Epson R1900

Pros: Excellent output quality on glossy; very good output on matte; nicely designed. Cons: Weaker on black and white output; Epson’s driver could use some updating. Score: 90 I don’t like glossy prints. It’s mostly because of the shiny stuff that makes it look like I’m seeing the print through a window. It gives me

A sturdy A3+ printer that will suit photographers who want long-lasting colour prints and are happy to use standard papers.Released almost three years after the Stylus Photo R1800 (which it replaces), Epson's new Stylus Photo R1900 introduces a new UltraChrome Hi-Gloss2 ink set in which an orange ink replaces the blue ink. Epson claims this substitution results in better skin tones. The new model is slightly larger and marginally heavier than its predecessor and carries an Energy Star logo.

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Epson Stylus Photo R1900 printer brings new life to the faces on your prints. The UltraChrome Hi-Gloss2 ink set improves skin tones and also does an excellent job on a wide range of colours. With its Radiance Technology, you'll get smooth prints that will also last a long time

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For years, if you wanted the best possible glossy prints, you had to purchase a dye-based printer. The R1900 changes all that. On Epson’s Premium Glossy and Premium Luster papers, images pop off the page.

An impressive Epson photo printer that uses pigment-based inks