Evan
Active member
Selling this because I went to a giclee printer.
Epson Stylus Photo 1280. Prints on up to 13x19" paper or 13x44" roll paper for panoramics. you can also feed 4x6" into it as well. Prints look AWESOME. Epson printers have the smallest ink droplet size on the market, bar none. I've shown 4x6" off this to a friend who was a film lab technician (printer) for years and he says you'd be hard pressed to tell if it came from the printer or the store.
Works mint on high quality setting for photos (what it should be used at anyway) but has some faint lines in the print when used in the low quality mode. Maybe that's why they call it low quality, maybe its just something that needs to be cleaned or something, i can show you examples of both. doesn't seem to be an issue with text.
It comes with a free usb cable for hookup, and a roll attachment although i've never tried to use it.
It has ink in it and an extra color cartridge is available for $15.
Located in cumberland. Goes on craigslist next week.
comparison of 8.5x11" and 13x19"
Epson Stylus Photo 1280. Prints on up to 13x19" paper or 13x44" roll paper for panoramics. you can also feed 4x6" into it as well. Prints look AWESOME. Epson printers have the smallest ink droplet size on the market, bar none. I've shown 4x6" off this to a friend who was a film lab technician (printer) for years and he says you'd be hard pressed to tell if it came from the printer or the store.
Works mint on high quality setting for photos (what it should be used at anyway) but has some faint lines in the print when used in the low quality mode. Maybe that's why they call it low quality, maybe its just something that needs to be cleaned or something, i can show you examples of both. doesn't seem to be an issue with text.
It comes with a free usb cable for hookup, and a roll attachment although i've never tried to use it.
It has ink in it and an extra color cartridge is available for $15.
Located in cumberland. Goes on craigslist next week.
comparison of 8.5x11" and 13x19"
