Does it take more ink to print pictures? null

Yes,it takes waaay more ink to print pictures!Make sure it’s worth it!

Absolutely your printer will go thru color ink much faster especially if you start printing color as your preference

Yes I think because your getting a higher resolution.

Yes, if you have more coverage on a page, as with a picture, at least more than what would be on a typewritten page, there would be more in used.

Yes, you will spend a lot if you want quality pictures. It's much more than when big box stores developed film, but then again, you can pick and choose what you want and get high quality pictures.

I think that it usually does because more surface is being printed.

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Yes,it takes waaay more ink to print pictures!Make sure it’s worth it!
Answered by Shamous 6 years ago
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yes!
Answered by smileyrileys 6 years ago
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Yes, significantly more.
Answered by Marcus 6 years ago
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Yes. Bc of the pixels
Answered by Karlean 7 years ago
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Absolutely your printer will go thru color ink much faster especially if you start printing color as your preference
Answered by Robb 7 years ago
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Yes I think because your getting a higher resolution.
Answered by Johnny 7 years ago
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Yes, if you have more coverage on a page, as with a picture, at least more than what would be on a typewritten page, there would be more in used.
Answered by coils4me 7 years ago
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yep lots more
Answered by tsts 7 years ago
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Yes, you will spend a lot if you want quality pictures. It's much more than when big box stores developed film, but then again, you can pick and choose what you want and get high quality pictures.
Answered by DJinEauClaire 7 years ago
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I think that it usually does because more surface is being printed.
Answered by JayBee4765 8 years ago
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