As an ex owner of a Epson SC T5200. They used to make great wide format models. Problem being expensive AF printheads if they wear out. Generally I'm on the fence regarding what brand is better for consumer based inkjets. Canon has too many inks, HP advertises their printers as "less hateful" and Epson is just OK if you don't mind their scandals. This machine looks great for a modern office but as I before pointed out the screen size, the bezel around it and the hated UI add up. Maybe you could do a review of the new canon megatanks or one of their more Artist centred machines, the Pixma model?.
Does ink flow stop automatically when you fill an ink reservoir with some ink in it already? Or do you have to observe and remove the bottle before overfillng ?
As an ex owner of a Epson SC T5200. They used to make great wide format models. Problem being expensive AF printheads if they wear out.
Generally I'm on the fence regarding what brand is better for consumer based inkjets. Canon has too many inks, HP advertises their printers as "less hateful" and Epson is just OK if you don't mind their scandals.
This machine looks great for a modern office but as I before pointed out the screen size, the bezel around it and the hated UI add up.
Maybe you could do a review of the new canon megatanks or one of their more Artist centred machines, the Pixma model?.
Here are a few videos I have done on some newer Canon Megatank models, ua-cam.com/video/y-sFohcqDmw/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/J1bed-sCbBI/v-deo.html
Does ink flow stop automatically when you fill an ink reservoir with some ink in it already?
Or do you have to observe and remove the bottle before overfillng ?
The tanks will not overfill, as soon as they are full the ink will stop flowing.