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From: Arthur Entlich on 19 Nov 2009 06:48
I don't use Canon printers, but as a general rule, the ink usage is
about like this (based upon how the driver is set up, because the paper
doesn't directly determine the amount of ink used, but the setting the
driver is set for does.


Most ink: coated clay coated matte paper

: Swellable polymer glossy or satin papers

: Plain bond paper

: Coated glossy or satin (RC) type papers

Least ink: plastic backed films or transparency films

However Canon drivers may use somewhat differing ratios.

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xenufrance wrote:
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> I have access to a Canon 24" W6400 inkjet printer.
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> I would like to know if there is somewhere a comparison of ink consumption
> related to the paper quality used, by instance, is a coated paper eating
> more ink than a gloosy one, or a satin one, or...
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> The second question is about ink consumption too: what surface of paper can
> be covered for average photo printing? If someone has an experience of
> his/her costs of ink in relationship to the square meter surface covered,
> that could be great.
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> And the third is in the same range: has somebody tested the refilling of
> such big cartridges ? If so, where to put the ink?
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> Thanks,
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