Testseek.com have collected 41 expert reviews of the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 Series and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Epson Stylus Photo R3000 Series.
June 2011
(85%)
41 Reviews
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Superb color, B&W print quality, Ethernet and WiFi connectivity, CD/DVD printing, No manual swapping of black ink cartridges
Loss of ink during black inks switchover, Expensive
The Best A3+ Printer YetLet's cut to the chase: the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 is the best A3+ printer you can buy at the moment, especially for fine art printing. In our experience, both color and black-and-white prints were consistently excellent, in term...
Fotodruck vom feinsten mit neun Tinten und viele wichtige Praxis-Features machen den Epson Stylus Photo R3000 zum Besten, was sich der Fotograf wünschen kann....
Hidden front USB port Share & EnjoyShareTweet Author: Steve Baczewski When Steve was young, he was struck by the work of Richard Avedon, Cartier Bresson, and Eugene Smith, and eventually got a degree in Photography. He writes and teaches about both traditional and digital fine arts photography.
Printing my standard tests chart I was not only surprised but delighted that the output on Epson Premium Glossy photo paper matched the screen display to within about 90 per cent fidelity.Another test image, a wonderfully rich colour image of a Ford pi...
We really love this printer. The prints are some of the best we have seen from any digital printer. Colours are rich and accurate to the original photo, and the finish is second to none. Only when using a loupe can you tell the difference between the prints from the R3000 and a traditional dark room print.With professional printers, you usually have to sacrifice usability for features, but not so
There is very little to physically fault the R3000 with. However it is not perfect. The printer uses high capacity ink cartridges, which do allow for more cost effective printing, but don’t expect refilling this printer to be cheap. Single inks cost somewhere in the region of £25 and there are 9 of them!That said, if you are professional photographer selling prints to clients or via public showin
This printer is not cheap, pricing itself at just under £700, however if you have need for a professional quality, quick printer the Espon Stylus Photo R3000 is the best we have reviewed. If you make money selling photographic prints in any way, or jus...
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Published: 2011-08-04, Author: terry , review by: dpexpert.com.au
Print quality is breathtakingly good. Colours are vibrant and fine detail resolution is exemplary. There are no strange optical effects when the print is turned sideon to the light and the printed surface is smooth and luminous. Black and white photos on
The price. The US price, direct from Epson, is $650 — a current discount special. The full retail price is $850. Ink cartridges are US$30 and AUD$48. Prices are as posted on the Epson web sites, so don't blame the retailers. And collecting ten per cent GS
Good quality colour prints up to A3 size; WiFi option is welcome,
Nine inks make running costs expensive.
The R3000's nine pigments will be welcomed by some, and detested by others. Although the shared feed between Photo Black and Matt Black does appear a bit of a botch job - particularly given the need to flush the system between uses - it's a nice option...
