Keith Cooper

Have you changed the feed to the other slot? Some media types only work with a particular slot. If you look at the paper media info with the MCT you can see the settings.

Is this a new unit of large print sizes? Here's Karen waving from inside a print made when testing the P2000 for a review http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/epson-sc-p20000-printer-review/ The ...

That's not a good place to be. There's no way the printer shouldn't be able to work with those papers (albeit not ones I've been able to test).

It's been a while since I had the 1000 here and it had some of the best paper feeding I'd tested at the time. Careful what you read - this is hokum ;-) Many printers do a little 'houskeeping' after ...

Sorry, never really took that as significant - Two very different technologies If I was buying a printer, that particular difference would have no real influence on my choices. YMMV ;-)

Whilst it was a fairly simple job to make one for the 800, the 900 has motors and sensors in it. That means that the 900 knows it has a roll adapter fitted and any roll related functions are likely ...

Mostly? If there is an A4 high quality photo printer (inkjet) that can do decent colour and B&W  I'd like to know? I get asked for suggestions very often and have nothing I'd put into the same ...

This does depend on the ink system of the printer. With my old iPF8300 there were specific overspray collection sections of the area under the printhead. Likewise with the P5000, which has a ...

That is not large format... large format needs several people to carry it into your house ;-) It's good you think of this - an awful lot of people only realise this some time after getting a printer. ...

Seems reasonable, but probably completely  wrong ;-) 'quality settings' cover much more than detail - there is ink loading and the behaviour of the ink dots as they land on the media.  There are ...

Well, for the 200 its weakest (relative) performance was with Baryta/semi-gloss papers where the max black was ~2 vs ~2.4 for the 300 on a paper (Pinnacle silk baryta 310 - very similar to what ...

Fortunately I get to write my articles, which helps ;-) Some media settings do restrict other settings Yes you only need to have the 'feature' available for one paper and you can use it ;-) Yes, I ...

It's good that you see the limits of asking such questions ;-) Experiment, but be prepared to apply the razor of 'who is actually going to notice' or my more  succinct - 'who really cares' ;-) Fort ...

...Ok, perhaps 'significant' would be more appropriate ;-) In a word usability (my research career before I became a photographer) As a result of my articles/reviews, I get a lot of emails from ...

Similar(ish) would be the Epson P700 The PRO-200 is a vast improvement over the 100 IMHO for people new to printing. Perfectly reasonable. The 200 is excellent - its strengths are colour prints on ...

Well pointed out - I regularly get the 'pro-1000 ink waste' question asked. It is something that can come as a shock to those used to smaller printers but less so to anyone who's used large format. ...

Yes a big enough difference to notice. I printed a series if flower shots against solid black backgrounds and the blacks were like holes in the paper (helped of course by the lack of sheen) No - ...

As some may know, I almost never do comparative reviews, but after testing the PRO-200, and still having a PRO-300 here, I thought I'd have a go. The short answer is that for colour prints to hand ...

That's no problem - more problematic is the printer that's used in bursts with longer gaps (many weeks) in between. Allegedly ... concerns of its 'excessive' ink uses are somewhat over-blown and ...