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	<title>Photo printer Page</title>
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		<title>Ten Ways (plus 1) to Save on Printer Ink and Toner Cartridges</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Are you getting tired of the high cost of printing? You're not alone. Many consumers are up in arms. For example, they believe paying $22 per ounce for printer ink and $150 to $300 (or more) for a toner cartridge is way too much. Most of the major printer manufacturers have adopted the same marketing model as the razor blade, TiVo and cell phone industry. Simply stated, they sell you the printer for cost or less in order to sell you printer ink and toner cartridges at huge markups. In many instances, they charge seven to ten times what it costs to manufacture these products.In addition, these major companies spend thousands of dollars trying to convince you to purchase only their products. They strongly criticize printer ink and toner cartridges offered by third party companies. However, did you know that many of these major companies are now selling their own recycled cartridges? and you're still paying full retail price for them! As someone once said, to get a real education, read the fine print on the label.With the advent of online marketing, consumer have more choices than ever. There are a large number of reputable companies that sell printer ink and toner cartridges at significant savings. It is very common to save 50-85% when purchasing your printer supplies. In addition to substantial savings, you'll get a money back guarantee and your order is normally shipped the same day. Ok, here's ten ways (plus 1) to save on printer ink and toner cartridges:1.  Purchase a compatible inkjet cartridge. These are cartridges made from new parts and manufactured to meet or exceed the OEM specifications for you exact printer.2.  Purchase a remanufactured inkjet cartridge. Third party companies collect empty printer ink cartridges. They refill them with ink and test them vigorously to make sure you get exactly the quality and quantity you expect from your inkjet cartridge.3.  Purchase an ink refill kit. You'll get step-by-step instructions, the tools and printer ink you need to refill your ink cartridge in just a few minutes. On the average, you can refill an inkjet cartridge ten times.4.  Your inkjet cartridge will eventually wear out. Instead of purchasing a brand name cartridge, purchase a compatible or remanufactured cartridge. Then, when compatible cartridge is empty, refill it with printer ink just as you did your original.5.  When you're printing, always use draft mode until you're ready for your final print. 6.  Whenever possible, select black and white print. If you're final product is to be in color, your draft can be done in black and white until you've double-checked everything. Then, print your final copies in color.7.  Purchase a compatible toner cartridge. Third party companies make these toner cartridges from brand new parts. They are manufactured to be equal to or better than your original toner cartridge.8.  Purchase a remanufactured cartridge. Many companies collect empty toner cartridges. They empty any toner waste and then refill the cartridge. They quality check the drum and other parts of the cartridge to insure maximum performance for the consumer.9.  Purchase a toner refill kit. These kits include the tools and instructions necessary to refill your own toner cartridge. On the average, you can refill a toner cartridge about three times.10. When you toner cartridge is not producing the quality of print you expect, check to see if you can replace the drum, instead of the entire cartridge. This will keep money in your pocket.11. Purchase multiple ink and toner cartridges if you can. You will save substantially over the already discounted cost, plus you will probably get Free shipping.By ordering your printer ink, toner or ink cartridge online, you'll experience the best service, the best warranty, and the best products available, for all your printing needs.. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Are you getting tired of the high cost of printing? You're not alone. Many consumers are up in arms. For example, they believe paying $22 per ounce for printer ink and $150 to $300 (or more) for a toner cartridge is way too much. Most of the major printer manufacturers have adopted the same marketing model as the razor blade, TiVo and cell phone industry. Simply stated, they sell you the printer for cost or less in order to sell you printer ink and toner cartridges at huge markups. </P><P>In many instances, they charge seven to ten times what it costs to manufacture these products.In addition, these major companies spend thousands of dollars trying to convince you to purchase only their products. They strongly criticize printer ink and toner cartridges offered by third party companies. However, did you know that many of these major companies are now selling their own recycled cartridges? and you're still paying full retail price for them! As someone once said, to get a real education, read the fine print on the label.With the advent of online marketing, consumer have more choices than ever. There are a large number of reputable companies that sell printer ink and toner cartridges at significant savings. It is very common to save 50-85% when purchasing your printer supplies. </P><P>In addition to substantial savings, you'll get a money back guarantee and your order is normally shipped the same day. Ok, here's ten ways (plus 1) to save on printer ink and toner cartridges:1.  Purchase a compatible inkjet cartridge. These are cartridges made from new parts and manufactured to meet or exceed the OEM specifications for you exact printer.2.  Purchase a remanufactured inkjet cartridge. </P><P>Third party companies collect empty printer ink cartridges. They refill them with ink and test them vigorously to make sure you get exactly the quality and quantity you expect from your inkjet cartridge.3.  Purchase an ink refill kit. You'll get step-by-step instructions, the tools and printer ink you need to refill your ink cartridge in just a few minutes. On the average, you can refill an inkjet cartridge ten times.4. </P><P> Your inkjet cartridge will eventually wear out. Instead of purchasing a brand name cartridge, purchase a compatible or remanufactured cartridge. Then, when compatible cartridge is empty, refill it with printer ink just as you did your original.5.  When you're printing, always use draft mode until you're ready for your final print. 6. </P><P> Whenever possible, select black and white print. If you're final product is to be in color, your draft can be done in black and white until you've double-checked everything. Then, print your final copies in color.7.  Purchase a compatible toner cartridge. Third party companies make these toner cartridges from brand new parts. </P><P>They are manufactured to be equal to or better than your original toner cartridge.8.  Purchase a remanufactured cartridge. Many companies collect empty toner cartridges. They empty any toner waste and then refill the cartridge. They quality check the drum and other parts of the cartridge to insure maximum performance for the consumer.9. </P><P> Purchase a toner refill kit. These kits include the tools and instructions necessary to refill your own toner cartridge. On the average, you can refill a toner cartridge about three times.10. When you toner cartridge is not producing the quality of print you expect, check to see if you can replace the drum, instead of the entire cartridge. This will keep money in your pocket.11. </P><P>Purchase multiple ink and toner cartridges if you can. You will save substantially over the already discounted cost, plus you will probably get Free shipping.By ordering your printer ink, toner or ink cartridge online, you'll experience the best service, the best warranty, and the best products available, for all your printing needs.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Share Your Digital Photos with Friends and Family</title>
		<link>http://www.thephotoprinterworld.com/Share_Your_Digital_Photos_with_Friends_and_Family/Page/13645</link>
		<pubDate>Sun, 07 Sep 2008 05:13:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Let's say you've taken a bunch of beautiful digital photos and you want to share them with friends and family. What's the best way to do this? There are many options, from printing and burning onto CDs or DVDs, to emailing and uploading the photos.This article will walk you through some of the best options for sharing your treasured digital photo collection. Essentially, there are four main ways to share digital photos: * Printing the photos * Storing the photos on CD and DVD * Emailing the photos * Uploading the photos to a website Printing the PhotosJust like film-based photography, you can share your pictures by having a hardcopy printout. All you need to do is get a good photo printer and some quality printing paper, then print away! I usually print my photos from an inkjet printer (the Canon Pixma iP4000) using glossy photo paper. The prints I get are very high quality - you can't discern them from those you print at photo kiosks.Of course, if you don't have a printer, you can still approach a photo kiosk to do the job, or even submit your images to an online photo print website. These websites usually print your pictures and are able to deliver them to your doorstep. Make sure you do some shopping around first - digital photo printing services don't come cheap. Storing the Photos on CD and DVDStoring your photos on CD and DVD is a very good option for sharing photos, particularly if you have a immensely huge photo collection. The downside, of course, is that your family and friends need to have a CD player or DVD player to view the content.These days, CD burners and DVD burners are very affordable. A single CD-R stores 650MB and a DVD stores 4GB. That is an amazing amount of storage space for your photo collection. Emailing the PhotosOf course, one option for sharing photos is to email them to to a friend or family member. I do warn you to be careful though. Make sure your recipient would like to receive the photos first. Bombarding him or her with a 10MB email containing photo attachments is not a very nice thing to do - it's best if you obtained permission to do so first.A good alternative to emailing photos is to upload your photos to a website, then simply email the website link to your friends or family. This avoids the problem of huge email attachments. Uploading the Photos to a WebsiteOne of the best ways to share digital photos is to upload them to a website. There are many online photo storage sites available. Here's a list of sites you may want to look at:* Ofoto is one of my favorite photo sharing sites. It allows you to upload photo albums and determine who can view those albums. * Shutterfly is another good site. The site allows unlimited photo upload, but you'll find that their print prices are higher the competition. * Yahoo! Photos is a good photo sharing site with a clean, professional look. There is a limit of 300 uploaded photos per member.You should know that there are limitations to using photo sharing websites. Some of them charge a fee for their services, while others require you to order prints to keep your account active. You also may not be able to customize the presentation of the website easily.My personal recommendation is to set up your own web site to host your own picture gallery. If you're looking for a good web hosting company, I'd suggest you try Yahoo web hosting. I've used them for years without any problems and their customer support is first-rate. Transfer your files ConclusionThere are various ways to share your digital photos with friends and family. Personally, I tend to burn my images to CD or DVD and pass them around. I also like uploading images to websites for all to see. Do try one of the above techniques the next time you want to share photos!. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Let's say you've taken a bunch of beautiful digital photos and you want to share them with friends and family. What's the best way to do this? There are many options, from printing and burning onto CDs or DVDs, to emailing and uploading the photos.This article will walk you through some of the best options for sharing your treasured digital photo collection. Essentially, there are four main ways to share digital photos: * Printing the photos * Storing the photos on CD and DVD * Emailing the photos * Uploading the photos to a website Printing the PhotosJust like film-based photography, you can share your pictures by having a hardcopy printout. All you need to do is get a good photo printer and some quality printing paper, then print away! I usually print my photos from an inkjet printer (the Canon Pixma iP4000) using glossy photo paper. The prints I get are very high quality - you can't discern them from those you print at photo kiosks.Of course, if you don't have a printer, you can still approach a photo kiosk to do the job, or even submit your images to an online photo print website. </P><P>These websites usually print your pictures and are able to deliver them to your doorstep. Make sure you do some shopping around first - digital photo printing services don't come cheap. Storing the Photos on CD and DVDStoring your photos on CD and DVD is a very good option for sharing photos, particularly if you have a immensely huge photo collection. The downside, of course, is that your family and friends need to have a CD player or DVD player to view the content.These days, CD burners and DVD burners are very affordable. A single CD-R stores 650MB and a DVD stores 4GB. </P><P>That is an amazing amount of storage space for your photo collection. Emailing the PhotosOf course, one option for sharing photos is to email them to to a friend or family member. I do warn you to be careful though. Make sure your recipient would like to receive the photos first. Bombarding him or her with a 10MB email containing photo attachments is not a very nice thing to do - it's best if you obtained permission to do so first.A good alternative to emailing photos is to upload your photos to a website, then simply email the website link to your friends or family. </P><P>This avoids the problem of huge email attachments. Uploading the Photos to a WebsiteOne of the best ways to share digital photos is to upload them to a website. There are many online photo storage sites available. Here's a list of sites you may want to look at:* Ofoto is one of my favorite photo sharing sites. It allows you to upload photo albums and determine who can view those albums. </P><P>* Shutterfly is another good site. The site allows unlimited photo upload, but you'll find that their print prices are higher the competition. * Yahoo! Photos is a good photo sharing site with a clean, professional look. There is a limit of 300 uploaded photos per member.You should know that there are limitations to using photo sharing websites. Some of them charge a fee for their services, while others require you to order prints to keep your account active. </P><P>You also may not be able to customize the presentation of the website easily.My personal recommendation is to set up your own web site to host your own picture gallery. If you're looking for a good web hosting company, I'd suggest you try Yahoo web hosting. I've used them for years without any problems and their customer support is first-rate. Transfer your files ConclusionThere are various ways to share your digital photos with friends and family. Personally, I tend to burn my images to CD or DVD and pass them around. </P><P>I also like uploading images to websites for all to see. Do try one of the above techniques the next time you want to share photos!. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Ink cartridges - shopping online</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 07 Sep 2008 03:18:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Getting ready to buy printer ink cartridges online? It really is amazing how much you can save versus store bought ink cartidges. The ability to compare prices really makes shopping online a sweet deal. There are however a few things you should look for in an online printer supply store before buying those ink cartridges. The first thing you want is a low price. To determine this you will need to comparison shop. This can be fun. The next thing to consider is the store's reputation. You can find that out by looking them up in the search engines and by checking sites like Bizrate.com to see if they are listed and what their rating is. You want a store that ships a great product quickly, and handles any problems quickly and to the customers satisfaction.Another very important thing to consider is the strength of any money back guarantee on printer supplies sold. You should be able to return ink cartridges that you are not happy with over a reasonable period of time for a full refund.Lastly, consider the shipping policies. Do they ship for free? Can you qualify for free shipping if you spend some amount? This is important because shipping costs can eat into your savings.So, you basically want the best combination of these qualities with your online ink cartridge store. This way you can save on high quality printer supplies and get to what the whole point of this is - low cost quality printing.. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Getting ready to buy printer ink cartridges online? It really is amazing how much you can save versus store bought ink cartidges. The ability to compare prices really makes shopping online a sweet deal. There are however a few things you should look for in an online printer supply store before buying those ink cartridges. The first thing you want is a low price. To determine this you will need to comparison shop. </P><P>This can be fun. The next thing to consider is the store's reputation. You can find that out by looking them up in the search engines and by checking sites like Bizrate.com to see if they are listed and what their rating is. You want a store that ships a great product quickly, and handles any problems quickly and to the customers satisfaction.Another very important thing to consider is the strength of any money back guarantee on printer supplies sold. You should be able to return ink cartridges that you are not happy with over a reasonable period of time for a full refund.Lastly, consider the shipping policies. </P><P>Do they ship for free? Can you qualify for free shipping if you spend some amount? This is important because shipping costs can eat into your savings.So, you basically want the best combination of these qualities with your online ink cartridge store. This way you can save on high quality printer supplies and get to what the whole point of this is - low cost quality printing.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Top 5 Free Photo Editors for Windows</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 07 Sep 2008 02:09:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you're really on a budget, you will be glad to know that there are many free photo editors out there ready for your download. These programs give you basic image editing features to perform standard photo enhancement tasks. I've compiled a list of 5 free photo editing programs for Windows which you may like to look at. Do take note, however, that some of these programs may be limited in features unless you buy an upgrade version. The GIMPThe GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is an open-source program originally developed by two university students in 1996. It has now morphed into a powerful image editor with a huge user base. The latest version, the GIMP 2.0, has a revamped user interface that places it up threw with mainstream image editors.PicasaPicasa is a powerful and free software that helps you instantly find, edit and share all the pictures on your PC. If you always had problems keeping track of your pictures, Picasa will help you do that by sorting them into visual albums. Moreover, if you want to quickly touch up your photos, Picasa offers many one-click fixes to do just that. What's more, the program allows you to easily share those photos through email, printing or CDs.VCW VicMan's Photo EditorVCW VicMan's Photo Editor has a host of features similar to Adobe Photoshop. With this program, you can easily zoom into and pan within your image and perform standard image editing. The color adjustment options are also very extensive. The program comes in a limited free version, as well as a commercial Pro version which sells for $30.ImageForgeImageForge is a freeware image editor gives you a great set of tools for painting and editing images and photos. Whether you want to touch up your photo shots, or add a creative effect to a boring photo, ImageForge can provide you with the tools to do it. You can even share your photos easily by creating photo albums and simple slide shows.Paint.NETPaint.NET is an on-going project at Washington State University, with features that match commercial applications, including support for layers. It is provided as freeware and is readily available for download. Besides standard image editing features, there's also a special Effects API for you to create your own special effects. The program also has a strong user forum that supports its progress and development.ConclusionI hope you'll learnt a thing or two about the best free photo editors for Windows. Using a free photo editor is a great way to save money, while satisfying all your photo manipulation needs. However, I do advise that for serious, long-term photo editing tasks, go for commercial grade software such as Ulead PhotoImpact 10 and Jasc Paint Shop Pro 9.. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>If you're really on a budget, you will be glad to know that there are many free photo editors out there ready for your download. These programs give you basic image editing features to perform standard photo enhancement tasks. I've compiled a list of 5 free photo editing programs for Windows which you may like to look at. Do take note, however, that some of these programs may be limited in features unless you buy an upgrade version. The GIMPThe GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is an open-source program originally developed by two university students in 1996. </P><P>It has now morphed into a powerful image editor with a huge user base. The latest version, the GIMP 2.0, has a revamped user interface that places it up threw with mainstream image editors.PicasaPicasa is a powerful and free software that helps you instantly find, edit and share all the pictures on your PC. If you always had problems keeping track of your pictures, Picasa will help you do that by sorting them into visual albums. Moreover, if you want to quickly touch up your photos, Picasa offers many one-click fixes to do just that. What's more, the program allows you to easily share those photos through email, printing or CDs.VCW VicMan's Photo EditorVCW VicMan's Photo Editor has a host of features similar to Adobe Photoshop. </P><P>With this program, you can easily zoom into and pan within your image and perform standard image editing. The color adjustment options are also very extensive. The program comes in a limited free version, as well as a commercial Pro version which sells for $30.ImageForgeImageForge is a freeware image editor gives you a great set of tools for painting and editing images and photos. Whether you want to touch up your photo shots, or add a creative effect to a boring photo, ImageForge can provide you with the tools to do it. You can even share your photos easily by creating photo albums and simple slide shows.Paint.NETPaint.NET is an on-going project at Washington State University, with features that match commercial applications, including support for layers. </P><P>It is provided as freeware and is readily available for download. Besides standard image editing features, there's also a special Effects API for you to create your own special effects. The program also has a strong user forum that supports its progress and development.ConclusionI hope you'll learnt a thing or two about the best free photo editors for Windows. Using a free photo editor is a great way to save money, while satisfying all your photo manipulation needs. However, I do advise that for serious, long-term photo editing tasks, go for commercial grade software such as Ulead PhotoImpact 10 and Jasc Paint Shop Pro 9.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Running Low On Ink? Time To Get A New Printer!</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 07 Sep 2008 00:41:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is the scenario being faced by millions around the world today. You need to replace your printer ink cartridges but the cost is only a few dollars less than buying a brand new printer which of course comes with brand new cartridges.Why?Manufacturers make very little profit from the sale of their printers. The profit is made on the replacement ink cartridges. Once you have the printer you have to buy ink in order to print. If you use your printer a lot, the cost can be considerable.A Brief Explanation.Broadly speaking there are two types of inkjet printers. The first uses true cartridges. Companies such as Hewlett Packard and Lexmark use this system. Cartridges consist of a tank of ink, a head (The copper coloured metal strip) and sometimes a chip that gives back data on the levels of ink. The cartridges for this system, as owners know only too well, are expensive.The other system as employed by companies such as Epson, Canon and Brother, uses headless cartridges. This means that when you buy a cartridge for these types you actually get a tank of ink and sometimes a chip but the printer head stays within the printer. Replacements are marginally less expensive for these types of printer. Neither system has any significant print quality advantages. Another point worth remembering is that print quality is measured by Dpi, (Dots per inch), and the printing media and not simply by the ink used.Laser printers work on an entirely different system utilizing a large cartridge containing toner and not ink. Toner is a powder containing heat sensitive pigment. Most, though not all, laser printers are used to print text and therefore use only black. Replacements are expensive but some are capable of printing up to 20,000 pages of text from one cartridge.What Can I Do?For owners of Epson, Canon and Brother Printers one answer is to use compatible cartridges. These are cheap and carry superb guarantees as to their quality. Most will last at least as long as the originals. For Hewlett Packard and Lexmark owners there are remanufactured cartridges. Owing to the patents on these cartridges it is illegal to manufacture compatibles.You could always try refilling the originals but this can be messy and sometimes leaks can occur resulting in permanent printer damage.In Conclusion.Before you purchase a new printer find out the cost of replacement cartridges. You'll be amazed at how much they vary. Look for a printer that uses tanks of ink and best of all one that uses separate tanks for black and the colours. In so doing when you need to replace a cartridge, say yellow, you need only replace this one colour and not the whole colour cartridge.A cheap printer laden with incentives such as rebates does not always pay in the long run. Discount ink cartridges or compatibles will always save you money with no loss of print quality.Keep that printer doing what it does best, Printing!For more information on this subject visit http://www.compatcartridges.com and click on: The Facts. You can also email us at: info@compatcartridges.com for advice.. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>This is the scenario being faced by millions around the world today. You need to replace your printer ink cartridges but the cost is only a few dollars less than buying a brand new printer which of course comes with brand new cartridges.Why?Manufacturers make very little profit from the sale of their printers. The profit is made on the replacement ink cartridges. Once you have the printer you have to buy ink in order to print. If you use your printer a lot, the cost can be considerable.A Brief Explanation.Broadly speaking there are two types of inkjet printers. </P><P>The first uses true cartridges. Companies such as Hewlett Packard and Lexmark use this system. Cartridges consist of a tank of ink, a head (The copper coloured metal strip) and sometimes a chip that gives back data on the levels of ink. The cartridges for this system, as owners know only too well, are expensive.The other system as employed by companies such as Epson, Canon and Brother, uses headless cartridges. This means that when you buy a cartridge for these types you actually get a tank of ink and sometimes a chip but the printer head stays within the printer. </P><P>Replacements are marginally less expensive for these types of printer. Neither system has any significant print quality advantages. Another point worth remembering is that print quality is measured by Dpi, (Dots per inch), and the printing media and not simply by the ink used.Laser printers work on an entirely different system utilizing a large cartridge containing toner and not ink. Toner is a powder containing heat sensitive pigment. Most, though not all, laser printers are used to print text and therefore use only black. </P><P>Replacements are expensive but some are capable of printing up to 20,000 pages of text from one cartridge.What Can I Do?For owners of Epson, Canon and Brother Printers one answer is to use compatible cartridges. These are cheap and carry superb guarantees as to their quality. Most will last at least as long as the originals. For Hewlett Packard and Lexmark owners there are remanufactured cartridges. Owing to the patents on these cartridges it is illegal to manufacture compatibles.You could always try refilling the originals but this can be messy and sometimes leaks can occur resulting in permanent printer damage.In Conclusion.Before you purchase a new printer find out the cost of replacement cartridges. </P><P>You'll be amazed at how much they vary. Look for a printer that uses tanks of ink and best of all one that uses separate tanks for black and the colours. In so doing when you need to replace a cartridge, say yellow, you need only replace this one colour and not the whole colour cartridge.A cheap printer laden with incentives such as rebates does not always pay in the long run. Discount ink cartridges or compatibles will always save you money with no loss of print quality.Keep that printer doing what it does best, Printing!For more information on this subject visit <a href="http://www.compatcartridges.com" target=new>http://www.compatcartridges.com</a> and click on: The Facts. You can also email us at: <a href="mailto:info@compatcartridges.com">info@compatcartridges.com</a> for advice.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>The Primer of Digital Camera Printer</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Sep 2008 18:09:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<category>Digital</category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Once you have clicked photos through your digital camera, then the next step is to turn these ?virtual' images into real photos. One way is to send the memory card to a digital photo laboratory and get the images developed there. But if you take digital photos on a regular basis and want to print your own, then it is better that you buy yourself a digital camera printer, or more commonly known as a digital photo printer. There are lots and lots of choices available in the market today. The top three companies are HP, Canon and Epson. So, before you go and spend your money, here are some tips on what you must keep in mind while deciding on a digital photo printer. Firstly, digital photo printers are available in two basic types. There are 4-color printers and 6-color printers. Nowadays, there are even 8-color printers available. So, the higher the number of colors the better will be the photo quality once you have hit the print file button. Using good quality photo paper and one of the 8 color printers will give you results that rival your photo lab.Secondly, the printing method used by the printer is also very important. There are 2 main printing methods: inkjet and thermal. Inkjet is commonly used for taking photo prints but the quality of the printout is not excellent. You need to have at least a 6-color printer to get decent print quality. Also, the ink cartridges are quite expensive and the biggest disadvantage is that inkjet printing does not provide a waterproof coating to the images. Hence, the color fades after some time. Thermal printing, on the other hand, is much better since it not only applies a waterproof coating but is also better quality-wise. It is also more cost effective as the paper and ink cartridges used are cheaper. Most of these printers can be purchased under $500. However, there are few key characteristics that are different in all these printers which determine their price.These are : ?The printing width differs amongst printers. Normally the width is either 8.5" or 13". The highest quality printers will allow you to go larger but at a much higher per print cost.?If you want to print really great looking black-and-white images, then the printer needs to have grey inks as well. So, an 8-color printer would be best suited for this purpose. ?Whether your printer has separate ink tanks for each color or does it have multiple inks in each cartridge. If you have multiple inks, then you have to replace the entire cartridge even if one color finishes. Hence, it is more expensive to replace such cartridges and you waste a lot of ink as well. ?The ability of the printer to print directly from your camera or a memory card through a link. ?The printing speed per minute. This can go up to 10 minutes for a colored snap, so you must properly check this out depending upon our usage. Multi use printers are great for a busy office or household but if you want to make fine prints out of your digital images you should invest in a dedicated digital camera printer or digital photo printer. Look for models that will take the most popular memory cards straight into the printer without having to load the images into your computer.. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Once you have clicked photos through your digital camera, then the next step is to turn these ?virtual' images into real photos. One way is to send the memory card to a digital photo laboratory and get the images developed there. But if you take digital photos on a regular basis and want to print your own, then it is better that you buy yourself a digital camera printer, or more commonly known as a digital photo printer. There are lots and lots of choices available in the market today. The top three companies are HP, Canon and Epson. </P><P>So, before you go and spend your money, here are some tips on what you must keep in mind while deciding on a digital photo printer. Firstly, digital photo printers are available in two basic types. There are 4-color printers and 6-color printers. Nowadays, there are even 8-color printers available. So, the higher the number of colors the better will be the photo quality once you have hit the print file button. </P><P>Using good quality photo paper and one of the 8 color printers will give you results that rival your photo lab.Secondly, the printing method used by the printer is also very important. There are 2 main printing methods: inkjet and thermal. Inkjet is commonly used for taking photo prints but the quality of the printout is not excellent. You need to have at least a 6-color printer to get decent print quality. Also, the ink cartridges are quite expensive and the biggest disadvantage is that inkjet printing does not provide a waterproof coating to the images. </P><P>Hence, the color fades after some time. Thermal printing, on the other hand, is much better since it not only applies a waterproof coating but is also better quality-wise. It is also more cost effective as the paper and ink cartridges used are cheaper. Most of these printers can be purchased under $500. However, there are few key characteristics that are different in all these printers which determine their price.These are : ?The printing width differs amongst printers. </P><P>Normally the width is either 8.5" or 13". The highest quality printers will allow you to go larger but at a much higher per print cost.?If you want to print really great looking black-and-white images, then the printer needs to have grey inks as well. So, an 8-color printer would be best suited for this purpose. ?Whether your printer has separate ink tanks for each color or does it have multiple inks in each cartridge. If you have multiple inks, then you have to replace the entire cartridge even if one color finishes. </P><P>Hence, it is more expensive to replace such cartridges and you waste a lot of ink as well. ?The ability of the printer to print directly from your camera or a memory card through a link. ?The printing speed per minute. This can go up to 10 minutes for a colored snap, so you must properly check this out depending upon our usage. Multi use printers are great for a busy office or household but if you want to make fine prints out of your digital images you should invest in a dedicated digital camera printer or digital photo printer. </P><P>Look for models that will take the most popular memory cards straight into the printer without having to load the images into your computer.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Inkjet printer technology</title>
		<link>http://www.thephotoprinterworld.com/Inkjet_printer_technology/Page/23694</link>
		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Sep 2008 17:43:25 +0000</pubDate>
		<category>Inkjet+printer+technology</category>
		<category>printer</category>
		<category>Photo</category>
		<category>technology</category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Inkjet printer technology was developed by some of the biggest names in the business in the late 70's. There were actually two technologies developed, one based on heat and the other based on an electric current applied to a crystal. Both methods are used to force the ink out of the ink cartridge on to the paper.Printers that use heat to acheive this are called thermal printers. These are very popular. Most home inkjet printers are thermal printers. The heat causes the ink in the ink cartridge nozzle to bubble and then burst, spraying the ink on to the printer paper. The other technology uses a crystal, often a piezo crystal, that changes shape with the application of electricity. The change of shape causes the ink to be placed on to the paper. This process does not heat the ink. This technology is used by one of the biggest printer brands in the business.Both processes have their strong points and generally produce excellent results.. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Inkjet printer technology was developed by some of the biggest names in the business in the late 70's. There were actually two technologies developed, one based on heat and the other based on an electric current applied to a crystal. Both methods are used to force the ink out of the ink cartridge on to the paper.Printers that use heat to acheive this are called thermal printers. These are very popular. Most home inkjet printers are thermal printers. </P><P>The heat causes the ink in the ink cartridge nozzle to bubble and then burst, spraying the ink on to the printer paper. The other technology uses a crystal, often a piezo crystal, that changes shape with the application of electricity. The change of shape causes the ink to be placed on to the paper. This process does not heat the ink. This technology is used by one of the biggest printer brands in the business.Both processes have their strong points and generally produce excellent results.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Compatible Cartridge Prices for Epson and Canon Get Lower and Lower</title>
		<link>http://www.thephotoprinterworld.com/Compatible_Cartridge_Prices_for_Epson_and_Canon_Get_Lower_and_Lower/Page/10800</link>
		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Sep 2008 15:59:26 +0000</pubDate>
		<category>Compatible</category>
		<category>Canon</category>
		<category>Cartridge</category>
		<category>Compatible+Cartridge+Prices+for+Epson+and+Canon+Get+Lower+and+Lower</category>
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		<description><![CDATA[inks2u.co.uk have just agreed new terms with the major importer of signal inkjet cartridges, with majority of the production from the factory now coming to the uk it has made the prices ultra competative against all the coptetitors, they have gone down the route of a fixed price policy all the cartridges are one price colour or black standard or photo it is the same price throught out the range why should you have to pay more for a cartridge that goes in a top quality printer than what you pay for a budget machine ? the ink is the same the cartridges cost the same to produce so the selling price should be the same. the end result you get is in the quality that a printer is capable in producing,you dont pay more for the petrol in a small saloon car than you do for a high perfomance sports car ? so why should ink be any different.a compatible cartridge for a canon printer is the same price as a compatible cartridge for an epson printer all the cartridges are priced at ?1.49 each how long will it be before other companys follow the the lead in the pricing war?. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>inks2u.co.uk have just agreed new terms with the major importer of signal inkjet cartridges, with majority of the production from the factory now coming to the uk it has made the prices ultra competative against all the coptetitors, they have gone down the route of a fixed price policy all the cartridges are one price colour or black standard or photo it is the same price throught out the range why should you have to pay more for a cartridge that goes in a top quality printer than what you pay for a budget machine ? the ink is the same the cartridges cost the same to produce so the selling price should be the same. the end result you get is in the quality that a printer is capable in producing,you dont pay more for the petrol in a small saloon car than you do for a high perfomance sports car ? so why should ink be any different.a compatible cartridge for a canon printer is the same price as a compatible cartridge for an epson printer all the cartridges are priced at ?1.49 each how long will it be before other companys follow the the lead in the pricing war?. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>HDTV and the iPod photo&amp;#58; A Perfect Marriage&amp;#63;</title>
		<link>http://www.thephotoprinterworld.com/HDTV_and_the_iPod_photo%26%2358%3B_A_Perfect_Marriage%26%2363%3B/Page/10588</link>
		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Sep 2008 15:28:39 +0000</pubDate>
		<category>A</category>
		<category>Photo+printer</category>
		<category>Photo</category>
		<category>iPod</category>
		<guid>http://www.thephotoprinterworld.com/HDTV_and_the_iPod_photo%26%2358%3B_A_Perfect_Marriage%26%2363%3B/Page/10588</guid>
		<description><![CDATA[They may seem like an odd combination, but the iPod photo could be the perfect choice for anyone who wants to view photo slideshows on an HDTV. The iPod photo can store thousands of digital photos, and syncs with a Mac or PC via iTunes. It will read any slideshows you've created in iPhoto on a Mac or Photoshop Album on a PC and copy them to the iPod. Alternatively you can tell it to copy a folder full of images from your hard drive as a slideshow.Also, with the addition of an optional camera connector($29), you can copy photos directly from a digital camera and automatically create a slideshow from them on the iPod photo. All slideshows can be set to music.To connect the iPod photo to an HDTV you'll need to first make sure that your HDTV has composite video and audio inputs and then purchase the iPod photo AV cable ($19) from Apple. Connect the iPod to your TV, select the appropriate input and hey presto, your slideshow can be seen in beautiful, bright widescreen glory on your HDTV.It's worth bearing a few things in mind when creating slideshows for HDTV. First of all, the screen of an HDTV set has an aspect ratio of 16:9 (length: height) so if you size your photos with this aspect ratio you'll be able to fill the screen without cropping the photo or seeing ugly black space around it. Secondly, the resolution required for optimal viewing on HDTV at full screen is less than that needed for printing even an A4 image. So if you only intend viewing your photos on-screen, whether on your computer or HDTV, you can save space on your iPod photo by reducing the capture resolution on your digital camera. If you set it at three mega-pixels, that will be enough to allow you to crop photos to the correct aspect ratio and still view them at the highest possible quality on an HDTV.Of course, the iPod photo can store more than just photographs. Anything that can be saved as an image file, such as JPEG, can be included in a slideshow, so you could even use it to carry around business presentations which can be viewed by anyone with access to a TV or projector.. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>They may seem like an odd combination, but the iPod photo could be the perfect choice for anyone who wants to view photo slideshows on an <a href="http://www.the-hdtv-tuner.com/what-is-hdtv.html">HDTV</a>. The iPod photo can store thousands of digital photos, and syncs with a Mac or PC via iTunes. It will read any slideshows you've created in iPhoto on a Mac or Photoshop Album on a PC and copy them to the iPod. Alternatively you can tell it to copy a folder full of images from your hard drive as a slideshow.Also, with the addition of an optional camera connector($29), you can copy photos directly from a digital camera and automatically create a slideshow from them on the iPod photo. All slideshows can be set to music.To connect the iPod photo to an HDTV you'll need to first make sure that your HDTV has composite video and audio inputs and then purchase the iPod photo AV cable ($19) from Apple. </P><P>Connect the iPod to your TV, select the appropriate input and hey presto, your slideshow can be seen in beautiful, bright widescreen glory on your HDTV.It's worth bearing a few things in mind when creating slideshows for HDTV. First of all, the screen of an HDTV set has an aspect ratio of 16:9 (length: height) so if you size your photos with this aspect ratio you'll be able to fill the screen without cropping the photo or seeing ugly black space around it. Secondly, the resolution required for optimal viewing on HDTV at full screen is less than that needed for printing even an A4 image. So if you only intend viewing your photos on-screen, whether on your computer or HDTV, you can save space on your iPod photo by reducing the capture resolution on your digital camera. If you set it at three mega-pixels, that will be enough to allow you to crop photos to the correct aspect ratio and still view them at the highest possible quality on an HDTV.Of course, the iPod photo can store more than just photographs. </P><P>Anything that can be saved as an image file, such as JPEG, can be included in a slideshow, so you could even use it to carry around business presentations which can be viewed by anyone with access to a TV or projector.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>How to Shop for Inkjet Printer Cartridges</title>
		<link>http://www.thephotoprinterworld.com/How_to_Shop_for_Inkjet_Printer_Cartridges/Page/23661</link>
		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Sep 2008 15:18:15 +0000</pubDate>
		<category>Inkjet</category>
		<category>How+to+Shop+for+Inkjet+Printer+Cartridges</category>
		<category>Printer</category>
		<category>Photo</category>
		<guid>http://www.thephotoprinterworld.com/How_to_Shop_for_Inkjet_Printer_Cartridges/Page/23661</guid>
		<description><![CDATA[Keeping Shipping Costs DownWhen shopping for inkjet printer cartridges online keep in mind that postage can add significantly to the cost of a single inkjet cartridge. In some cases the cost of postage can be as much as the cost of the inkjet printer cartridge effectively doubling the price you pay. While this is still often cheaper and more convenient than going to your local office supply shop or newsagent to buy your inkjet cartridges it's not really the best way to maximise your shopping experience.Instead you should always buy a minimum of two especially if you tend to buy printer cartridges on a regular basis.If you don't buy printer cartridges very often then why not combine an order with a friend or group of friends and split the shipping costs.Don't get caught shortHave you ever noticed that your inkjet printer cartridge always runs out of ink just when an important document is half way through printing? This means you have to rush out to the nearest stationery shop and pay through the nose for a replacement printer cartridge. The solution to this is simple. Always have a replacement printer cartridge stored in your draw or on the shelf so you can replace it straight away. Then reorder another cartridge straight away. That way you never have to wait or worry if for some reason your printer cartridge delivery is delayed in the postal system.Choosing a printerWhen shopping for an inkjet printer you should ensure that you take into account the cost and availability of replacement inkjet cartridges. In particular look the availability of compatible inkjet cartridges which will save you substantially over the life of the printer. Remember that OEM inkjet printer cartridges often exceed the cost of the printer after the purchase of a few replacement cartridges.Register and Join the mailing listMost Internet shops give you the option of joining a mailing list and registering when you make your first purchase. Registering saves time as you are not required enter your details every time you visit. The mailing list gives you access to information about regular specials and product updates and information. They are often researching the market to bring you the best available products at the best prices. Stay up to date the easy way. Just remember to check their privacy policy to ensure that they won't sell or pass on your contact information to any one else.. ]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Keeping Shipping Costs DownWhen shopping for inkjet printer cartridges online keep in mind that postage can add significantly to the cost of a single inkjet cartridge. In some cases the cost of postage can be as much as the cost of the inkjet printer cartridge effectively doubling the price you pay. While this is still often cheaper and more convenient than going to your local office supply shop or newsagent to buy your inkjet cartridges it's not really the best way to maximise your shopping experience.Instead you should always buy a minimum of two especially if you tend to buy printer cartridges on a regular basis.If you don't buy printer cartridges very often then why not combine an order with a friend or group of friends and split the shipping costs.Don't get caught shortHave you ever noticed that your inkjet printer cartridge always runs out of ink just when an important document is half way through printing? This means you have to rush out to the nearest stationery shop and pay through the nose for a replacement printer cartridge. The solution to this is simple. Always have a replacement printer cartridge stored in your draw or on the shelf so you can replace it straight away. </P><P>Then reorder another cartridge straight away. That way you never have to wait or worry if for some reason your printer cartridge delivery is delayed in the postal system.Choosing a printerWhen shopping for an inkjet printer you should ensure that you take into account the cost and availability of replacement inkjet cartridges. In particular look the availability of compatible inkjet cartridges which will save you substantially over the life of the printer. Remember that OEM inkjet printer cartridges often exceed the cost of the printer after the purchase of a few replacement cartridges.Register and Join the mailing listMost Internet shops give you the option of joining a mailing list and registering when you make your first purchase. Registering saves time as you are not required enter your details every time you visit. </P><P>The mailing list gives you access to information about regular specials and product updates and information. They are often researching the market to bring you the best available products at the best prices. Stay up to date the easy way. Just remember to check their privacy policy to ensure that they won't sell or pass on your contact information to any one else.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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