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- 2,880 x 1,440 dpi maximum resolution in black and color
- Roll paper holder and built-in automatic cutter
- Economical ink system with 7 separate UltraChrome cartridges
- Interchangeable standard and matte ink cartridges for black-and-white prints
- USB, Firewire and Parallel interfaces
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Price: $749.99 |
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Used, lowest price : $400.00 |
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2200 set the standard!
2008-11-30
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| The Epson 2200 set the standard for the pro-sumer photo printer. I've had one since 2003 and I still love it. I am a professional photographer, but I use the 2200 for many of my personal (as opposed to professional) projects. I work in a very modern photo studio that regularly updates its technology; be it photo gear, computers, projectors, printers, software, etc. Yet, I often find myself using my trusty 2200 again and again. It is the versatility and simplicity that brings me back. Sure, it uses ultrachrome ink and can be configured for most papers. My personal projects tend to be heavy in black/white images and the 2200 gives a professional and consistent look to my work. I use only matte papers with the 2200 as the glazing effect produced on pearl, luster or gloss papers is distracting and unprofessional. 2200's printers can now be acquired for a pittance. Though I have several other printers in my work flow, I might very well buy another 2200 if mine were to go down. These are a steal for hobbyists that want to play with printing professional archival black and white images. |
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arrived broken, still works.
2008-06-10
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| Epson photo 2200. This is the best printer ever for the task I only use it to print black. Best part of it I can install clone ink cartridges the machine accepts them allways. unlike my HP all in one worst printer ever. this Epson beats the HP hands down. |
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Frustrations galore!
2008-01-08
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I'm in college and have no choice but to use this printer to print out important projects. I work with Illustrator and InDesign, and though I resize the file image to a size far smaller than the huge matte paper that I must print with, the printer either consistently crops everything or makes the image smaller than I specified. This cost me many sheets of expensive matte paper, and probably half of the school's ink supply, just trying to GET IT RIGHT.
The one time that I succeeded in configuring everything correctly, which took far more time, sweat and tears than a simple printer should deserve, the print quality was horrible. There were rows of thin white lines going across the image. I hope after I leave school that I will never see this printer again. |
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Three years and going with one happy owner
2006-12-19
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| It's been three years since I bought this printer; hundreds of photographs later with dozens of color cartridges spent I can honestly claim that this is one fantastic printer. I use it in La Paz, Bolivia (13,000 feet high) and I never had a problem with the printer or with the quality of the prints. The color profiles that come with most professional paper make it a snap to print form Photoshop. The only possible down-side to this printer is that the cartridges are very expensive and don't last much, but for the quality of the prints produced... this is one well though out product that will last a long, long time. |
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No trouble and no clogs
2006-10-12
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| I have owned this printer for two years and both used it hard at times and left it unused for several weeks at a time. I have had no trouble whatsoever with it. In fact I believe it to be the best Epson I have ever owned. You have to wonder if the folks that have had trouble with it are using generic ink, something we have not done. |
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