Epson Stylus Photo R2880 Printer

For years, the Epson Stylus Photo R2400 has been an overwhelming favorite for a tremendous range of photographers. Producing vibrant color photos and sophisticated neutral black-and-whites, this 13" printer provides considerable punch in its relatively small size. Needless to say, it's a tough act to follow. The newly arrived R2880 delivers both new technology and the features that have made its predecessor popular among so many photographers.
With recently developed Vivid Magenta ink, the R2880 is capable of producing blues, purples and reds previously unachievable. To make sure you get the most out of its extended range, the R2880 utilizes Epson's sophisticated Radiance technology. Radiance produces smoother color transitions than older technology, making prints more realistic than ever before. Along with reduced grain and smooth gradation, Radiance gives you prints whose colors appear consistent whether viewed in a sunlit home or under a gallery's tungsten lamps. The R2880 also improves reliability over its predecessor, adding automatic nozzle checks and a mist collection system to keep ink flow smooth and accurate.
Like the R2400 before it, the R2880 gives precision output on exhibition quality materials (up to 13" wide with support for rolls) that is up to the standards of full-scale professional print labs and enthusiasts alike.

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Stained Glass Window Saint Giles Cathedral Edinburgh Scotland

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The Epson P-5000

If you look at the $700 Epson P-5000 image tank and think to yourself “That’s what a low-end laptop costs with a larger HD and big screen! Why would I want that?!” then this review isn’t for you. But if you look at your laptop before every shoot and dread having to deal with it, then read on.
There are several key problems with laptops for on-location work:
The size requires additional baggage or the use of a larger camera bag
The battery life is short
They are easy targets for theft, requiring supervision when I’d rather be shooting
They require accessories to be fully functional (card readers, external HDs, etc.)
They add a lot of weight to an already heavy set of gear

Get an overview at epson.com/

and
read Sebastian Szyszka's article at photographyreview.com/

Royalty-Free photograph of the Day: The state flags at Four Corners Monument, USA



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