i have been using this printer for about a month now. i previously had the 1900. i am much happier with the pictures im printing as they more closely match the image im seeing on my monitor. the colors are more real and crisp the printing takes longer but its worth the wait

I was a bit scared about going down the in house printing use, as a pro-photographer i have always sent my images to well know top of the range printing Labs. although i have been happy with the results recent problems with the colour tones have made me want to have more control.The epson 3000 has...

Great Features; Great Picture Quality; Simple Controls; Up and running in minutes

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brilliant printer, prints all my photos up to a3 with excellent results bought to replace my ageing Epson 2400 recommended 100%. The ink cartridges are larger and last a bit longer with good results can even use over Wi-Fi and very easy to setup also has usb port to directly connect camera or usb...

My first Epsom for many years, and the best printer, excellent image pint colour and quality. My advise to any user is to match the printer driver to the paper used (if it is not Epson paper). If you get a profile to suit paper and ink you will not be disappointed.

" This product renders colours perfectly with so little work. Scanned professional slides are simply stunning on these great photo papers that Epson provides in so many genres. Was so happy at the very first printing of a complex photography that had been worked on through 6 different programs.

This is an A3+ printer that uses pigment inks - nine cartridges which have a larger capacity (2.3X) than previous models. As well as handling paper up to A3+ width (32.5cm) it comes with a roll paper fitting.

Fantastic quality photographs. Quick and quiet operation when running off word processed documents. Ink lasts a little longer than my previous printer.

Epson's high-end photo printers-the ones that are aimed at professional photographers and graphic artists as well as serious amateurs-are universally acknowledged as among the best, so it's no surprise that the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 is an impressive representative of the breed.

Fast; Impressively high-quality photos and graphics; Prints on cut sheets up to 13 by 19 inches; Fine art papers available

Lack of a rated duty cycle makes it unclear how much you can print per month without shortening the printers' useful life

Still, if you're like me and you print hundreds of prints every week, then I suppose the consumable parts of the printer will wear out long before the rest of it does, as was the case with my R2880.

Superb photo prints; Can print on roll paper; CDs and DVDs; Bigger ink cartridges are more economical; Auto switches between photo; matte black ink

Wasteful ink purge during auto switching

Epson has had a long mainstay in the printer category and with more number of photographers and artists embracing digital photography, a professional photo printer definitely makes for a worthy investment, not only for budding enthusiasts, but also for pros.