#epson ink

[mere-filles-inspiration]

My son is in a dino phase. So I wanted to make him a nice t-shirt. But I like all three designs. What one would you choose ?

If you like any of the dinos, they where made on CF Spark. Here is my link if you want to try your hand at AI art:

[yellowsubiesdance]

i bought the wrong fucking ink cartridge and i opened it before i realized it so i can’t return it

[lizadcruzthings]

[everytechever]

Epson Unveils World’s Smallest and Lightest 20K Lumens Laser Projector

Epson announced the new PU2200 series of three high brightness projectors that range from 13,000 to 20,000 lumens of equal color and white brightness. #Epson #Projector

Epson announced the new PU2200 series of three high brightness projectors that range from 13,000 to 20,000 lumens of equal color and white brightness. The EB-PU2220B projector is the world’s smallest and lightest 20,000lm projector1. The PU2200 range of projectors boasts a unique liquid cooling system and a newly optimized structure. Designed to deliver stunning image quality at resolutions that…

[atalienart]

Does Al also make you paranoid?

Look at this picture. Is it art or is it an Al generated image? Look at this text. Is this useful piece of information or Al gibberish? Look at this video? Is this real or fake?

I stare at drawings, analysing every line, I go through people's social media to see if they're artists or thieves. I look for references and take a close look at every image because I don't want to reference distorted reality. I show someone a video of snow falling somewhere and instead of "look how beautiful" I go "do you think this exists?" and I read something and then give up recognising dry like a summer desert language of a robot. I hate it here.

Today's no different. I see a picture that looks kinda nice but I immediately notice there's something wrong with it. I go to the source and there's more. Every day the person adds a new fully finished piece. Under every piece people (because they can sense something's off) ask the owner of the account what medium he uses. The answer is: "I've been using the computer to create my art since 1980, and then I print it with a vintage ink on my epson printer". The fuck? Sounds like the printer does more work that he does on the computer. They guy's old, I give him the benefit of the doubt, his bio says he's a curator of art in some institute. One of the commenters says he posts regularly and his "style" didn't change much. I go through his feed. In fact his "style" changes a lot. But oh, most of the images he posts belong to other people who have their own exhibitions and no online presence, and it's all Al shit, clear as day. I scroll down and it turns out the guy used to be into abstract art, there's tons of it before Al started to ruin everything. In another life I'd scroll past that pretentious fuck without losing 12 minutes of my life. I hate it here. I see another artist and they seem legit but even when I see their art with all the human imperfections I can't shake the feeling they reference Al images. I see their process video but I cannot tell if they're just new to digital art and they use traditional methods or it's a bit shady. Am I paranoid or their video is just recorded that way, because I've already seen the erasing liars and pretending idiots.

It's exhausting. Constant vigilance! I don't want to waste my time on something people didn't bother to spend their time creating. They don't care about their thing, why should I?

[moominvalerie]

please please please if any1 knows where 2 find this in stock for not 15 trillion pounds let me know i need it so bad

its a watch from epson liek the printer ppl n itscalled "smart canvas" which is justa shit name 4 e-ink

[gramarye]

i get why people say printers are the devil's machines now cuz i got a used one from someone nearby for 10€ kinda because. well its 10€ and in my city i wont lose sleep if this bitch doesnt work. but really what i wanted it is to scan shit with it (my polaroid pics) and like. this thang wont let me scan because its throwing a hissy fit about one of the ink cartridges not being recognized and its like girl... You Don't Need Ink For Scanning. Get Over Yourself. so dramatic and for what. these truly are the devil's machines

[henreyettah]

I’m so fucking excited y’all, I made my third Grown Up purchase today (the first being new lenses for my glasses and the second being a new phone when mine broke last October).

It’s a printer. Like a GOOD printer. I haven’t unpacked it yet because i just got it + I haven’t bought any ink or the right paper yet but I am SO EXCITED. I’ve wanted one forever and with sthlm comic con right around the corner I decided to do it. I’m thinking of it as an early graduation present for myself. I feel like I just gave birth. That’s my baby. My large baby who I will try to find some space for in my work area. I’m so excited. Wow.

[dordey]

concept: a printer that plugs into your computer & prints things

[canonprinters-1]

best hp printer for home kenya

best hp printer for office kenya

[roboticbats]

would you believe me if i said that this second epson printer i got is somehow more vibrant than the first. the already made pin is from my hp printer. i fucking hate hp and their stupid cartridges but by god do they have vibrant colors. and if you glance above to the iwtv pin the background color on the words is GRAY. ITS SUPPOSED TO BE RED. and armand is the same color as the background...wtf is this.......

[linfordoffice]

Printing Brilliance: Epson WF-4833 Ink Tips and Tricks

Welcome to Linford Office, where we explore the ins and outs of maximizing your printing brilliance with the Epson WF-4833 printer. Whether you're a small business owner, a home office enthusiast, or simply looking to streamline your printing operations, understanding how to leverage the Epson WF-4833 ink effectively can significantly enhance your workflow and productivity. Visit us: https://linfordoffice.com/collections/epson-workforce-pro-wf-4833-ink-cartridges

[ink-guru]

Epson 603 Ink Cartridges DURABrite Ultra Ink

Epson 603 Ink Cartridges inks are formulated to ensure Vivid Colours. Crystal Clear printing for daily use such as school, office work, and home printing.

[everytechever]

Epson Reveals Global Attention Focuses on Climate Change

Awareness of climate change leads people from around the world to adopt more sustainable lifestyles. #epson #climatechange #environment #everytechever

Across the world, people are stepping up personal efforts to avert climate change, according to the latest findings from Epson’s second Climate Reality Barometer. Research from the global technology leader suggests that while the world economy proves to be a distraction from efforts to address climate challenges, climate change remains a primary concern for many.  Despite a year of unprecedented…

[inkcartridgesireland]

Which Gives Better Prints? Compatible or OEM Cartridges

Printing has revolutionized communication and has become an indispensable tool for daily activities. Whether it's printing a report for a business meeting or a project for school, we all rely on our printers to get the job done.

Choosing suitable ink cartridges for our printers that balance quality and cost-effectiveness is crucial. While OEM cartridges are designed to work with specific printer models, compatible cartridges offer a cheaper alternative that claims to deliver comparable results.

With the market flooded with different brands and types of ink cartridges, choosing between OEM and compatible one can be overwhelming. By the end of this blog, you'll better understand the two options and be able to make an informed decision about which one to choose.

What are OEM cartridges?

OEM cartridges are cartridges that are manufactured by the printer manufacturer themselves. For instance, if you have an Epson printer, Epson will manufacture only the Epson-compatible ink cartridges specifically designed for your printer model. These cartridges are made to meet the highest standards and are recommended for most printers.

What are compatible cartridges?

Compatible printer cylinders, on the other hand, are manufactured by a third-party manufacturer. They are designed to be consistent with a particular printer model and are often much cheaper than OEMs. They can also be refilled to be used again and have a good print life.

1. Which gives better prints?

Regarding print quality, both compatible and OEM cartridges can produce high-quality prints. However, the print quality may differ depending on the cartridge type and the printer model. Such cartridges are designed to meet the printer manufacturer's standards, making them more likely to produce consistent, high-quality prints. E.g., even if you get Inkjet printer refills, they will deliver good quality. On the other hand, compatible units may meet different standards than OEM cartridges. However, they can still make good-quality prints.

2. Price comparison

OEM cartridges are typically much more expensive than compatible cartridges. Using OEM cartridges can quickly become costly if you print frequently or in large volumes. On the other hand, 3rd party compatible products offer a much more cost-effective solution without compromising print quality.

3. Compatibility

It's important to note that not all printers are compatible with 3rd party cartridges. Some printer models are designed to only work with OEM units. So checking your printer's compatibility is essential before purchasing a 3rd party product. However, most printers are compatible with compatible ink cylinders and can be viable for most printing needs.

4. Warranty

Another factor to consider when choosing between compatible and OEM cartridges is the warranty. E.g., Epson compatible ink cartridges may void your Epson printer's warranty, so checking the manufacturer's warranty policy before using them is essential. However, most compatible cartridge manufacturers offer a product warranty, so you can still have peace of mind.

5. Environmental impact

Choosing a 3rd party cartridge can also have a positive environmental impact because they are often made from recycled materials, which can help reduce wastage in landfills. Additionally, using these cartridges minimizes the demand for OEM cartridges, which can help reduce the overall carbon footprint of the printing industry.

6. Cost-effectiveness

3rd party products are more cost-effective than OEM cartridges. Using them can significantly reduce printing costs, especially if you print frequently or in large volumes. Additionally, it can help you save money without compromising print quality. Further, suppose you are getting Inkjet printer refills instead of buying a new cartridge. In that case, you are protecting the environment every time.

Conclusion

Choosing between compatible and OEM cartridges depends on your printing needs and budget. If you want consistent, high-quality prints and have a larger budget, OEM cartridges may be the better option. However, you print frequently and want to save money. In that case, compatible cartridges can provide a cost-effective solution without compromising print quality.

However, whether you buy an OEM or a 3rd party compatible cartridge unit, you need a trusted vendor. And who better than Ink Cartridges Ireland when you have trust issues, just like us. They are one of the country's most positively reviewed cartridge suppliers and have held our trust and prints high for years. So make sure, next time you order a cartridge or request a refill, they are the people to go for quality prints.