I scan 95% of the time and rarely print, and never in color. My biggest concern is dried or leaky cartridges. Do all inkjets leak? Should I stick to laser printers? Any suggestions? Thank you.
oh thank you so much! I just mean printers that print a nice gradient in the black- like what you have on your test sheets there😊 what printers have you tried that seem to print nicest gradients and not grainy ( or dotty) if that makes sense? Typically don’t select the greyscale option in printer settings as that makes print outs look worse ( strange but it’s true!). Looks better when you print these black and white pictures using full colour and best quality ☺️just would love a printer that does it nicely! Had a pizza once that did it nice
I am looking for a printer to do black and white. Do you know if there is a model out there that let's you print even if the color cartridge is empty ? Thanks
Thank you so much! I have an epson workforce 7840. Its fantastic as it prints on heavy paper and the ink is waterproof which i need. However, greyscale pictures are grainy , have all dots everywhere ( I have tried every single setting and cleaned the print heads and aligned them etc)! and i print so many greyscale colouring pages. Its really upsetting- mine must be faulty. May i ask your advice on what printer print greyscale colouring pages beautifully and in really high quality? Perhaps canon pixma but unsure what models are best suited for pictures etc. You know, print the grey gradient beautifully? Im in Australia and really not wanting to spend more than $200Aud on another printer Thank you so much! Oh a not about printing greyscale colouring pages- I always print on 'best quality" and usually the images are better when you dont select the greyscale and actually dont print in black and white (which must sound strange! But i find that actually using the colour makes printouts less grainy... even though you can actually see it as being coloured, just a nicer black if that makes sense? And that is for many printers i have used, but not all. i guess it depends on the printer).
I will be honest with you, I never printed in greyscale anything apart text documents. This is definitely something that I need to research and test out before being able to give my opinion.
@@printerinsideroh thank you so much! I just mean printers that print a nice gradient in the black- like what you have on your test sheets there😊 what printers have you tried that seem to print nicest gradients and not grainy if that makes sense? Typically don’t select the greyscale option in printer settings as that makes print outs look worse ( strange but it’s true!). Looks better when you print these black and white pictures using full colour and best quality ☺️
omg read my mind lol watching at x1.50 speed and still he sounds normal! These youtubers have nothing else to say so slower the better lol thank god for the speed option, I wouldn't have watched it at that kind of pace lol!
Thank you for this :) Great explanation
I scan 95% of the time and rarely print, and never in color. My biggest concern is dried or leaky cartridges. Do all inkjets leak? Should I stick to laser printers? Any suggestions? Thank you.
Thank you for the comparison! Just wondering which one do you think is better for heavy printing: brother 1010dw vs canon 6420a
Thank you for all the information!!!
Thank you for great review. 👍
Very informative 👍
oh thank you so much! I just mean printers that print a nice gradient in the black- like what you have on your test sheets there😊
what printers have you tried that seem to print nicest gradients and not grainy ( or dotty) if that makes sense? Typically don’t select the greyscale option in printer settings as that makes print outs look worse ( strange but it’s true!). Looks better when you print these black and white pictures using full colour and best quality ☺️just would love a printer that does it nicely! Had a pizza once that did it nice
Can laser printers print in color?
No
Some of them and those "some" are really expensive
10-23-24 🇯🇲 Thank you. It is honest , to the point & can be taken seriously. I needed a question answered & you did that
I am looking for a printer to do black and white. Do you know if there is a model out there that let's you print even if the color cartridge is empty ? Thanks
Every single printer.
@@AhmedNafiz.1 Mine does not allow it.
@@LumiereNoirePhotography does it have a mixed cartridge???
@@AhmedNafiz.1 No. It is a driver/software limitation from the printer
@@LumiereNoirePhotography HP ?
Thank you so much! I have an epson workforce 7840. Its fantastic as it prints on heavy paper and the ink is waterproof which i need. However, greyscale pictures are grainy , have all dots everywhere ( I have tried every single setting and cleaned the print heads and aligned them etc)! and i print so many greyscale colouring pages. Its really upsetting- mine must be faulty.
May i ask your advice on what printer print greyscale colouring pages beautifully and in really high quality? Perhaps canon pixma but unsure what models are best suited for pictures etc. You know, print the grey gradient beautifully?
Im in Australia and really not wanting to spend more than $200Aud on another printer
Thank you so much!
Oh a not about printing greyscale colouring pages- I always print on 'best quality" and usually the images are better when you dont select the greyscale and actually dont print in black and white (which must sound strange! But i find that actually using the colour makes printouts less grainy... even though you can actually see it as being coloured, just a nicer black if that makes sense? And that is for many printers i have used, but not all. i guess it depends on the printer).
I will be honest with you, I never printed in greyscale anything apart text documents. This is definitely something that I need to research and test out before being able to give my opinion.
@@printerinsideroh thank you so much! I just mean printers that print a nice gradient in the black- like what you have on your test sheets there😊 what printers have you tried that seem to print nicest gradients and not grainy if that makes sense? Typically don’t select the greyscale option in printer settings as that makes print outs look worse ( strange but it’s true!). Looks better when you print these black and white pictures using full colour and best quality ☺️
Thank you for your help very good
very educational
Hey Thanks!
Could you talk slower
omg read my mind lol watching at x1.50 speed and still he sounds normal!
These youtubers have nothing else to say so slower the better lol thank god for the speed option, I wouldn't have watched it at that kind of pace lol!
He sounds just fine so stop being difficult