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From: MZB on 19 Apr 2008 18:11
How does photo magenta and photo cyan differ from magenta and cyan (inks for
my pixma ip4000 printer)


From: measekite on 19 Apr 2008 20:10


MZB wrote:
> How does photo magenta and photo cyan differ from magenta and cyan (inks for
> my pixma ip4000 printer)
>
They are different shades and use for the Pro 9000 8 cart printer
>
>
From: DanG on 19 Apr 2008 23:57

"MZB" <moo(a)noway.prudigy.net> wrote in message
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> How does photo magenta and photo cyan differ from magenta and cyan (inks
> for my pixma ip4000 printer)
>

The IP4000 doesn't use photo M and photo C inks.

They are different in the fact that they are a much lighter in shade. Don't
even think about using them in a IP4000.


From: Burt on 20 Apr 2008 01:03

"DanG" <nospam(a)q.com> wrote in message
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> "MZB" <moo(a)noway.prudigy.net> wrote in message
> news:B6uOj.4767$Gf2.3004(a)newsfe05.lga...
>> How does photo magenta and photo cyan differ from magenta and cyan (inks
>> for my pixma ip4000 printer)
>>
>
> The IP4000 doesn't use photo M and photo C inks.
>
> They are different in the fact that they are a much lighter in shade.
> Don't even think about using them in a IP4000.
>
Right - they are for the six and eight color Canon printers. The are
lighter dye-load inks (the colors are more diluted).


From: Paul Heslop on 20 Apr 2008 06:25
MZB wrote:
>
> How does photo magenta and photo cyan differ from magenta and cyan (inks for
> my pixma ip4000 printer)

they print in a lighter shade apparently, not recommended

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