Review of the Epson Stylus Pro 9800: Its First Year in Retrospect - 0 views

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  #1 Kilgore Clarke on 22 Nov 13

   

  I think you'll find much fewer negatives than positives, so I'll address them first. To compare more, please consider having a peep at: black day brasil.
  
  1. You have to execute an ink change to change your dim black ink from photo-black to flat black. For a short time Epson provided the Stylus Pro 4000 which had 8 inks including both the matte black and the black, there clearly was no need to replace black black inks if you changed from photo paper to pad paper. This new generation still uses 8 inks but has included a light black ink as opposed to offering the two varieties of dark black inks. The additional of light light black ink has enable the printer to create finer gradations of tone and finer detail in-the highlight region, but being forced to swap out the black black inks to improve printing on photo paper rather than flat paper is a trouble and a sad waste of money.
  
  2. There are quirks with the LCD menu on the printer. One in particular, arises frequently having a concept that says Power Cleaning? Y or N. Get further on an affiliated URL - Click here: blackfriday. Having been encouraged many individuals select yes to this prompt, thus executing an electrical cleansing period which wastes a great little bit of ink and preservation container capacity. I have had several clients really upset about this situation and I hope Epson can correct it soon in a repair.
  
  3. When utilizing matte black ink on papers dark ink thickness not improved. The new K3 inks made a huge leap forward in offering thicker greens with all the ink on image surface forms of forms. The K3 matte black ink on matte papers appears not to have improved black density, and some users report that matte black is less heavy on papers compared to the past UCM matte black ink. I find the blacks to be the about the same thickness as with the inks, but had hoped for more from your matte black K3 ink.
  
  4. Epson made the new 220 ml ink cartridges to match inside the ink bays, unlike the past 220 ml cartridges that stuck out to the place enabling you to perhaps not close the cover. Well you can close the cover with the new cartridges however the new cartridges are condensed and occasionally appear leaking. It's led us to always check tubes for leaks before sending them out. If you are using the brand new 220 ml cartridges, always check them for leaks when you get them.
  
  5. Your final negative, although not affecting the standard of the printer, was that for almost 7 months of a year ago, sellers like myself, that focus largely around the Epson printer point, had no Epson printers to market. Epson stopped supplying the last models, declared the new units, and was unable to ship the new era of printer for what seemed an eternity. Our belt was tightened higher than a few steps.
  
  Thats it around the problems, so heres a number of the good highlights:
  
  1. The printer is about 2.5 times faster compared to the previous era, but Epson hasnt sacrificed quality for speed. Epson developed the new product using a print head that is more than two times as big as the preceding print head, thus more than doubling the rate.
  
  2. Frustrating and complicated manual nozzle assessments and print head alignments have been structured and are now carried out immediately, at the contact of a key.
  
  3. Metamerism and bronzing, of major issues with the prior UCM inks, have now been virtually eradicated. If you dont know what these are, consider yourself lucky and know that you wont ask them to together with the new printers and K3 inks.
  
  4. Deeper, richer greens when using photo-black on image surface papers. This represents a substantial improvement over previous designs and inks.
  
  5. A new higher level black and white style in-the driver that provides stunning black and white images.
  
  6. Increased color gamut- maybe not earth shattering progress like in black thickness but still a nice addition to the color scheme. Get extra resources on our favorite partner wiki by going to black friday.
  
  For me, the positives far outweigh the problems and this new era of Epson Stylus Pro printers will need their rightful place in Epsons history of award winning, exceptional importance and remarkable quality, significant format inkjet printers.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I think you'll find much fewer negatives than positives, so I'll address them first. To compare more, please consider having a peep at: <a href="http://blackfriday-ofertas.com/" rel="nofollow">black day brasil</a>. <br /> <br /> 1. You have to execute an ink change to change your dim black ink from photo-black to flat black. For a short time Epson provided the Stylus Pro 4000 which had 8 inks including both the matte black and the black, there clearly was no need to replace black black inks if you changed from photo paper to pad paper. This new generation still uses 8 inks but has included a light black ink as opposed to offering the two varieties of dark black inks. The additional of light light black ink has enable the printer to create finer gradations of tone and finer detail in-the highlight region, but being forced to swap out the black black inks to improve printing on photo paper rather than flat paper is a trouble and a sad waste of money. <br /> <br /> 2. There are quirks with the LCD menu on the printer. One in particular, arises frequently having a concept that says Power Cleaning? Y or N. Get further on an affiliated URL - Click here: <a href="http://blackfriday-ofertas.com/" rel="nofollow">blackfriday</a>. Having been encouraged many individuals select yes to this prompt, thus executing an electrical cleansing period which wastes a great little bit of ink and preservation container capacity. I have had several clients really upset about this situation and I hope Epson can correct it soon in a repair. <br /> <br /> 3. When utilizing matte black ink on papers dark ink thickness not improved. The new K3 inks made a huge leap forward in offering thicker greens with all the ink on image surface forms of forms. The K3 matte black ink on matte papers appears not to have improved black density, and some users report that matte black is less heavy on papers compared to the past UCM matte black ink. I find the blacks to be the about the same thickness as with the inks, but had hoped for more from your matte black K3 ink. <br /> <br /> 4. Epson made the new 220 ml ink cartridges to match inside the ink bays, unlike the past 220 ml cartridges that stuck out to the place enabling you to perhaps not close the cover. Well you can close the cover with the new cartridges however the new cartridges are condensed and occasionally appear leaking. It's led us to always check tubes for leaks before sending them out. If you are using the brand new 220 ml cartridges, always check them for leaks when you get them. <br /> <br /> 5. Your final negative, although not affecting the standard of the printer, was that for almost 7 months of a year ago, sellers like myself, that focus largely around the Epson printer point, had no Epson printers to market. Epson stopped supplying the last models, declared the new units, and was unable to ship the new era of printer for what seemed an eternity. Our belt was tightened higher than a few steps. <br /> <br /> Thats it around the problems, so heres a number of the good highlights: <br /> <br /> 1. The printer is about 2.5 times faster compared to the previous era, but Epson hasnt sacrificed quality for speed. Epson developed the new product using a print head that is more than two times as big as the preceding print head, thus more than doubling the rate. <br /> <br /> 2. Frustrating and complicated manual nozzle assessments and print head alignments have been structured and are now carried out immediately, at the contact of a key. <br /> <br /> 3. Metamerism and bronzing, of major issues with the prior UCM inks, have now been virtually eradicated. If you dont know what these are, consider yourself lucky and know that you wont ask them to together with the new printers and K3 inks. <br /> <br /> 4. Deeper, richer greens when using photo-black on image surface papers. This represents a substantial improvement over previous designs and inks. <br /> <br /> 5. A new higher level black and white style in-the driver that provides stunning black and white images. <br /> <br /> 6. Increased color gamut- maybe not earth shattering progress like in black thickness but still a nice addition to the color scheme. Get extra resources on our favorite partner wiki by going to <a href="http://blackfriday-ofertas.com/" rel="nofollow">black friday</a>. <br /> <br /> For me, the positives far outweigh the problems and this new era of Epson Stylus Pro printers will need their rightful place in Epsons history of award winning, exceptional importance and remarkable quality, significant format inkjet printers.</div>

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