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HP 38 Light Cyan Pigment Ink Cartridge with Vivera Inks C9418A

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Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard
Model: C9418A
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Hewlett Packard
Label: Hewlett Packard

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Features for HP 38 Light Cyan Pigment Ink Cartridge with Vivera Inks C9418A :

Get ready to print brilliant, true-to-life photos and fine-art prints with HP's new pigment-based Vivera inks.
Exceptional ink purity means excellent photos and prints, every time
Replace only the cartridges that runs out among eight individual colors
Print long-lasting color photos that resist fading for more than 200 years
Get precision color consistency and vivid, true-to-life hues

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Editorial Review
Print gallery-quality photos with superior fade resistance on a variety of papers more than 200 years on HP Advanced Photo Paper using proprietary HP Vivera pigment inks. Professional photos look just as they did through the lens or on the PC, with precision color consistency you can rely on from your first print to your last. Prints are also exceptionally water, smudge and humidity-resistant. Black-and-white photos show true neutral grays and deep blacks, high contrast and smooth transitions. Photo black ink is optimized for a variety of fine art papers featuring a matte finish, such as photo rag, watercolor and canvas. Easily replace one color at a time not the entire printhead. With eight individual ink cartridges including a photo black there's no need to swap blacks for different artistic finishes. The long-lasting, high-capacity cartridges require replacement less often.
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Customer Reviews

Runs out too fast!

2007-10-19
Hay,

Just one more thing about this ink. It runs out too fast!

Perfect for B9180

2007-01-14
This is more a review of AMAZON's great service than the ink. If you own the HP B9180 then you simply Must use this ink.
My local photo stores and office supply stores simply do not stock this ink... and ordering from other online shops id "iffy" at best. With Amazon (And an Amazon Prime account) I get super fast FREE shipping and Amazon has not been out of stock yet.

Great service!~

James Hatsis

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