Hewlett Packard 6600 Ink

[3000 Pages] For the last time I've coughed up $150 for print cartridges for a Hewlett-Packard, never again! SuperTank bottles are $12-$14 and have twice as much ink and a HP cartridge. Seems to print every bit as nicely as HP but costs WAY less to operate.

[68 x 21.9 x 18"] The Canon Pro 6600 replaces a 14 year old Epson 11880. The Canon 60 answers all the deficiencies of the Epson and raises the bar in each case. Looking at the range of choices available in current printer offerings, it becomes clear that Canon has pulled ahead with its wide format printer designs. The most dramatic improvements are as follows: 1. Onboard linearization of the print head for truly consistent color across devices and media. Taking into account wider color gamut and a greater D-max on the matt black ink, the Canon delivered an almost exact match with color from my 11880 following the initial linearization upon setup. With tuning of paper profiles the results only got better. 2. Vastly improved media handling with the ability to load and track length on two rolls of media simultaneously and the ability to switch between rolls and sheets without having back the roll media out of the paper feed. 3. Automatic media detection. After a paper type has been registered with the printer it is able to detect both size and surface. 4. Comprehensive media configuration software. Creating and tracking media profiles with the new Media Configuration Tool and printing with Professional Print and Layout delivers the control and performance associated with RIP software. 5. User replaceable print head (no more $3500 service calls). There are many other details that recommend the printer but those are most dramatic. The only flaw is the fussy fabric paper basket with too many setup options and awkward implementation. The solution on the 11880 was elegant and strait forward. That said, paper basket is literally the only misstep on the Canon Pro 6600.

I am already a Syno user because I upgraded from a 2600 to 6600 router. Overall great router and I hope SRM continues to get better.

[0.03 lb] The B&H site lists this as 6600 mAH, but it is 7800 mAH capacity - nearly 4X the standard 2200 mAH pack. I used to worry that the 2200 mAH packs would barely last long enough to record a 50-minute scene on my Sound Devices 702. With this beast, I can record continuously for 3 hours and still have plenty of reserve. I use the Dolgen charger and have fast recharge time as well.

[43 mm to 62 mm] I purchased this step up ring to use with a wide angle adaptor (Raynox 6600). I love B+W and only purchase their filters and rings as I know they are made of quality materials.

[Zipper] I was looking for a small but sturdy bag for a Sony 6600 camera and the kit lens (18mm-135mm lens) and the possibility to add a flash or another lens. This is a great compact bag, comfortable and well built, I like having the rain cover just in case- I would have like a couple more compartments for sd card and battery but it does have a small bag in the front .

I was looking for a small but sturdy bag for a Sony 6600 camera and the kit lens (18mm-135mm lens) and the possibility to add a flash or another lens. This is a great compact bag, comfortable and well built, I like having the rain cover just in case- I would have like a couple more compartments for sd card and battery but it does have a small bag in the front .

[1 GB] I am already a Syno user because I upgraded from a 2600 to 6600 router. Overall great router and I hope SRM continues to get better.

[8 GB] Good card, but not much difference fron 6600 XT from other brands apart for the cooling. 60c max

[Extra High] Nice Ink, Nice company to get the ink from.