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The Epson R1900 sets a new standard in glossy printing. This powerful, wide-format printer offers incredible versatility so you can explore all your creative aspirations. With Epson UltraChrome Hi-Gloss 2 pigment ink, the R1900 delivers vibrant photos up to 13 inches wide. Offering the highest level of media versatility of any printer in its class, this remarkable performer prints on a wide variety of media types including glossy, luster, matte and fine art papers. The Epson R1900 also includes innovative Radiance¿ technology, co-developed by R.I.T., to maximize the color gamut while simultaneously optimizing print quality. Radiance technology reduces grain, provides smoother color transitions and ensures colors stay consistent in virtually any lighting condition. It also boasts incredible performance when it comes to higher resolution printing. So, explore your creativity and achieve superior results with the Epson R1900.
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- Get superior glossy prints with Epson UltraChrome Hi-Gloss 2 pigment ink- Print photos with greater vibrancy and better facial tones with Epson's new Red and Orange ink cartridges
- Maximize the color gamut and achieve better print quality with Radiance technology
- Produce gallery-quality prints faster with improved print speeds
- Create amazing panoramas with included roll paper support
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By Linda A. Bell (Las Vegas, NV USA)
I bought this as a replacement printer for my Epson Stylus Photo 2200. WOW! I loved my old printer, but THIS one is even BETTER! I'm SOOOO happy I bought it. The gloss optimizer makes the glossy photos look exceptional. It's well worth the price! ~ Linda Bell, [...]
By sincerely_pissed
Where do I even start? I guess I should say the very first print it made was acceptable, and that it still looks good sitting, worthless, on the shelf one month and 15 prints after purchase. I am about $700 into the printer, ink and paper, and I do not have a single viable print to show for it. By the time I got the color settings right, it was out of blue ink, and the horrible part is, when you replace one cartridge, it goes through a "cleaning" that sprays out so much ink it might empty another cartridge. Then you replace that and they all lose more ink. I had to replace 3 inks in a row without printing anything. The worst part is the smart-chips and HORRENDOUS availability of the ink. This isn't the place to point out that the inks are necessarily overpriced because thats Epson's business model, but I do want to complain that these specific inks are VERY hard to come by. I live in Oakland, and having called stores in Oakland, San Fransisco, and San Jose as well as calling and asking Epson where the ink is, I had to order it online. Then I plugged the ink in, and the "smart-chip" said it was already empty. So it takes 2 days to get ink, and there is a part in them that can come broken, the printer runs out of ink without even printing, and whats worse I'm 15 prints in and there is SEVERE banding already. I want to wrap this all up by saying that after weeks of effort, countless phone calls, hundreds of dollars, trolling many forums, worrying, fretting, and paying a ton of overnight shipping the only prints I was able to sell at the art fair I bought this thing for I had to print off a 5yr old HP!! Never buy Epson. Stop being fooled by the pretty boxes and lies about high print quality.
Before you think another moment about buying this go to youtube and look up things like "epson scam" "epson ink" "smart chip" and just enjoy an evening of irate consumers. It should also help you to know that [...] redirects to epson - as if they are expecting their cheated customers to complain.
By Viridiana Serrano (Fontana, CA United States)
I replaced my Epson 1400 printer, with the Epson R1900. Believe it, or not, the Epson R1900 had worst printing quality than the Epson 1400.
Another important fault, was that the R1900 colors were too far off from screen colors (even after monitor calibration). I'd always used the Epson 1400 to print from Lightroom with "off color correction", and I never had major color issues. BUT, the Epson R1900 with it's Orange/Red Ink, totally blew off "non-color correction" printing. The Epson Standard, Vivid, and Photo Enhance settings, distort color by far too much also. My photo teacher would freak ouk by the Red, Magenta, and Yellow tones all the prints get.
To all professionals, and college photo students: STAY AWAY. I sent it back.
By Bengal Siberian (The Cold, Alaska)
Bought this a year and a half ago and wasn't even able to insert ink cartridges. Amazon replaced machine promptly (2 thumbs up!) and the second printer worked fine for the first 20 13x19 prints I printed, although it is a voracious ink sucker! I let it sit (in the box, fully protected from dust, temperature, sun etc.) a couple of months between art shows and was told by fellow photographers that this "kills" it. When I started it up to print large format prints again, t took twelve minutes to pull in the paper. Once the prints came out, they were bent twice and had black ink smears on the edges and lines across the whole paper. In several attempts to clean the head and realign everything I had to replace every color cartridge once, and the gloss twice. The end result was still dissatisfactory (still lines and ink spots across the whole print) and I ended up having to outsource the whole print job. If you don't use this printer every day, don't buy it. If you don't want to spend a fortune on ink, don't buy it.
By Teresa
I received my printer in the original box but printer would not feed any paper thru. Contacted Epson and they sent out another printer but had to pay almost $500.00 deposit till they receive other printer. I don't know if I have bad luck or that product was ??
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