Epson Stylus Photo R1900 Photo Printer Review

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 × 19 inches, and can produce even bigger 13 × 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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This review is organized into 12 pages
Page 1 Product Tour All paper trays fold up when not in use A big, bulky printer that takes a lot of desk space. Read More...	Page 2 Setup and Software Software setup is simple and straightforward. Does not include any image editing or organizing software. Read More...	Page 3 Print Speed It's quicker than doing your own woodcuts, but still slower than similar printers. Read More...
Page 4 Color Performance Color gamut is wide, and low color error on some papers. Moderate color error on manufacturer papers. Read More...	Page 5 Detail Performance Does a good job of reproducing fine details. Some very fine details get a little lost. Read More...	Page 6 Inks And Media Uses 8 ink cartridges that can be changed individually. Gloss Optimizer cartridges don't last long. Read More...
Page 7 Controls and Connectivity Dual USB ports for connecting two computers. Only 4 controls on the printer, and no memory card or network connections. Read More...	Page 8 Samples A gallery of prints made with the Epson R1900. Read More...	Page 9 Canon Pro 9000 MKII Comparison We compare the R1900 to the Pixma Pro9000 Mark II. Read More...
Page 10 Conclusion Read our final conclusion of the Epson R1900. Read More...	Page 11 Specs & Ratings See all the scores for the Epson R1900. Read More...	Part 12 Comments Read what people are saying about the Epson R1900 Add Your Comments