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Introduction |
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 The Epson Stylus R1900 Photo Printer (or the R1900 to its friends) is a serious piece of printing equipment for the photographer who wants to produce large top quality prints. It can handle paper at up to 13 x 19 inches, and can produce even bigger 13 x 44 inch prints from a special roll of paper. And it does a great job; we found that the prints it produces were sharp, had accurate color and would grace even the most discerning photographer's walls. But it's a rather slow printer at the highest quality settings, and it's big and bulky. |
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Product Tour |
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The Good |
The Bad |
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Product Tour |
All paper trays fold up when not in use |
A big, bulky printer that takes a lot of desk space |
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Setup & Software |
Software setup is simple and straightforward |
Does not include any image editing or organizing software |
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Print Speed |
It's quicker than doing your own woodcuts |
Slower than similar printers |
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Color Performance |
Color gamut is wide, and low color error on some papers |
Moderate color error on manufacturer papers |
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Detail Performance |
Does a good job of reproducing fine details |
Some very fine details get a little lost |
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Inks, Toner & Media |
Uses 8 ink cartridges that can be changed individually |
Gloss Optimizer cartridges don't last long |
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Controls & Connectivity |
Dual USB ports for connecting two computers |
Only 4 controls on the printer, and no memory card or network connections |
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