Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: Herbc on February 08, 2016, 03:48:27 pm
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I was told by a dealer that inks still in the original boxes, sealed in the plastic envelope are no good after an expiration date. My experience disputes that. Am I uninformed? 8)
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No. There is another post on the same subject further down.
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No. Your dealer just wants to sell more ink carts.
After running out of one ink several years ago in the middle of a print, having no spare, late on a Friday of a three-day weekend when I wouldn't be able to get a spare until Tuesday, I started keeping two complete sets of spares around.
I have used cartridges that were at least two or three years -- maybe more-- past date with no problem whatever. Even if the change is in the middle of a print, I can't see where the old cart ended and the new one started once the print is finished.
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ditto. I think I still have 1-2 2011 carts and they are fine. Shake 'em up (gently) every now and then.
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thanks for the replies. I normally print b/w and did not have a clue about color. 8)
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I have recently used ink from 2010 and no issues, as mentioned just shake them up first