Epson Stylus Photo R1900 Reviews: Epson Photos Inkjet Printer

+ Very good build quality especially compared to the R1800 and R2400, great looks and print quality. I havent been able to fully use it yet and still some aspects i havent worked out yet. but overall im very happy with it.

- One issue I do have is that out of the 8 cartridges in the r1800 and r2400 2 are blue (cyan and blue) but in the 1900 the blue has been replaced by an orange for better skin tones but most of what i print is seascapes and landscapes which include alot of blue, and already my cyan cartridge is dropping twice as fast as any other cartridge

+ Looks good, robust, appears to be a fairly good workhorse, prints out professional standard prints with good all round tones and colour temperatures. I like the fact that I can use sheet paper, rolls and even canvas (although not tried canvas, as yet). It is well priced for printing out up to A3+

- The software for printing doesn't seem to be too flexible when wanting to position an image or multiple independent images of different sizes on a single sheet of paper, this might be my lack of training or knowledge... but then again if I haven't found it yet then it's not very intuitive or easy to navigate around. I'm usually very good and getting around pieces of software. The ink cartridges are quite small and seem to run out very quickly, so I tend not to use this printer for general printing only professional standard final images.

+ quick and able to print various sizes and medium A3+ to CD

- small ink cartridges will need regular changes, which is always the real cost of printing

+ Very easy to set up, excellent print quality, works straight out of the box, no messing about. The results are as good as a professional lab. I haven't used all the features yet but I dont expect any problems.

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+ Quiet and fast compare to old model.

- Too much ink consumption.
And it seems print quality on 'plain paper' is worse than even 1290.

+ prints on any paper, so far that i have tried!

- ink runs out all the time!

+ It does everything that I want it to: excellent quality prints of my art wotk and my husband's natural history photography, quick & quiet action

- Small capacity of ink cartridges, & expense of replacing them

+ As Above

- Poor availability of consumables.

+ It has fantastic colour range due to the red, orange and gloss black cartridge system on top of the usual cmyk.

- Cartridges are small and get used up very quickly, which may prove rather expensive. Its also a pretty large piece of kit; could be more compact.

+ Quick print and good colour quailty.

- The size.

+ Very fast. A3+ paper gives much bigger prints than standard A3.

- Er, non.

+ Consistent and very even print quality.

- Software is a bit basic.

+ Great colour reproduction... which is something I really need and it was a really close match to my screen colours

- Haven't had it long and apparently it uses up toner really quickly.

+ An excellent printer and a solid workhorse.

- None

+ Gives really good quality prints. Perfect for the serious amatuer.

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