Canon S800???

[Patricia Figliola Lewis <pflewis@hotmail.com>]

Ok, from continued research, I *think* I have settled on the Canon S800.  I 
currently have the printer that is, I guess, "one step down" from this, the 
Canon S250 (450 maybe?  Can't remember exact number).

The S800 has 6 separate ink cartridges and the ink is "guaranteed" to be 
good for 25 years.  Plus, I can get it well below $300 on eBay. . .

Opinions?  Does anyone else use this printer?  My questions on this printer 
are:

Does it take "alternative" papers well?
Does it take odd sizes well?  A lot of printers don't go as small as I'd 
like.

I think that's it, question-wise.

Thanks,

Patty

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>From: Grafist@aol.com
>Reply-To: alt-photo-process-l@sask.usask.ca
>To: alt-photo-process-l@usask.ca
>Subject: What is PQ?
>Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 08:31:48 -0400 (EDT)
>
> >Maybe I missed it, but what is PQ?
>
>Phenidone Hydroquinone (PQ) is a commercially produced print and film
>developer which has been around for many years.
>BTW.   15 large eggs cost about one dollar. How is the Albumen printing
>going? Best wishes with your low contrast negs.
>                        John Grocott-Photographist and Direct Carbon 
>Printer.


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