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Unlike the software developed for Windows system, most of the applications installed in Mac OS X generally can be removed with relative ease.Īpple Epson Printer Drivers is a third party application that provides additional functionality to OS X system and enjoys a popularity among Mac users. I may look at the ICC profiles developed by Keith Cooper who’s review was the final piece of evidence that the ET8550 was the printer that would meet my needs.How to Uninstall Apple Epson Printer Drivers Application/Software on Your Mac
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I’m happy to use just the Epson papers and included (Epson) profiles for my general photo purposes initially but might look to see what other ICC profiles become available as I experiment - and with the ink costs so much lees I can afford to experiment now - plus not many of my photos would demand archival quality papers anyway.
The biggest issue I see - and I have printed just two photos so far - could be needing to brighten the print setting if you want to get it to look exactly like the computer monitor. It will be interesting to try out other papers and see how they appear. Having said that, the colors look pretty consistent between the what I see on the computer and on the paper. They would not be absolutely needed for my use, but I am only printing for my own purposes. What about ICC profiles? Do you think they are absolutely needed when printing on non Epson paper? Great to know! It’s a nice option to let some small paper sheet in the front feeder and load bigger sheets in the top feeder! The #2 feeder - which takes up to 8.5x11" - would take more than 20. You might be able to put in a couple more. Yes, I just put 20 6x4" sheets into the #1 feeder and they fit. Would be possible to load 20-30 sheets of 6x4 or 5x7 and load them from there? Nothing too thick, something like the canon paper you have used I’m also interested in the front loading paper feeders. Do you feel the need of a custom profile or the colors are there more or less? I also have some sheets of Paper Plus Glossy II in various formats.
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The MacOS software works well with Monterey (12.5) and did a firmware update during installation.
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The printer also has a much smaller footprint than the Pixma Pro 100 which gives me more room. It is too bad the ink bottles are not refillable by Epson, as the first fill of the printer used about 90% of each bottle and it seems wasteful to throw them away (recycle them) when empty.
I like being able to see the ink levels at all times at the front of the printer. I like having two paper loading cartridges front plus the rear feeder. The build does not appear as solid as the Pixma Pro 100, but then again it seems more capable. I used Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy II paper without an issue. The ET-8550 is set up and the first print looked quite good. I've burned the printer head probably because there was no ink left after a month or two of no use, in a hot summer. it has quite the same tiny cartridges of my died Pixma MG7550 and they were always empty. That's the main reason I'm also evaluating the Canon Pro-200, I've noticed that paper manufacturers very often provides ICC profiles for the Pro-200 but not for the ET 8550 (but they do for the XP-15000, that is cheaper and similar to the XP-15000 apart for the red ink, that probably doesn't make a lot of difference).Īt the same time I'm a bit scared for the ink consumption of the Pro-200. And congrats for your purchase : )īTW, what paper are you gonna use with the ET 8550? I'm a bit concerned about ICC availability. Thanks for this bit of information, this seems a lot better then what Canon do with with consumer printers. In fact I have just purchased an ET 8550 myself - I’m hoping to unbox and set it up in the next few days
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Similarly 2012 released Artisan 1430 (purchased 2014) latest updates for MAC OS 12 Monterey drivers - I’d expect the ET 8550 to be rated at a similar level (consumer, non pro) to the Artisan 1430 and at least the Artisan 837 and for driver support to be similar based on my experience. I’ve used a variety of “consumer” or “non pro” level Epson printers over more than a decade and drivers have always been updated for the latest MAC OS - for example Epson Artisan 837 which is just a back up now I purchased in 2011/12 - think it was released 2011 - still getting driver updates for MAC OS 12 Monterey.
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