Canon Pixma ip6000D $100 at Staples, One day only

[brucekatz]

Link.

It uses 6 colors ink.
Great on photos, so so on text.
Almost as fast as ip4000.

 

[isekii]

looks good.

I already purchased the IP4000 tho.. andthe extra ink carts

 

[Macro2]

If you want a 6 color printer this is it. Takes the older carts for which there are generics or refills.

Somewhere along here they are going to discount the i9900...yum yum.

 

[gregdep]

i had the 3000.... I pulled the trigger on this one to replace it. Most of the cartridges are compatible (and i believe that is true for the 4000 as well)

that should hold me over until the 8000 to 9000 series goes on clearance!

 

[MrX8503]

Originally posted by: isekii
looks good.

I already purchased the IP4000 tho.. andthe extra ink carts

dont feel bad, if you plan to mod your ip4000 it can print on discs and the ip6000d cant.

 

[gregdep]

Originally posted by: MrX8503

Originally posted by: isekii
looks good.

I already purchased the IP4000 tho.. andthe extra ink carts

dont feel bad, if you plan to mod your ip4000 it can print on discs and the ip6000d cant.

http://joel.burslem.ca/canon-pixma-ip6000d-cd-printing-hack/

 

[oslama]

the last of the great canon printers.

RIP canon.

 

[MrX8503]

Originally posted by: gregdep

Originally posted by: MrX8503

Originally posted by: isekii
looks good.

I already purchased the IP4000 tho.. andthe extra ink carts

dont feel bad, if you plan to mod your ip4000 it can print on discs and the ip6000d cant.

http://joel.burslem.ca/canon-pixma-ip6000d-cd-printing-hack/

I dont know the diff between the ip6000d or the ip6000, but i do know that the 6000 version is modable according to this http://www.pixma.web1000.com/Pixma345/345.html

EDIT:

My bad there's no such thing as a ip6000, its ip6000d which is what this thread is about and a ip6600d

 

[vtohthree]

Yeah, I just bought a ip5000 for 139.99(spontaneous last item at mc)...dang i should've waited, =T, its always like that, haha, thanks for sharing though OP

 

[imported_motodude]

Amazon has this for $109.99 now w/ free super-saver shipping.

 

[Childs]

I picked up a refurb ip6000d at Sunnyvale Fry's for $69. Sign said the price was good till 12/06.

 

[WalkingDead]

Amazon had it last week for $60+$20 shipping but the deal lasted for about a day. My sister got her one on that deal. I woulda too if it wasn't for the no shipping discount thing.

 

[AndrewR]

I might have to buy this. My iP4000 is acting really strangely. Colors are completely wrong -- looks like a faded photograph. Tried different papers, different settings, and mucking around in Photoshop, but it still won't reproduce what's on-screen. Used to be fine, now something is wrong.

 

[13Gigatons]

Originally posted by: MrX8503

Originally posted by: gregdep

Originally posted by: MrX8503

Originally posted by: isekii
looks good.

I already purchased the IP4000 tho.. andthe extra ink carts

dont feel bad, if you plan to mod your ip4000 it can print on discs and the ip6000d cant.

http://joel.burslem.ca/canon-pixma-ip6000d-cd-printing-hack/

I dont know the diff between the ip6000d or the ip6000, but i do know that the 6000 version is modable according to this http://www.pixma.web1000.com/Pixma345/345.html

EDIT:

My bad there's no such thing as a ip6000, its ip6000d which is what this thread is about and a ip6600d

It suppose to be IP6000D but somebody forgot to add it.

 

[walkure]

Originally posted by: oslama
the last of the great canon printers.

RIP canon.

So this printer can use generic inks (Swiftink, etc.)?? I'm considering it from Amazon for $109.99 (free ship), however if I can find an ip4000 or ip5000, are those preferred??

 

[vtohthree]

Originally posted by: walkure

Originally posted by: oslama
the last of the great canon printers.

RIP canon.

So this printer can use generic inks (Swiftink, etc.)?? I'm considering it from Amazon for $109.99 (free ship), however if I can find an ip4000 or ip5000, are those preferred??

I don't know enough about the ip6000D, but just glancing at the staples page I can see that the ip5000 has a higher dpi, also has 1 pico liter droplets...having said that pcmagazine apparently found that the ip4000 is "better" at photo's than the ip5000.

 

[13Gigatons]

Originally posted by: walkure

Originally posted by: oslama
the last of the great canon printers.

RIP canon.

So this printer can use generic inks (Swiftink, etc.)?? I'm considering it from Amazon for $109.99 (free ship), however if I can find an ip4000 or ip5000, are those preferred??

If your going to spend that much you should just get the IP5200 from CompUSA for $129 it has 3600 nozzles and is probably the best photo printer in it's class.

The iP5200 is another of Canon's 5-color printers that leaves me wondering why I own and use the 8-color i9900. When I see just how good the photo prints look when using only the three primary colors (cyan, magenta and yellow), I don't know why I need those other ink colors, or the added expense. With the 1-picoliter size ink droplets the prints are virtually grainless.

http://www.steves-digicams.com/2005_reviews/canon_ip5200.html

It can accept bulk ink but doesn't have any generic carts available yet. Swiftink is working to get carts for the 4200/5200.

 

[walkure]

Originally posted by: 13Gigatons

Originally posted by: walkure

Originally posted by: oslama
the last of the great canon printers.

RIP canon.

So this printer can use generic inks (Swiftink, etc.)?? I'm considering it from Amazon for $109.99 (free ship), however if I can find an ip4000 or ip5000, are those preferred??

If your going to spend that much you should just get the IP5200 from CompUSA for $129 it has 3600 nozzles and is probably the best photo printer in it's class.

The iP5200 is another of Canon's 5-color printers that leaves me wondering why I own and use the 8-color i9900. When I see just how good the photo prints look when using only the three primary colors (cyan, magenta and yellow), I don't know why I need those other ink colors, or the added expense. With the 1-picoliter size ink droplets the prints are virtually grainless.

http://www.steves-digicams.com/2005_reviews/canon_ip5200.html

It can accept bulk ink but doesn't have any generic carts available yet. Swiftink is working to get carts for the 4200/5200.

I don't want to spend more than I have to, however the impression I get from reading numerous threads on AT is that I should avoid the 4200/5200 completely. I'm definitely worried about ink refill costs.

Anyway it appears that my Fry's has the ip4000 available for $79.99, so I might get that if Staples doesn't have any left (they were going for $99.99 - $30 rebate).

 

[13Gigatons]

Originally posted by: walkure

Originally posted by: 13Gigatons

Originally posted by: walkure

Originally posted by: oslama
the last of the great canon printers.

RIP canon.

So this printer can use generic inks (Swiftink, etc.)?? I'm considering it from Amazon for $109.99 (free ship), however if I can find an ip4000 or ip5000, are those preferred??

If your going to spend that much you should just get the IP5200 from CompUSA for $129 it has 3600 nozzles and is probably the best photo printer in it's class.

The iP5200 is another of Canon's 5-color printers that leaves me wondering why I own and use the 8-color i9900. When I see just how good the photo prints look when using only the three primary colors (cyan, magenta and yellow), I don't know why I need those other ink colors, or the added expense. With the 1-picoliter size ink droplets the prints are virtually grainless.

http://www.steves-digicams.com/2005_reviews/canon_ip5200.html

It can accept bulk ink but doesn't have any generic carts available yet. Swiftink is working to get carts for the 4200/5200.

I don't want to spend more than I have to, however the impression I get from reading numerous threads on AT is that I should avoid the 4200/5200 completely. I'm definitely worried about ink refill costs.

Anyway it appears that my Fry's has the ip4000 available for $79.99, so I might get that if Staples doesn't have any left (they were going for $99.99 - $30 rebate).

Let me be very clear the Canon IP5200 is a awesome photo printer that rivals the IP8500. The only negative to it is that it has the new NAZI carts. You can still refill the Canon carts and the printer runs just fine. There are no other $100+ printers that offers 3600 nozzles and 1 picoliter ink drop size.

When the NAZI technology is figured out the 5200 is going to be the printer to own.

......

 

[vtohthree]

I agree that it shouldn't be a question of if, but when they'll get around to "bootleg" the ink of the newer canon's. But I was under the impression that you cannot dissassemble the new ink carts(of the current time) for refilling or it would detect it and send some crap saying that the warranty will be void.

 

[Rauthoen]

I have the ip4000, the color prints are beautiful and its fast (much faster thant the ip6000D).
Also, if you tend to do 25% or more non photo/color prints, the ip6000D will be much less cost effective as to print plain text in black it also uses some of the non-black inks. The ip4000 has a large cheaper black ink tank for text printing.

 

[degaffman]

Where do you get refill ink for the 4200/5200 style carts? Is the refill ink the new formula (that comes in the carts), or are you referring to putting the old style ink in the new carts?

 

[Macro2]

The new ink is out there in generic. I'll see what I can find.

OTOH, Canon really screwed our pooch with their new carts. Less ink and $12-15 a cartridge.

 

[13Gigatons]

Originally posted by: degaffman
Where do you get refill ink for the 4200/5200 style carts? Is the refill ink the new formula (that comes in the carts), or are you referring to putting the old style ink in the new carts?

Some on the nifty forum are using the same bulk ink that is for the bci-6 for the cli-8. Apparrently the differences between chromalife100 and chromaPlus is not much.


Weink.com does sell UltraFLO 100: http://www.weink.com/ecom/catalog/ultra...100_light_fast_inkjet_inks_4404718.htm

but their reseller rating is really bad.


Also it should be noted that a couple users have tried the cli-8 tanks in the IP4000 and it worked well.

 

[13Gigatons]

Originally posted by: Macro2
The new ink is out there in generic. I'll see what I can find.

OTOH, Canon really screwed our pooch with their new carts. Less ink and $12-15 a cartridge.

Agian the ink is still 13ml per color cart only the black changed. From 27ml to 26ml, not a big drop. The price did go up though from $12 to $14 color and $12 to $16 for the black.

The NAZI chip does suck though.