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Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 08 Nov 2009, 21:35
by Justin
Anyone with either a 5050 or 7000 printer be able to print me an A4 test sheet of my image please? Send me a PM if you can help.

Thanks,
Justin :-)

Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 08 Nov 2009, 22:29
by GoldRapt
Once Ive bought and received the inks mate I will.

Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 18 Nov 2009, 22:00
by Justin
Well, I'm back to the Epson D120. Getting far better prints on that than the 5050 :-(

I've started to read reviews that the 5050 just isn't up to standard now. It's being said that it prints too quickly to get a decent image quality, something that I'm deffo finding.

Oh well, you live and learn. Wish I'd taken the time to look at the Ricohs more before I re-mortgaged!

Justin :-(

Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 18 Nov 2009, 22:05
by bms
Are you sure powerdriver wont work with the 5050 please as I have been told that it will?
Sorry I missed this question. Pretty sure the GX5050 won't support PowerDriver software.

Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 18 Nov 2009, 22:57
by Justin
I think there's a problem with the print area if you use the Powerdriver. I used to use this on an Epson 4800 and had didn't rate it against just using a profile.

Justin

Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 19 Nov 2009, 07:32
by bms
Is this because the profile is set to American page settings rather than A4?

Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 19 Nov 2009, 20:27
by Justin
I'm not sure, it's not something I've tried personally, just read it many times.

Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 19 Nov 2009, 21:01
by GoldRapt
JNMann wrote:Well, I'm back to the Epson D120. Getting far better prints on that than the 5050 :-(

I've started to read reviews that the 5050 just isn't up to standard now. It's being said that it prints too quickly to get a decent image quality, something that I'm deffo finding.

Oh well, you live and learn. Wish I'd taken the time to look at the Ricohs more before I re-mortgaged!

Justin :-(
Very odd mate,
I have an friend who runs a dye sub business using a ricoh with inks supplied by martin and he says both rock.

Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 19 Nov 2009, 21:06
by Justin
This is what several users have told me and what I based the purchase on but now I'm being told that the image cannot compete with a good Epson.

:-(

Re: Ricoh GX5050n

Posted: 20 Nov 2009, 07:05
by DaveM
I have a 7000 that is my first dye-sub printer so a bit hard for me to do direct comparisons.

I am a complete fussy git, and have had nothing but praise I could say so far with the printer
and inks.



Dave