Brother Printer: is it Good for printing pictures??
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hi rjay. i've had a Brother MFC-350C before and i thought it yielded good photos until i saw prints from some Epsons, Canons & HPs. my brother consumes too much ink for a full-colored photo + the periodic head maintenance/cleaning, i dont recommend it. get an Epson/Canon/HP, better yet, have a printing lab print your photos for you.

epson, then canon, then hp....nothing follows...:D hihihihi..even the computer salesman wont recommend it..:D
as what vin said...have them printed from print labs..cheaper once u'v factored in the maintenance cost (ink, paper, etc), convenience, etc..:D

epson, then canon, then hp....nothing follows...:D hihihihi..even the computer salesman wont recommend it..:D
as what vin said...have them printed from print labs..cheaper once u'v factored in the maintenance cost (ink, paper, etc), convenience, etc..:D

Lab prints cost generally less for me if its bulk work or smaller than 8R. I still have certain jobs done at a photo lab.

But I enjoy ink jet printing. Its more convenient for me to sometimes print at my house or studio instead of going to a lab if its just a few pieces.

I also have more options regarding which paper surface to use.

My black & white ink jets also come out better compared to what a one hour lab can produce :D

Cheers!

Jo Avila

thnx for all your suggestions, Sir jo avila youre right with an inkjet at home you can print youre pics instantlly and you can choose whatever photopaper to use. Edit your pics and print them instantlly. But im not disregarding to print my pics at print labs, coz i know they are more better. just want to have a printer ready when i want to print my pics immediatley.. thnx po

Since the last post here is 2008, I would like to ask the same question now... How is the quality of Brother printers now? I ask because I wanted to buy an AIO printer w/ WiFi and Brother offers the cheapest at around 6K... The cheapest with Canon is more than 10K...

Feedback for Brother would be most welcomed... Thanks!

Since the last post here is 2008, I would like to ask the same question now... How is the quality of Brother printers now? I ask because I wanted to buy an AIO printer w/ WiFi and Brother offers the cheapest at around 6K... The cheapest with Canon is more than 10K...

Feedback for Brother would be most welcomed... Thanks!


You might as well ask if there is Brother inkjet photo paper locally available.

You'll be forced to use generic paper if there is none available.

That will be a headache once you start to print photos.

You won't have the necessary color profiles to get the image on your screen to match the print.

Cheers!

Jo Avila