We reviewed both the Epson P600 and the Epson P800 years ago, and today they're getting their successors. These printers were made with city photographers that have small studios in mind. They print big, but they're overall 30% smaller than their predecessors.

Those are some of the biggest changes. Both have a 4. 3 inch touchscreen and both printers are designed with the new Epson Professional app as a functionality. But to us, there are two things that really stand out. Most importantly, the company told us that the trays were all revamped to accommodate to all the paper jamming problems that were occurring. But also, what's really cool is the changes to the inks. There's now less ink tanks and they're claiming a 6% color gamut range. . thephoblographer.com

2020-4-21 10:15