Best 12 Canon compatible BCI-6 ink cartridges: Two each of BCI-6BK Deals

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I only use G&G after trying others and reading test results from a few inkjet-dedicated sites. Color quality and accuracy is about the same as Canon OEM ink. The one drawback, and the reason for 4 rather than 5 stars, is that prints made with this ink will fade after a few years if exposed to direct light, especially sublight, while prints made with Canon ink seem to be much longer lasting. The fading doesn't seem to be an issue for prints placed behind glass, as in a frame, since glass is a UV filter. And of course prints in the dark (album, drawer, etc.) hold up fine too. Personally, to me, this isn't an issue since I use reasonably priced paper (Kirkland brand photo paper from Costco, which is a direct match to the expensive Canon "Photo Paper Pro" line) and this ink so I consider unframed prints "disposable". And if I want a print to last I just frame it or put it in an album, then it's fine.

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