I did not know that this Epson printer can take pigments instead of ink dye... that is HUGE! Thank you for that fact, I want this printer for my art and I was concerned about the longevity of the prints... Thank you for uploading :)
Yes, info on card stock would be verify useful. The official info on card stock from Epson is abysmal. I asked Epson, and they said it must use Epson branded card (and Epson branded paper if it's higher gsm than office paper), so I looked at the page it sent me to and it only listed approx 100 gsm card. Epson's confidence with card stock is very low. Assuming the rear feed is used, how clumsy is that to use? Does it create a large margin in the trailing edge? Is it a pain to feed it in square? Are there roller indentations on anything approaching 300 gsm??
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I did not know that this Epson printer can take pigments instead of ink dye... that is HUGE! Thank you for that fact, I want this printer for my art and I was concerned about the longevity of the prints... Thank you for uploading :)
Awesome video -thanks so much
Do you think it is worth it to buy this printer for smaller printing, taking into account the maintenance and the cost of ink
I have a few questions: How large is it folded up? Does it do auto two sided printing? Can it print letter size without extending the back? Thanks
Where did you find the grey ink and photo black in pigment
Why do you use a different ink?
Have you ever tried it on card stock? Thank you. 😊
Yes, info on card stock would be verify useful. The official info on card stock from Epson is abysmal. I asked Epson, and they said it must use Epson branded card (and Epson branded paper if it's higher gsm than office paper), so I looked at the page it sent me to and it only listed approx 100 gsm card. Epson's confidence with card stock is very low. Assuming the rear feed is used, how clumsy is that to use? Does it create a large margin in the trailing edge? Is it a pain to feed it in square? Are there roller indentations on anything approaching 300 gsm??
Thanks for the review
Better advice DON't BUY Paper Jams banding despite tests look good
Thanks for the review