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I'll have it at the meet of NC4.xxx and PP and will have a review after:

http://www.epson.com.au/products/corpor ... to2100.asp

Great stuff Birdy.

I’m thinking of getting an Epson, this looks like the one to me

Any idea how much the ink cartridges are to replace???

Cheers
Ray

Raydar wrote:Great stuff Birdy.

I’m thinking of getting an Epson, this looks like the one to me

Any idea how much the ink cartridges are to replace???

Cheers
Ray

Less than $20.00/ ink cartridge GST Inc. for each of them (7 in total)

That's a good price

My Canon S820, cartridges are $28 a hit

Cheers
Ray

Raydar wrote:That's a good price

My Canon S820, cartridges are $28 a hit

Cheers
Ray

Read me loud its part number!

The Stylus 2100 printer will arrive tomorrow,

I'm getting on with the Spyder (Colorvison) in the States, I think I can get the basic kit for you around $190.00 land in Sydney.

http://www.colorvision.com/profis/profi ... ent_id=262

I'll order this:

http://www.colorvision.com/profis/profi ... jsp?id=244

Birddog114 wrote:The Stylus 2100 printer will arrive tomorrow,

I'm getting on with the Spyder (Colorvison) in the States, I think I can get the basic kit for you around $190.00 land in Sydney.

http://www.colorvision.com/profis/profi ... ent_id=262

I'll order this:

http://www.colorvision.com/profis/profi ... jsp?id=244

I have looked into these before... Apparently they work very well... I woudl love to get one but there is just way to many things to buy

I think I need to get the SB-800 flash before anything else.

W00DY

Birdy the part num for the S820 is BCI - 6.
That price for the spyder is a good one, thanks fopr looking into that for me.

Cheers
Ray

Raydar wrote:Birdy the part num for the S820 is BCI - 6.
That price for the spyder is a good one, thanks fopr looking into that for me.

Cheers
Ray

Is it Canon or Epson printer?

Raydar,
That's Canon printer and Canon part, $19.00

Holy craptarts Birddog - that spectra pro calibration kit costs as much as a D70 itself in US dollars!!

Onyx wrote:Holy craptarts Birddog - that spectra pro calibration kit costs as much as a D70 itself in US dollars!!

Onyx,
How long do you last for? I can't bring my monies along with me to the crematorium!!!!

Birddog, I bought my daughter the Epson R310, asked her if I could borrow it on the weekend, couldn't believe how good it was, your's should be absolutely fantastic

Glen wrote:Birddog, I bought my daughter the Epson R310, asked her if I could borrow it on the weekend, couldn't believe how good it was, your's should be absolutely fantastic

The R310 is an excellent printer as well, I saw my clients use it to print CD labels direct on the CD, can't tell.

The Epson Stylus 2100 will be used for our members, who's going to come at the meet and doing some of their photos on the spot after PP, part from that the Spyder kit will show them to calibrate both monitor and printer, perhaps a scanner. Have fun in your hobby.

Hi all - I have the Epson R800, which works really well. Ink seems to last a while, which is just as well (there's 8 cartridges on this baby!).

High quality, glossy pics are it's specialty.

sheepie wrote:Hi all - I have the Epson R800, which works really well. Ink seems to last a while, which is just as well (there's 8 cartridges on this baby!).

High quality, glossy pics are it's specialty.

It's the one top of the line of Epson R series but only restricted to A4.
Apart from that, No complaint so far, genuine Epson ink cartridge is around $15.50/ cartridge x 8.

Birddog114 wrote:Raydar,
That's Canon printer and Canon part, $19.00

Mate that is one great price
When this thing gets down I will give you a yell to replace the lot.

Cheers
Ray

Any updates on the Epson 2100 Birddog?

I am considering a R800, almost identical with 8 colour ink system, just lacks the A3 which obviously you pay big dollars for and would be nice to have but i just can't justify it.