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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: Pelao on May 27, 2008, 10:36:42 am
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I hope LL manages to cover this new printer. In the meantime, photo-i has a reasonably thorough review:
R2880 Review (http://www.photo-i.co.uk/Reviews/printers/Epson_R2880/page-1.html)
I think I'll go shopping soon...
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I hope LL manages to cover this new printer. In the meantime, photo-i has a reasonably thorough review:
R2880 Review (http://www.photo-i.co.uk/Reviews/printers/Epson_R2880/page-1.html)
I think I'll go shopping soon...
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The cartridges look tiny. As the tester pointed out, this might be a problem with A3 or A3+ printing.
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I think I'll go shopping soon...
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Add smaller cartridges than the R2400 and the Dreaded Blacks Swap Curse...
The 3800 is far cheaper with the ink included, and the 4880 fast appealing (except for the DBSC)!
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Add smaller cartridges than the R2400 and the Dreaded Blacks Swap Curse...
The 3800 is far cheaper with the ink included, and the 4880 fast appealing (except for the DBSC)!
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Yup. It's still the 38xx for me when my 2200 finally dies.
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Good point about the 3800 and price once ink is factored into the equation.
Apart from that, my big issue is the cartridge swop.
Still, it's an attractive printer.