hey mate, please use cotton gloves , the oils in your finger will become smudges later on the paper. You might not see them at the moment but they will show in couple of years. I know those prints were "tests" but just in case. Good video :)
@@DionisFerizi couldn’t agree more, I appreciate the tip 🔥🤙 yes these were tests but I think creating good printing etiquette from the start of this new journey, especially as I look to start selling my artwork, is crucial! Appreciate the watch!
In case you didn't know, this printer uses a lot of ink to clean head automatically. You will have to print very frequently otherwise most of the inks are dumped into maintenance tank. Also never turn it off, open start up it goes into head checking and cleaning too.
@@pennyfan13 thanks for the tips! I have heard of this ink usage dilemma, so as I continue to use this printer, I hope to help give more insight and quantity just how much ink this printer uses in various scenarios 🔥🤙 appreciate you!
As someone said, don't shut it off - maybe even get it its own UPS. If you slow down and stop printing a lot, you should just run a nozzle check a couple times a week to reset some of the internal timers so it won't do one of those auto-clean cycles. Also, you will probably want to invest in a calibration kit for your monitor to save on the soft proofing prints. Look up Keith Cooper, he's doing an in-depth evaluation of one of these printers.
Printers are the only tech I can’t master. As a tech savvy young person, it blows my mind when I can’t get a printer to just print 😂🙃 Great video!
Just keep throwing ink at the paper and see what sticks 😅 appreciate it 🔥🤙
hey mate, please use cotton gloves , the oils in your finger will become smudges later on the paper. You might not see them at the moment but they will show in couple of years. I know those prints were "tests" but just in case.
Good video :)
@@DionisFerizi couldn’t agree more, I appreciate the tip 🔥🤙 yes these were tests but I think creating good printing etiquette from the start of this new journey, especially as I look to start selling my artwork, is crucial! Appreciate the watch!
In case you didn't know, this printer uses a lot of ink to clean head automatically. You will have to print very frequently otherwise most of the inks are dumped into maintenance tank.
Also never turn it off, open start up it goes into head checking and cleaning too.
@@pennyfan13 thanks for the tips! I have heard of this ink usage dilemma, so as I continue to use this printer, I hope to help give more insight and quantity just how much ink this printer uses in various scenarios 🔥🤙 appreciate you!
As someone said, don't shut it off - maybe even get it its own UPS. If you slow down and stop printing a lot, you should just run a nozzle check a couple times a week to reset some of the internal timers so it won't do one of those auto-clean cycles. Also, you will probably want to invest in a calibration kit for your monitor to save on the soft proofing prints. Look up Keith Cooper, he's doing an in-depth evaluation of one of these printers.