Wayne Fox
Workshop Member
No way would I consider a ipf6100 over a 7890. Ipf 6300 maybe but the 6100 while very good still suffered from too much gloss differential and to me the Epson does better with flesh tones.
Clogging is an issue with all printers. If you leave it off for several weeks, it may require some cleaning. The canon hides it's clogs very well, but over the long term you either spend money on ink cleaning the epson, or you spend money replacing heads on the canon. To me the Epson is built much better, is designed go handle media easier (especially rolls) and still has slightly better output than the 6300 (although both have fantastic output. )
Clogging is an issue with all printers. If you leave it off for several weeks, it may require some cleaning. The canon hides it's clogs very well, but over the long term you either spend money on ink cleaning the epson, or you spend money replacing heads on the canon. To me the Epson is built much better, is designed go handle media easier (especially rolls) and still has slightly better output than the 6300 (although both have fantastic output. )