and in is the solution.
What an excellent thorough review! I really enjoyed watching all of that. Thanks for the time and energy you put into it.
had 4 of these printers now an none are working so had to send it back and get refunds was also lied to by eposn customer services and now escalated to head departments I'm totally anoyed and frustrated at how bad these marks are and epson replaced my brand new one with 2 second hand units that was scratched and Used.. I'm so frustrated. as on face value it looks great but in certain lighting or angles you can see lines everywhere. i tried loads of methods to try and solve it from head cleanings to guide cleaning to thick paper settings none worked now I'm without a printer and I don't know what to do or go for now at all .. maybe cannon pro 200, 300 or 1000 such a shame as I love the ecotank system . cant belive there ain't a solution for this after a year or a recall to fix said issues and no advice from epson on how to fix the issue.. such a crying shame I feel your pain thanks for the videos though
Trash, complete junk, paid advertising
Interesting stuff thanks. I hope you won't mind me mentioning that the music is very loud in comparison to the talking.
Immensely useful, thanks. I like your cat too!
Hi Justine Just like to say thank you for sharing your thoughts and findings with the Epson ET8550. I came across all your videos talking about this printer that you purchase and having issues with rollers marks and Iv watch these videos you shared a few times now as I been looking for a new epson printer. After all my research I almost purchase this same printer but could not cross the line with the issues you and others faced so instead I purchase the Epson SC P700 and as iv only had the P700 less that 24 hrs the only print I done is to test the 300gsm capability and have to say WOW! amazing..... So thank you once again for sharing your thoughts and I hope you find a solution to the roller marks.....
WHY DONT YOU TRY EPSON 300grm PAPERS. ????
c'mon buy laser printer oki c834 color laser printer can take 300gsm card
One of the reasons I stopped using Epsons like 24 years ago was because of the roller marks and ink smears on the edge of the paper. I had two that did this. And this was with regular old home desktop printers. Im just printing photos at home for myself and family, so Im not using any fancy printers like this. But its disheartening its still doing that kinda thing.
Thanks for your educational videos on this printer. I've learnt a lot about it and i am still planning to buy for home printing and Photobook making.
there is a firmware update apparently that fixes this issue. ua-cam.com/video/MFmC2BgIj0Y/v-deo.html
Ciao, Ma alcuni c'è supporto "Fine Art" su Epson questa ET8500 o 8550 no?
Thanks so much. Good review. Any idea how it prints on canvas? Mx Thinking on getting one of these.
I’m curious if you have heard from Epson about this. I really feel this is unacceptable, and they need to find a fix. I haven’t printed yet on thick paper, but that is one of the reasons I bought the machine. I do cards as well.
Thank you for your informative videos about the ET-8550. After watching your videos and Keith Cooper's videos, I purchased this printer for personal use. I have now received the third printer and all printers have had white coatings/crumbs appear between the grooves of the rear paper feed. You can see what i mean at ua-cam.com/video/7SIUS4KeRhI/v-deo.html After cleaning, they come back after being opened and closed several times. It would be really nice if you or someone else could tell me if this is the case with your printer too / if this is normal? Many thanks
Can I print Pvc id card this printer ?
The solution for the heavy printer marks is found in your printer preferences when you print by selecting the correct paper weight. Hope this helps you. :)
Are you still getting the roller marks? Im after a new printer and hoping for an ecotank but needs to take 300gsm without leaving marks - thank you
Oh, what a fine walk-and-talk that was! Thank you for entertaining and inspiring me on a day when I sorely needed both. And, you aren't wrong about those camera lens issues; when you stretched out your hand to show us Niagara Falls (for ants), your arm looked about ten feet long!
Thanks a lot for your video. I also have this printer and do print cards. No roller marks appears ( 😅) but texts seem a bit blurry… like there is too much ink so the edges are not sharp… Do you have any recommendation about this problem ? I can’t find any solution…. Thanks a lot
I missed this video but I don't think you play or sing rubbishly lol is that a word. Keep singing and playing and taking us for walks you are so much fun to spend time with. One complaint please do more videos you brighten my day.
Lovely walk I was in Cornwall about 15 years ago my favorite place in the UK.
Why not print using the back feeder with straight through path to try avoiding the roller marks?
thanks for all the information on this printer. I am thinking of purchasing one, because I want to print on 12 x 12 cardstock. I have a EP2750 right now and can put more than 1 sheet of paper in the paper feed, why can only 1 piece of paper fit in this printer.
I am clutching at straws maybe but paper can absorb moisture from the atmosphere making it swell enough to be larger that 300g…. Is the paper really dry as in a heated room, perhaps make sure everything is warm dry with no condensation etc …it may be something so simple as this
I am just thinking out loud here. Have you checked the papers thoroughly before they go into the printer. Could it be a manufacturing defect.