BOM Messages 862 Name Steve Edit My Images Yes 14 Apr 2008 #1 Guys, I'm on the verge of buying one, 1440 dpi, prints on canvas, prints to 24 inches and roll media. Anyone know anything about these, reviews good or bad? Cheers, Steve.
Guys, I'm on the verge of buying one, 1440 dpi, prints on canvas, prints to 24 inches and roll media. Anyone know anything about these, reviews good or bad? Cheers, Steve.
Joe© Messages 360 Name Joe Kelly Edit My Images Yes 14 Apr 2008 #2 i have the 4800 version - 17 inch excellent printer - buy the 220ml ink cartridges much cheaper per ml about 50 quid if you shop around roll paper works out cheaper too by the 30m roll- although it is a bit curled by the end - lol only problem is the outlay - but if you can afford the printer then the paper cant be that much of a problem great for panaramas http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=56539 of which i have a 7ft a3 roll paper print - 1st print off the 4800 happy printing
i have the 4800 version - 17 inch excellent printer - buy the 220ml ink cartridges much cheaper per ml about 50 quid if you shop around roll paper works out cheaper too by the 30m roll- although it is a bit curled by the end - lol only problem is the outlay - but if you can afford the printer then the paper cant be that much of a problem great for panaramas http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=56539 of which i have a 7ft a3 roll paper print - 1st print off the 4800 happy printing
OP BOM Messages 862 Name Steve Edit My Images Yes 14 Apr 2008 #3 The 4800 is double the DPI, nice printer The company have told me the 7000 is more than up to the job, so I think I'm going to go for it, its not new, its a professionaly refurbished unit.
The 4800 is double the DPI, nice printer The company have told me the 7000 is more than up to the job, so I think I'm going to go for it, its not new, its a professionaly refurbished unit.
Joe© Messages 360 Name Joe Kelly Edit My Images Yes 14 Apr 2008 #4 BOM said: The 4800 is double the DPI, nice printer The company have told me the 7000 is more than up to the job, so I think I'm going to go for it, its not new, its a professionaly refurbished unit. Click to expand... i normally only print at 1440 dpi have had judges in camera club thinking that my prints where wet prints so more than good enough mainly print B&W
BOM said: The 4800 is double the DPI, nice printer The company have told me the 7000 is more than up to the job, so I think I'm going to go for it, its not new, its a professionaly refurbished unit. Click to expand... i normally only print at 1440 dpi have had judges in camera club thinking that my prints where wet prints so more than good enough mainly print B&W
OP BOM Messages 862 Name Steve Edit My Images Yes 14 Apr 2008 #5 Excellent, thanks for the info, time to send that email confirming I want it £600, free delivery, gotta be worth it
Excellent, thanks for the info, time to send that email confirming I want it £600, free delivery, gotta be worth it
mho Messages 3,134 Name Mark Edit My Images No 15 Apr 2008 #6 the Epson 7000 is a very old printer now, their will be no new support for drivers etc. The model range went, for the 7000 series anyway Epson 7000 Epson 7500 Epson 7600 Epson 7800 Epson 7880 Good printers for their day but showing their age now.
the Epson 7000 is a very old printer now, their will be no new support for drivers etc. The model range went, for the 7000 series anyway Epson 7000 Epson 7500 Epson 7600 Epson 7800 Epson 7880 Good printers for their day but showing their age now.
OP BOM Messages 862 Name Steve Edit My Images Yes 15 Apr 2008 #7 In what way are they showing their age?