Ink quantity between a resolution of 600 and 1200 DPI
jeannets Posted messages 28445 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention -
Hello,
I print a lot of my courses on my printer. When I print at 600 DPI, the ink is smudgy, so I tried 1200 DPI (it takes longer) where the writing is clear and not smudgy.
So I wanted to know if changing the resolution affects the amount of ink used?
Ink is too expensive to waste. If printing at 1200 DPI uses more ink, I would stick to the 600 DPI resolution.
Thank you in advance.
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jeannets Posted messages 28445 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention Ambassador 6 616
Good evening,
In my opinion, the lowest points per inch consumes the least ink... The quality of the print suffers a bit as a result...
I also suppose there must be quite a few settings in your printer, and if you dig a bit deeper, there are probably some nuances...
For example: printing a document or printing a photo is very different...
Another piece of information: you could buy refillable and resettable cartridges that you fill yourself with ink designed for this purpose... the cost is definitely not the same... however, it requires a bit of work and can be messy if you're not very handy...!!!
