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Epson R1400 - A3 inkjet printer announced

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Category: Inkjet Printers

Epson's A3 is Claria now - The legendary Epson 1290 A3 printer range has been replaced by the R1400 with 6-colour tanks and Claria ink.

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Epson Stylus Photo R1400
Epson R1400 - A3 inkjet printer announced
Press release:
Epson has launched a new A3+ six-colour photo printer, featuring Claria Photographic Ink for long lasting, borderless premium quality photo prints. The Stylus Photo 1400 is the successor to the renowned Epson Stylus Photo 1290s and offers more durable photos, superior image quality and faster printing speeds. It also features six individual ink cartridges, so only the colour that is used needs to be replaced. Direct printing onto CD and DVD faces is included for personalised archiving and easy identification of CD content. Connectivity support includes Pictbridge, USB 2.0 and an optional Wireless Ethernet Print server.

The Stylus Photo 1400 is equipped with Epson’s advanced Micro Piezo print head technology that delivers sharp borderless prints from 10x15cm up to A3+. It also incorporates Epson’s improved Advanced Variable-Sized Droplet Technology (Advanced VSDT) which provides more flexible ink droplet sizes and more accurate placement of the droplets. Together with six-colour printing, the result is even more detail where light colour and softer tones are required.

The Stylus Photo 1400 driver also supports Adobe RGB for a wide colour gamut. Additional colour output modes include ‘Epson Vivid’ ideal for presentations and graphs and Epson Standard for faithful reproduction of sRGB images. In addition, the Epson Stylus Photo 1400 allows advanced colour management with out-of-the-box ICC profiles for the Epson media range.

Epson PhotoEnhance automatically detects and optimises images according to subject type, for example, portraits, landscapes and sky lines. In addition it analyses and improves skin tones, colour casts or light exposure. The end result is optimum image quality regardless of experience in photo manipulation.

Mark Robinson, Product Manager, Epson UK says, “Epson has developed a new generation of affordable A3+ photo printer to meet the needs of the amateur photographer and photo enthusiast who want to print their bigger photos on glossy media. The Stylus Photo 1400 benefits from the superior quality output of Epson Claria Photographic Ink while offering an efficient and affordable solution for bigger prints.”

Epson Stylus Photo 1400 key features summary:
  • Print superior quality photos up to A3+ with Claria Photographic Ink
  • Efficient printing with separate ink cartridges – only replace the colour that is used
  • Photos will last 200 years in an album
  • Achieve bright and vibrant photos with Epson PhotoEnhance technology
  • Print an 8x10" photo in 111 seconds
  • Achieve vivid, life-like images with 5760x1440dpi
  • Print directly from PictBridge digital camera
  • Edit and print photos with Epson Easy PhotoPrint
  • Print directly onto compatible CD-R/DVD-R
  • Print, edit, remove red-eye, add fun-frames and crop photos with Epson Creativity Suite

About Epson Claria Photographic Ink
The name Claria is derived from the term clarity and is specifically denoted as Photographic Ink to express Epson’s confidence in its rich definition and excellent durability. When combined with Epson Glossy Photo Paper, Epson Claria Photographic Ink delivers superior quality glossy prints of the highest levels of durability. The six-colour ink set includes cyan, magenta, yellow, black, light cyan and light magenta. It offers 200 years of durability and archivability in album storage, family photos can be preserved and shared for generations to come.

With Epson Claria Photographic Ink the colouring agents’ molecules have a stronger and more stable structure, making them more resistant to the fading effects of light and unstable gasses in the atmosphere. The result is that Epson photo prints retain their beauty under a wide range of conditions.


Stylus Photo R1400 available January 2007 - RRP inc VAT £299.99

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Comments

"Legendary" ?

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8 Jan 2007 - 6:42 PM

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Duncan_E
8 Jan 2007 - 6:42 PM
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In terms of determining the fate of nations... no. In the world of A3 inkjets, yes.

cameracat
cameracat (e2 Member)
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8 Jan 2007 - 7:02 PM
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As with all Epson printers " Legendary " for costing an arm and a leg for Ink, AND Crap Customer service.

Have to admit, the 1290 is in my view legendary. an excellent printer. i have used two and have only great things to say about them.


Quote: AND Crap Customer service.

I have to refute that. Their Tech's were excellent recently. It's just their Warranty side that stinks.

Smile

cameracat
cameracat (e2 Member)
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8 Jan 2007 - 8:33 PM
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Well I did not actually mention the technical department, Nor did I mention the Quality of print, But since this has been raised, Lets address it, Fisrt the Tech department, They need to be very good, they are trying to justify low standard products, And on the Quality, They may be great at printing " Arty Farty Fuzzy Pics " that are not Photo realistic, And you are wise to Buy 2 then you'll have a spare when they Skrew Up. I am sorry to say I own a Epson 2100, What a pile of Rubbish, Thankfully I now have Canon Printers, And they are Fantastic, Epson are Not what they once used to be, Full Stop.

Feel better now?

'-)

vivo
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Australia
9 Jan 2007 - 1:15 AM
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=D

CraigF
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117 forum posts Scotland
10 Jan 2007 - 11:13 PM
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Im thinking of getting one just to test if the photos really will last 200 years.

Duncan_E
11 Jan 2007 - 10:16 AM
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Yes, but how will you know if they really do?

tanyard
11 Jan 2007 - 5:11 PM
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Cryogenics

ROTFLMAO!!!!!

TSHumphrys
19 Jan 2007 - 8:14 PM
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Epson R1400 does not exist on Epson web site?

Brian2
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22 Jan 2007 - 7:41 AM
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Had 1290 2 years no problems.Excellent print quality.Plenty sold framed behind glass no complaints.
Had A3 PHOTO printer from H.P. marked and screwed up gloss paper.
replaced by manufacturer three times over 6 months
Then another 6 months and lots of phone cals to get refund

johnp
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135 forum posts United Kingdom
23 Jan 2007 - 9:06 AM
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Great if only the nozzles didn't keep clogging. I do clean after clean after clean to free them. Record so far is 12 cleans before I can print. Aaarrrrrrrgh!!!

John

douglasR
28 Feb 2007 - 9:49 PM
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Just got the Epson R1400,
for the money it is a steal. I replaced my 1290s with it, its fast,very quiet,and produces amazing prints and the supplied profiles are very good.

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