Bret
the only draw back would be higher ink costs for the 7900 ( 11 inks vs 8 for the 7890). That said the Ultrachrome HDR inks of the 7900 are state of the art, and I am about to order a 7900 for myself
Steve
Posted by Bret Edge on October 11, 2010 at 9:08 PM
Thanks for the feedback, Steve. I looked into the ink and it's definitely not cheap, especially if you opt for the largest cartridge but "bang for the buck" is best that way. Hmm...
Posted by Mel Ladewig on October 12, 2010 at 12:39 AM
The bang for the buck on the 700mL carts is only there if you'll go through that amount of ink in a reasonable timeframe, like a year. On my 3800 with its 80mL carts, I've only replaced about 50% of the first set of ink carts and that is considering the loss from filling the lines the first time. I've had the printer for 22 months and printed lots of prints on the thing. I'll be ordering the other "half" of the inkset later this year. The one ink I'll probably have to order again this winter is the light, light black. The Yellow, Magenta and Cyan are still on their first set and the photo black is just about to go.
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6 repliesthe only draw back would be higher ink costs for the 7900 ( 11 inks vs 8 for the 7890). That said the Ultrachrome HDR inks of the 7900 are state of the art, and I am about to order a 7900 for myself
Steve