I have some old IP6700DCanon Printers that are build like tanks and have never failed me in over 10 years.
They print great photos on good paper.
You can still find them on Ebay. The ip6600D was an earlier model with the same specs.
I also have a Canon ip8720 that produces great large photos. It's a new model but it and the IP6700D have the same specs.

We need to find someone that has the iPhone 13 and a D850 and see what they can do. There are people that teach courses on the internet on taking photos with the iPhone. I've see his work and it's beautiful. I was at the Illinois Railroad Museum two weekends ago and there were a few guys walking around with some very heavy gear, wonder if they got any better photos than I did with my iPhone. I have lots of Nikon professional gear and haven't used it in two years. Using all the software on my Mac I can blow up the iPhone photos and keep the details and 300 dpi. I will use the Nikon gear again for the right occasion but I always have my iPhone with me. My son has a iPhone 12 and it takes great photos, even in total darkness. I use the iPhone for taking all the pictures for Ebay, so much easier then getting out the Nikon.

iPhone or D750 ???

iPhone or D750 ???

I attach a external battery to my iPhone with a cord long enough to put the battery in my pocket and leave the iPhone free to take photos all day long.

iPhone or D750 ???

I’ve never had a canon printer do a scheduled ink purge. I have a PIXMA IP8720 setting on my desk and I’ve never heard it do a ink purge. Do they do it at 3am so we’re not aware ?

I’ve never had a canon printer do a scheduled ink purge. I have a PIXMA IP8720 setting on my desk and I’ve never heard it do a ink purge. Do they do it at 3am so we’re not aware ?

Amazing that you took my post as advice ! I was only posting my experience ! And I said I don't know about Epson's current technology. I still used my Canon ip6700D because it's a versatile machine that is a photo-printing powerhouse. Its patented print head technology and six ink tanks produce beautiful, long-lasting prints with startling color and detail. (I borrowed that from the Canon Website). Old technology in may be but its Print Resolution is (Up to) Black:9600 x 2400 dpi3Color:9600 x 2400 dpi. Right now on my dest I have a Canon Pixma IP8720 (New Technology) (Print Resolution (Up to)Color:Up to 9600 x 2400 dpi Black:Up to 600 x 600 dpi)
and a IP6700D (Old Technology you say), an Epson V850 Pro Scanner, and a Canon 9000F Mark II Scanner. I already had the Canon scanner but it will only scan 4 slides at a time, the Epson will scan 12 slides at a time. (I have 10's of thousands of slides that I want to scan). Strange the Canon will not scan some B&W photos for some reason, probably operator error. The Canon will.
I've compared scans from both and have a difficult time deciding which scanner is doing a better job. I thing overall the Epson is the better scanner.
If you will notice the print resolution on my very old IP6700D is exactly the same as the New Canon IP8720. Maybe you should read the reviews on that old ip6700D ! And my Canon IP6700D will still be printing when many of the current printers are worn out.

I quit using Epson printers a long time ago, I got tired of constant clogged heads. I’ve used nothing but Canon printers for at least 15 years including their ip6600 and ip6700 that were built like tanks and have never had a clogged head. I have about 7 canon printer including 3 large image printers and not a single one has ever had a clogged head. Most have been in storage for years but I can get them out and they will print without any issues. I picked up 2 or 3 canon ip6700 printers when they discontinued them because they are built like a tank unlike most of the plastic printers today and they produce beautiful prints. Canon has a very different technology than Epson that explains the total lack of clogged heads with Canon. I don’t know if the current Epsom printers still have clogged head issues but if they haven’t changed their technology from the ones I used years ago I would bet they do.

Denver Digital imaging Center !
I used to use them when I lived in Denver a long time ago. Thanks !

Thanks Yes, Fuji slide film.

I getting my Nikon F-5 out and just ordered some Fuji negative film. I need to find a good (Great) developer. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks !

WOW !!!

WOW !!!

I love your comment about the Nikon D700 being a Tank of a camera. I love my D700 !