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Review Summary
2011-11-20T19:00:00
Ive always used Epson printers. I upgraded from the 1800 to the 3800 for several reason. I like that i can print 17" wide, and realy like the larger ink tanks. As a photographer, its much easier to see instant results with larger format printing vs waiting to get it back in the mail. The fact that it is one of the smallest sized large format printers is great if your limited to space for equipment.
TIMBER G.
2011-09-17T21:00:00
This is the first Epson printer that I have owned. Prints are very professional looking. Epson paper is reasonable in cost and gives professional results. And this printer uses very little ink. I am always amazed how little ink it uses for large prints. Great results.
YVONNE B.
2009-10-22T21:00:00
I have two of these and have experienced random cloggings wasting about 100 sheets or more! Took the Printer to an Epson Authorized repair center and was told that it would cost me over $ 500 for the head, I bought the Epson over the Canon because I was told that the Epson head would not need replaced! Not true! Just spoke with the Epson tech and he said that they will all need replacing and there is no set cycles?? Not Happy! Even though it made it to 12,200 prints I am surprized that the head is bad![...]
JOHN S.
2009-05-03T21:00:00
If your objective is to make high quality prints then this will do the job. Best suited for the enthusiast - not commercial. Best guess at ink price is about [$](or less) per square foot (2 ml per sq ft incl. head cleaning, etc. at 75 cents per ml at MSRP). [...]
Ed_K
2008-01-20T19:00:00
Very Good
Bob
2007-05-21T21:00:00
This is really a good printer for pro use it has great skin tones,very sharp on the large prints. Also very good blacks for B&W prints..
CALVIN F.
2007-05-19T21:00:00
This is a really great printer the skin tones are very smooth.This printer also does great B&W photos.
CALVIN F.
The world's greatest images are printed on an Epson.
Designed from the beginning to exceed all expectations in the area of photographic image quality, the Epson Stylus®Pro 3800 incorporates an all-new, compact, 17-inch wide printer design, along with a radical new 17-inch wide printer design, along with a radical new photographic screening technology. And,when it is combined with our breakthrough Epson UltraChrome K3 Ink, it will deliver your creative vision without compromise.
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