Continuous ink system
Many of the disadvantages of inkjet printers (items 2-7 above) are addressed by third-party continuous ink systems (not to be confused with continuous ink jet printers, described above). These conversion kits connect the ink cartridges to reservoirs outside the printer: they can therefore hold much more ink, and may be replaced or filled individually. Continuous ink systems typically hold pigment inks, and some have been produced for printers that were only designed to use dye-based inks. The suppliers often provide color profiles for their ink systems when used with specific papers.
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