How do these compare to the Copic Multiliner sps?
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I actually own both and I have to say, I like these pens much better for doing quicker, more rough sketches but they do tend to bleed a bit when I color over them with my Copic sketch markers. The Copic Multiliners are wonderful in the sense of having both refillable ink as well as replaceable nibs (tips), however the tips do not feel as durable and strong as the F.C. pens. I'm worried about bending or breaking the tips on them. Another issue is that they have a bit more of a "rough" feeling on paper, whereas the F.C.'s are much smoother and forgiving. I tend to use the Copic pens to finish and do details. FYI : With my Copic pens I use the sizes : 0.005, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5 and 0.7. With the Faber Castell pens I use the S (super fine) and F (fine) sizes. I was mainly referring to the 0.1, 0.2 and 0.3 size Copics in my comparison above.
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No, these ones are not, BUT I used mine for a very long time (four to five years) before I had to replace then. If you want the refillable ones, you're looking for the MultilinerSP series they are quite a bit more expensive, but there are exchangeable nib sizes (not included) available and after all, they ink is refillable. The SP come in sets of four, or a set of ten. You can get exact specs from copicmarker.com on what sets are what. Hope that helps.
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I do a fair amount of XLS, PPT, Word, Access...as well as dev work (VisualStudio, JDeveloper, etc..) I have 2 of these side-by-side driven by an old ATI Radeon 4800 and they work great. Color/bright/consistency is good & love the thin(-ish) bezels.
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I'm still debating for myself. My paper backlog isn't as big (maybe 5-7 years) and I have very limited space in my apartment (honestly not sure where I'd fit the S1500), so I'm leaning toward the S1300. BUT, if I had as much paper as it sounds like you do and the footprint wasn't an issue, I'd go for the S1500 primarily because of the speed difference, which is huge. Getting Adobe Acrobat (if you don't have it already) is also a big plus. Go to you __ tube and search for ScanSnap S1300 vs S1500. The speed difference will be really clear.
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I use the P or program mode combined with Velvia color selection most of the time. For me, EXR is overkill.
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Hello, Thank you for the question. We do not fully understand the question, if you mean style or pricing? Delta has a more rounded less square style and richer colors and finishes. Thank you WorldGoodsCorp
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They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish.For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference.I've had good success with both as far as data burning!I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
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Thanks, Michele. I'm surprised, too by your comments about the colours. After being advised that the cartridges for the MX860 were very expensive and that the MX850 had problems connecting wirelessly, I ended up buying an Epson TX800FW. The few photos I've printed look ok to me. (I'm not a pro). It's been great to have a fax. One if its drawbacks is only one full-sized paper tray. I've yet to fully test out the machine.
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The size is the same and I used the same template for printing. These are perforated very finely. The old ones were stuck on a back and had super clean edges. These are very good. If you want truly professional have them done at a printer. If you want flexibility and only a few cards these work well. I use them for my secondary business. The great thing is that you can print anything you want, and as few as you want.
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They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish. For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference. I've had good success with both as far as data burning! I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
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They hold up great! Before scanning, make sure any erasing you may have done hasn't lightened the lines. Make sure to scan at least 300 DPI. I'm on my 106th page using these, I love them
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Not sure what exactly you mean by 'bright'. They each write the same color color as the finger grip. The only one that doesn't write very dark is the light green, but that goes along with the grip color. These are .5 so the line is thinner. If you are looking for a broader stroke, pick the .7 version. I've purchased all types from .38 to the ones like a sharpie fine point. Also have two color sets of highlighters. These are the best erasing pens I've ever had. I'll upload a writing sample photo. In addition to the color and stroke, you will be able to see how well they erase. All samples said 'testing' before I erased the 'ing'. Not sure what exactly you mean by 'bright'. They each write the same color color as the finger grip. The only one that doesn't write very dark is the light green, but that goes along with the grip color. These are .5 so the line is thinner. If you are looking for a broader stroke, pick the .7 version. I've purchased all types from .38 to the ones like a sharpie fine point. Also have two color sets of highlighters. These are the best erasing pens I've ever had. I'll upload a writing sample photo. In addition to the color and stroke, you will be able to see how well they erase. All samples... » Read More Not sure what exactly you mean by 'bright'. They each write the same color color as the finger grip. The only one that doesn't write very dark is the light green, but that goes along with the grip color. These are .5 so the line is thinner. If you are looking for a broader stroke, pick the .7 version. I've purchased all types from .38 to the ones like a sharpie fine point. Also have two color sets of highlighters. These are the best erasing pens I've ever had. I'll upload a writing sample photo. In addition to the color and stroke, you will be able to see how well they erase. All samples said 'testing' before I erased the 'ing'. « Show Less
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Vellum paper is stiffer and not shiny but matte. Transparent paper has more deep, intense, bright shiny colors and folds better. It is slightly thinner I feel. Different texture.
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There is no comparison to the disposable camers.I love Hp premium plus photo paper.I try to use nothing but the high gloss. But I do find it hard to find. The office supply stores have stopped selling it. Amazon is very good about getting it right out. When I accidentally started using just gloss after printing an 8x10 in the high gloss, the colors had no depth or high lights. I took both pictures in to the store to show them and they were very surprised to see the difference and they did refund my money.
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I'm not an artist, but you might find this comparison between an ep121 and the 21 inch cintiq useful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAZg9bEPm1E
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I prefer these Sakura Pigma pens for sketching. They hold their tip and last a long time. I would stay away from felt just because they seem to lose their point sooner. YOu might also look at Faber-Castell. While I don't like these quite as well, I know an instructor who recommends them. Hope this helps.
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I'll explain the differences. Chao and Copic only differ in the amount of ink. Because it is the difference of the thickness and the amount of ink pen, The basic color of the pen tip of shape and ink is together. Since draw taste does not change, what Chao when it was easy to buy. However, Chao will not have quite early color. Thank you. Kind regards,