Canon printer ink will not dry?
Got a new printer yesterday (Canon 100 Pro) - part of a new camera deal, printer included. So, printed some photos - ink will not dry and is very blurry. Found the settings page, set it all...
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Long drying time means either the paper type setting you used was wrong and too much ink was applied by the printer or the wrong paper was used for an inkjet. Different papers have different absorption characteristics and often more expensive inkjet paper will save you money overall by requiring less ink from the printer.
I gave up on inkjet printers completely several years ago. For non photographic output I use color and B&W laserjets and for color pictures I upload the picture files to Costco for inexpensive prints up to 11x14 inches in size and to White House Custom Color for high quality prints with or without matting.
I can upload a picture to the Costco nearest my house or to one where we will be in a day or two and the print(s) are ready in one hour. With WHCC the prints are shipped out UPS 2nd Day as a matter of course. I get much better quality prints at any size I want and spend a lot less time and money in the process.
I gave up on inkjet printers completely several years ago. For non photographic output I use color and B&W laserjets and for color pictures I upload the picture files to Costco for inexpensive prints up to 11x14 inches in size and to White House Custom Color for high quality prints with or without matting.
I can upload a picture to the Costco nearest my house or to one where we will be in a day or two and the print(s) are ready in one hour. With WHCC the prints are shipped out UPS 2nd Day as a matter of course. I get much better quality prints at any size I want and spend a lot less time and money in the process.
