EPSON Stylus Photo R800 Inkjet printer

EPSON Stylus Photo R800 - The world of photography is changing. Now there’s a printer that offers photographers a level of quality and flexibility that’s more than a match for the lab or (...) See more See less

darkroom. The EPSON Stylus Photo R800 is a desktop photo printing solution that produces supreme archival quality matte or gloss prints, while you retain all the creative control that makes your vision unique. Performance without the complications When it comes to bringing unique ideas to life, photographers have extremely high standards. Traditionally, these have only been met by photo labs or complex darkroom processing. Now it’s time to step out of the darkroom and put your trust in EPSON, the recognised photo printing experts. Taking care of quality Quality, flexibility and efficiency are built in. The eight-cartridge system includes Red and Blue inks which create a colour gamut rivalling that of silver halide and adds depth to natural colours such as sky, sea, sunsets and autumn leaves. At the same time, the latest EPSON UltraChrome Hi-Gloss™ pigment inks recreate perfect tones that will be lightfast for up to 80 years*. Big resolution, small dots Photos and reprints look superb, even when enlarged up to borderless A4 size, because this printer can achieve an amazing resolution of up to 5760 optimised dpi on suitable media. At the same time, the finest detail is achieved and fast print speeds maintained by using a range of dot sizes, including a minute droplet of just 1.5 picolitres. Perfect results – Matte and Gloss EPSON’s dedication to satisfying photo experts is underlined by the development of EPSON Gloss Optimizer technology. This is a fine tuning tool designed for optimising highly durable gloss pigment ink prints. The photographic result is a smooth and even gloss finish, comparable to silver halide, but with a longer lifetime. Also, the finest results are achieved on both Matte or Gloss media, because the printer features two different blacks that optimise performance for each, automatically applied by the driver when you select paper type. (Description excerpted from: Eclipse Computers)