At first glance, Epson’s $1,295 Stylus Pro 3800 Standard Model looks out of place in the photo printer market...There are a few very good photo printers with similar features in the $500-$1,000 range, and some excellent industrial-strength printers with richer sets of features starting at around $2,000...The Stylus Pro 3800 uses nine pigment-based inks designed...

The new Epson Stylus Pro 3800 is an interesting addition to the Epson line-up that straddles the size and cost lines...Finally, there is no tray with the Epson Stylus Pro 3800...Ink cartridges on the Epson Stylus Pro 3800 are 80ml in size...Overall costs of printing on the Epson Stylus Pro 3800 look to be about...

Professional A2 printing for under ?1000 ....Large size, but not compared to other A2 printers...Colour is great too, especially from Adobe 1998 RGB files...The black & white prints from this printer are as good as I could get spending hours in the darkroom...Designed from the beginning to exceed all expectations in the area of photographic image......

The thing that really tipped me over to buying this printer was the discovery that the R1800 does not use the same ink set as the professional printers and that the R1800 cannot produce good quality when printing black and white images because it lacks the additions black cartridges...So, I would recommend this printer for people who want to take their work to the next level, or certainly, for professional...

This is simply one of the finest printers for photographic output to hit the desktop market...You'll get good prints right out of the box but take the time to learn how to use it and you'll be rewarded with wonderfully rich prints...1440dpi is good and I see improvement bumping up to 2880dpi without much change in print speed...

Versatile machine, from 4 x 6 to 17 x 22 Big and bulky Looks like this Epson 3800 is inteded as a less expensive alternative to the 4800, which didn't print in 4 x 6 size...Nothing else to say except that I recommend this printer...Worked reasonably for about 4 months - if you call reasonably having to......