Epson Stylus Photo R1900 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Looking for a printer that can output a wide range of print sizes for $500 or less? This review may be your answer. You won't find another printer that produces glossy output this good for under $2,000!

Verdict: Maybe Epson has seen the folly of their ways. I wouldn't know, because I have not bought a single Epson product since my experience with another prints-all-sizes Epson printer that I recommended and which failed repeatedly (embarrassing me iwith my boss a

Review summary: 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.

Pros: Excellent print quality on all paper types; glossy output is superlative; speedy; supports thick fine-art media and roll paper; can print on optical media.

Cons: Doesn't produce great black-and-white prints.

Verdict: The R1900 is a large unit, although it folds up fairly compactly when not in use. It has two top-loading paper trays: one for standard-thickness photo paper, and one for single sheets of thicker fine-art papers. It also comes with hardware for connecting

Review summary: The Epson Stylus Photo R1900 is an A3+ printer for the demanding user that features 7 separate colours. It produces prints up to 13 inches wide and 44 inches long on a broad variety of media types including gloss, lustre, matte, canvas and fine-art papers

Review summary: epson stylus photo r1900 review: Epson's Stylus Photo R1900 photo printer is great for scrapbookers who want to print with pigment ink or advanced photographers who want to print large but can't justify the expense of a pro-level printer.

Pros: Excellent colour photo printing, Big enough for scrapbookers, Roll feed capable, Long-lived prints, CD- and DVD-label printing, Many paper options, New ink set enhances skin tones

Cons: Large footprint, No card reader

Verdict: Epson's Stylus Photo R1900 photo printer is great for scrapbookers who want to print with pigment ink or advanced photographers who want to print large but can't justify the expense of a pro-level printer.