It's a Canon Pro9500 vintage 2008.

Actually I'm finding that using the printer everyday consumes less
ink.  I think what's happening is the cleaning cycle that executes on
every startup uses less ink.  When I was using it every so often, it
could use a half of a cartridge just blowing the cobwebs out of the
print head.  Multiply that by 10 cartridges and tears flow faster than
ink.

Shortly after I bought it, I was in the hospital for a while and
didn't use it for about 3 months after I returned home.  I used almost
a full set of cartridges in the deep cleaning cycle.

These things want to be used.

After this project, if I go through a period of non-use, I'll print a
nozzle check sheet every couple of days just to keep the thing happy.
In the long run it will likely be less expensive.

gs

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On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 9:37 AM, Kenton Brede <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 9:28 AM, George Sinos <[email protected]> wrote:
>> This is number six in the series "Print a Day for 30 Days"
>>
>> This duck is a visitor to a small pond in a park near my home.
>>
>> <http://georges.posterous.com/duck-print-a-day-6>
>>
>> The reflections on the pond surface made this one of the more
>> challenging prints so far.  Printers generally have difficulty with
>> some of the hues in the blue-green area.   There is a lot of subtle
>> detail in the pond surface that relies on these specific colors.
>>
>> It's the first print that had very significant differences in the
>> settings between the screen and print versions.  In the end, the print
>> version looks fine, but my skills haven't quite developed to the point
>> where I can achieve the depth that is seen on the screen.  I've
>> flagged this image for more work in the future.
>
> Did you have to purchase a new, what would it be ... cyan ink
> cartridge, after printing this one? :)  What printer are you using
> George?
>
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