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| Brand: | Epson |
| Item Height : | 31.4 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 22.3 centimetres |
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| Wattage: | 16 watts |
Technical Details
- Print superb quality borderless photos and presentations up to A3+
- 6 individual colour ink cartridges, replace only the colour that runs out
- New Epson Claria Photographic ink produces exceptional photos with rich colours and perfect skin tones
- Long-lasting glossy prints with 200 years durability in album storage
- 5760x1440 dpi print resolution
- Direct print from PictBridge digital cameras
- CD/DVD printing tray & USB 2.0 connectivity
- Fast print speeds from Epson's new print engine
- Bundled with Epson Creativity Suite software allowing you to easily manage and print your images
- Product dimensions (cm) 68.5w x 37.3d x 31.3h
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Box Contains
1 x Epson Stylus Photo 1400
basic operation guide
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basic operation guide
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
129 of 130 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I'm currently using one at home and one at school. I can't sing its praises high enough...excellent colour quality prints to A3+, and just as good at printing 4"*6"! The CD printing is also good.
The inks do NOT fade in sunlight - I've exposed two to sunlight for 2 months with half of the print covered. There is no difference between either side.
Only quibble is the size and cost of the cartridges - they are far too small for an A3+ printer. Of course you can always get a CIS system (Fotospeed) for it and that's amazingly good value for money...
The inks do NOT fade in sunlight - I've exposed two to sunlight for 2 months with half of the print covered. There is no difference between either side.
Only quibble is the size and cost of the cartridges - they are far too small for an A3+ printer. Of course you can always get a CIS system (Fotospeed) for it and that's amazingly good value for money...
92 of 93 people found the following review helpful
Hi
I ordered this printer from Amazon with next day delivery and it arrived at 9am in perfect condition..great service.
The printer was sparkling out of the box but it does'nt come with a 4-pin USB connecter cable, but this is easy to get.
I did some test prints and the quality of the prints is very high, I used the Epson 1290 alot and that was a good printer but this is much better as you can see in the printing speed (which is fast) and the detail quality in the prints.
The type of dye ink the printer use's feels high quality also but (this is the strong bad point) the printer has these tiny cartridges you have to change after doing acouple of A3 prints..you do have the option of just replacing a certain color which is good, but if you want to use it alot I think the inks runs out to quick.
I then bought a good quality colorghost cis system for the printer which use's continous ink from tanks, this has made it so I can print non-stop n there is still tons of ink.
I really recommend this printer but only with a CIS system unless you don't mind paying for cartridges.
Overall the printer is great and I love it, but only with the continious ink system.
I hope this helps
Thanks.
I ordered this printer from Amazon with next day delivery and it arrived at 9am in perfect condition..great service.
The printer was sparkling out of the box but it does'nt come with a 4-pin USB connecter cable, but this is easy to get.
I did some test prints and the quality of the prints is very high, I used the Epson 1290 alot and that was a good printer but this is much better as you can see in the printing speed (which is fast) and the detail quality in the prints.
The type of dye ink the printer use's feels high quality also but (this is the strong bad point) the printer has these tiny cartridges you have to change after doing acouple of A3 prints..you do have the option of just replacing a certain color which is good, but if you want to use it alot I think the inks runs out to quick.
I then bought a good quality colorghost cis system for the printer which use's continous ink from tanks, this has made it so I can print non-stop n there is still tons of ink.
I really recommend this printer but only with a CIS system unless you don't mind paying for cartridges.
Overall the printer is great and I love it, but only with the continious ink system.
I hope this helps
Thanks.
30 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I had been using a Canon A4 printer for nearly 7 years before its printer head started to block, which I was unable to clear after many days of trying. For nearly as long I had wanted an A3 printer, but it was a want rather than a need so I put off the purchase. At last I had an excuse to purchase an A3 printer, but which one? My Canon had given me good service, however, on reading various reviews I was taken towards the Epson 1400, it had 6 inks rather than 4 with reference to the equivalent Canon, it looked better in my eyes, which is a bennefit if you looks at it every day, but the clincher was when I saw some samples on the net of its output. The yellows were yellow and not a compromise, and it actually seemed capable of resonable B&W output. As much of my output is of an abstract form and I like to colour B&W images with areas of colour I decided to go for the Epson.
On receiving the printer I connected it to my computer and was amazed at how little I actually had to do to set it up. After inserting the driver and program disc supplied, I fitted the 6 ink cartridges, it was then only a matter a few minutes before I was ready to print. The first print I selected was an A4 colour and B&W print which I had only a few weeks earlier printed on my Canon, thus I had a reference print ready at hand. The Epson soon printed out its own version which at first viewing did not seem as good, however, I was using inexpensive photo quaility paper so I loaded a piece of higher quailty paper. This produced an excellent result, thus I tried an A3 of the same image which I can only say amazed me, especially as I had not had to make any changes within the printer software. The quality of colour and sharpness was outstanding, and although I do not know what the Canon equivalent would produce I was very satisfield with this purchase.
After obtaining a few more packs of glossy and matt A3 paper I started to print out numerous other prints looking for various colours and sharpness, and soon realised A3 had become my new enprint size. I was so pleased with some of the prints I actually did more copies of the same just to convince me that it was not a fluke. I obtained about 30 A3 print from a set of cartridges.
On receiving the printer I connected it to my computer and was amazed at how little I actually had to do to set it up. After inserting the driver and program disc supplied, I fitted the 6 ink cartridges, it was then only a matter a few minutes before I was ready to print. The first print I selected was an A4 colour and B&W print which I had only a few weeks earlier printed on my Canon, thus I had a reference print ready at hand. The Epson soon printed out its own version which at first viewing did not seem as good, however, I was using inexpensive photo quaility paper so I loaded a piece of higher quailty paper. This produced an excellent result, thus I tried an A3 of the same image which I can only say amazed me, especially as I had not had to make any changes within the printer software. The quality of colour and sharpness was outstanding, and although I do not know what the Canon equivalent would produce I was very satisfield with this purchase.
After obtaining a few more packs of glossy and matt A3 paper I started to print out numerous other prints looking for various colours and sharpness, and soon realised A3 had become my new enprint size. I was so pleased with some of the prints I actually did more copies of the same just to convince me that it was not a fluke. I obtained about 30 A3 print from a set of cartridges.
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