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Printers' years ago used to be very expensive and
reason for this was because
print heads that would stamp
image on paper was within
printer. Ink and/or toner were added to a reservoir or
printer used ribbons to stamp
image on paper. Now printers are fairly cheap,
cost comes when you have to purchase
ink cartridges for it. One would think that it would almost be worth it to buy a new printer instead of
cartridges because
price of
cartridges is often more than some of
more basic ink jet printers available.
The current price of cartridges while currently expensive have some technology in them that is complex and actually over
long haul will end up being cheaper than it would be to replace print heads often. Print heads are now contained within
cartridges themselves. The exciting thing about that is you could have your printer for a very long time if you use
correct cartridges for your printer.
Color cartridges work
same as black cartridges by squirting
ink through tiny nozzles onto
paper in horizontal strips as
cartridges move back and forth across
page. The color cartridge however, has three reservoirs with cyan, magenta, and yellow ink, each in a separate reservoir.
The image quality can depend on a number of things. Paper quality can affect
image you get. Brightness and absorption of
ink are
two main things that affect image quality. Brightness is exactly how bright
color or print image is while absorption is how effectively
paper absorbs
ink. For inkjet printers it is best to use paper made specifically for inkjet printers. You will get
best possible image with
proper paper. Also check
settings of your printer and/or your display properties, these things can also affect your printing project.
Depending on
paper you use and your printer, you may want to leave your documents alone for a little while so
ink can dry. Some printers have an ink saver setting that will put out less ink, which will dry faster, and still give you a near perfect image. Get to know your printer and how it works.
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