Sarah FalsonA new Stylus photocopier from Epson specialises in A3+ prints to a variety of media types and offers a slew of compatibility options for small and medium businesses.
The Stylus Photo R1900 ($1,099), which replaces the popular Stylus Photo R1800 already on the market, features Epson’s UltraChrome Hi-Gloss2 resin-coated ink for vibrant, natural-looking images on glossy, matte and fine-art papers along with CD/DVD surfaces, says the company.
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Also ensuring images stay put is Epson’s Look Up Table (LUT) technology, which provides smooth colour gradation, minimal grain and image consistency, also ensuring images look their best under different light environments, according to Epson.
An independent research company called Taverner Research (Aust) has shown that more than 86 per cent of Australian professional photographers that have an A3/A3+ printer use Epson.
The new Epson Stylus is also useful for photographers who want to print their images at home, offering both matte black and photo black cartridges for printing on different photo paper.
The Stylus Photo R1900 has PictBridge allowing users to connect directly to a digital camera and also dual USB 2.0 ports allowing users to be connected to additional computers simultaneously.