New Epson 2200

[Andrew McDonald]

Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
there is.

Can someone point me to a source for supplies?

[Jeffrey Cohen]

Cosco. Epson semi-gloss paper in packages of 100 for $24.00. Ink
cartridges for about $35% less than retail (packaged in pairs).

JC

Andrew McDonald wrote:

> Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
> there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
> there is.
>
> Can someone point me to a source for supplies?
>

[Andrew McDonald]

Andrew McDonald wrote:

> Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
> there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
> there is.

I fell so silly. I did not think to check B&H. They have very good
prices on paper and ink.

[eeb912]

[url]www.atlex.com[/url]

Excellent source for supplies for your excellent new printer. I love mine.

Liz

"Andrew McDonald" <andy.h@tes.spam> wrote in message
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> Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
> there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
> there is.
>
> Can someone point me to a source for supplies?
>

[Jim Polaski]

In article <kl2Qa.97646$Io.8426178@newsread2.prod.itd.earthli nk.net>,
Andrew McDonald <andy.h@tes.spam> wrote:

> Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
> there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
> there is.
>
> Can someone point me to a source for supplies?
>

[url]http://www.digitalartsupplies.com/[/url]

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JP
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[nobody nowhere]

Is this genuine Epson semigloss paper (S041332 for A4, and S041334 for
A3)?

In article <3F10C38B.7000208@sympatico.ca>, Jeffrey Cohen
<cohenj@sympatico.ca> writes

>Cosco. Epson semi-gloss paper in packages of 100 for $24.00. Ink
>cartridges for about $35% less than retail (packaged in pairs).
>
>JC
>
>Andrew McDonald wrote:

>> Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
>> there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
>> there is.
>>
>> Can someone point me to a source for supplies?
>>

>

Nobody

[Rafe B.]

On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 01:11:44 GMT, Andrew McDonald <andy.h@tes.spam>
wrote:

>Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
>there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
>there is.
>
>Can someone point me to a source for supplies?

Excellent lists of vendors at:

[url]http://welcome.to/epson-inkjet[/url]


Be forewarned, though -- the 2200, being a pigment ink printer,
is fussy about the papers it will print on. Glossy surfaces will
be trouble.


rafe b.
[url]http://www.terrapinphoto.com[/url]

[Annika1980]

If you're in a hurry try [url]www.pcconnection.com[/url].

I've ordered stuff at midnight and had it delivered before I woke up the next
morning. I don't know how they do it. I think the stuff is shipped from a
warehouse a couple of miles from my house.

[Burnell Stover]

I mentioned two other sources for paper in earlier reply. Just wanted to add
that I am also thinking about buying the 2200, and in reading some of the
reviews about this printer it sounds like it is very important to use Epson
paper - and the exact kinds they specify - to get best results.


"Andrew McDonald" <andy.h@tes.spam> wrote in message
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> Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
> there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
> there is.
>
> Can someone point me to a source for supplies?
>

[Ender]

On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 01:11:44 GMT, Andrew McDonald <andy.h@tes.spam>
wrote:

>Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
>there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
>there is.
>
>Can someone point me to a source for supplies?

Try Epson itself. It is very cheap, and also Dell. I just bought ink
from Dell, which was the cheapest around for an Epson 780. Delivery
comes in 2-3 days or less.

GH

[Bob O`Bob]

nobody nowhere wrote:

>
> Is this genuine Epson semigloss paper (S041332 for A4, and S041334 for
> A3)?

They have Costco across the 'big pond' now?


.... it's S041141 - 8.5" x 11"

[Jerry Greer / Mountain Trail Press]

Try [url]www.atlex.com[/url]! I just purchased my new 2200 cart's for $8.90 ea (reg.
$11.95 ea) and a 50 sheet box of 13" x 19" Premium Luster paper for $80.56
(reg. $127.99) and they only charged $8.60 shipping. That's about 20%
cheaper than anyone else I've found. Another poster said they never have
anything in stock and things never show up after you order online. What ever
happened to CALLING by phone? I had my package in two days! 800-327-2822.

Jerry Greer
[url]www.jerrygreerphotography.com[/url]

"Rafe B." <rafeb@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:ucm2hvghge9q8sm2rdi8pkjrboi9bu41ki@4ax.com...

> On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 01:11:44 GMT, Andrew McDonald <andy.h@tes.spam>
> wrote:
>

> >Finally bought a real photo printer. I love the quality but wonder if
> >there is a cheaper source for paper and ink than CompUSA. I am sure
> >there is.
> >
> >Can someone point me to a source for supplies?

>
>
> Excellent lists of vendors at:
>
> [url]http://welcome.to/epson-inkjet[/url]
>
>
> Be forewarned, though -- the 2200, being a pigment ink printer,
> is fussy about the papers it will print on. Glossy surfaces will
> be trouble.
>
>
> rafe b.
> [url]http://www.terrapinphoto.com[/url]
>

[David Chien]

Costco. $19.99 / 100 pack Epson Photo Paper

[Bill Hilton]

>From: David Chien [email]chiendh@uci.edu[/email]

>Costco. $19.99 / 100 pack Epson Photo Paper

Epson Photo Paper isn't one of the six papers supported/recommended for the
2200. The print life is way too short.