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Shutterbug, a member of the Technical Image Press Association (TIPA), once again joined forces with 30 other member magazines from around the world to choose the winners of the annual TIPA Awards for the best photo/imaging products in 40 different catego...
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I've reviewed several professional-grade photograph and graphic arts printers, but few are as sophisticated as the Epson SureColor P5000 ($1,995). Classified by Epson as a "production" printer, this huge beast churns out breathtaking images and artwork up...
Excellent print quality, Prints a wide variety of paper sizes, Switches from cut to roll media (and vice versa) automatically, Mechanized and manual cutters...
Big and heavy, Pricey...
You'll pay up front, but Epson's SureColor P5000 professional photo printer churns out superb photos and artwork on large cut sheets or wide paper rolls at highly competitive running costs...
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This printer is so good at what it does, you may not want to buy it.That might sound strange, but specialty printers by definition are designed for a particular group. And no matter how good they become, they may still be suitable only for that same group...
Production-class print quality, Large, cost-effective ink cartridges, Precise drive mechanism for sharper prints, Printhead cleaning doesn't require ink or paper, Supports cut sheets as large as 17x22 inches and roll paper prints as long as 529 inches, Bu...
Large and heavy compared with the P800, Wastes some black ink when switching between matte and glossy papers, No wireless capabilities...
Epson's replacement for the seven-year-old Stylus Pro 4900 has improved inks, a rock-steady drive mechanism, and extremely low ink costs. The print quality is amazing, but only serious production environments need apply...
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Epson inkjet printers have been a staple in photographers' studios for many years and with good reason. Each generation of hardware and ink set development brings photo printing to new levels. That trajectory continues with the SureColor P5000, Epson's la...
Excellent print quality, expanded ink set, dynamic range and black ink density, efficient, easytouse roll paper feed, highcapacity ink cartridges, longer print life, dustproof build, live preview in Epson Advanced Black and White Photo Mode...
Steep learning curve, control panel can be confusing, flimsy output tray, difficult to use front feed, PRICE: $1,995...
There's little competition in the 17-inch desktop inkjet printer market. Probably the closest match to the Epson SureColor P5000 is the older, 17-inch, 12 color Canon color imagePROGRAF iPF5100. Paper handling options are the same as the Epson but the $2...
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This section is about determining how accurately the printer/paper/profile combination in an ICC color-managed workflow can reproduce on paper the file color values sent to the printer. The core methodology is the same as that I used in my Epson SC-P800...
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I have had a lot of experience with Epson printers. For my photo printing, I started with an Epson 4000. It was a nice printer and came with its own sets of issues. As the years went by Epson introduced the 4800 Printer which I used for many years and the...
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Do you relish the thought of printing your own gallery-sized giclées? The PRO-6000, the latest member of the revamped imagePROGRAF series, is the largest 12-ink printer currently on the market. It has 11 color tanks and a Chroma Optimizer with a sub-ink t...
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