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For many enthusiast photographers Epson's Stylus Photo R2880 is the printer they use, or aspire to using. Though it produces excellent prints, it suffers from two often cited problems, both of which the new R3000 addresses.The first of these is that altho...
Good print quality, 2pl droplet size, Up to A3 prints, Convenient cartridge arrangement...
Ink costs, Not a massive improvement over the R2880...
ForGood print quality2pl droplet sizeUp to A3 printsConvenient cartridge arrangement...
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Epson’s latest flagship photo printer is an upgraded version of the Stylus Photo R2880 -- adding a smaller droplet size for finer detail, an extra ink cartridge slot so you don’t have to swap between photo and matte black inks, a colour screen to make...
Exceptional print quality; wide paper support; ethernet port...
Lots of things are fiddly: no Photoshop CS5.1 or 64bit support...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-08-10 02:33:29
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Apart from its size, the big thing about the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 is its nine-ink UltraChrome K3 inkset. These mid-size cartridges (25.9ml capacity) include three densities of black ink that will appeal to photographers and graphic artists who wan...
Good quality colour prints up to A3 size; WiFi option is welcome...
Nine inks make running costs expensive.
The R3000's nine pigments will be welcomed by some, and detested by others. Although the shared feed between Photo Black and Matt Black does appear a bit of a botch job - particularly given the need to flush the system between uses - it's a nice option...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-08-10 02:33:38
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Slow! It takes almost one minute from off position while the current average is around 30 seconds. Responsiveness from standby or when running is also under the average of the most recent models tested. The Epson Stylus Photo R3000 is the latest A3+ Ep...
Excellent photo quality, WiFi, ethernet, quiet, You can print on various papers, Matte black and glossy installed automatically, Large capacity cartridges (25.9 ml)...
Poor responsiveness, Waste of black ink as 2 black cartridges share the same print head, Pricey...
The R3000 keeps its promise of excellence when it comes to photo prints. It brings in a new interface, bigger capacity cartridges and improved connectivity. Its purchase price and consumables mean that it's destined for pro users...
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Photoradar.com Updated:
2011-08-10 02:33:41
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For many enthusiast photographers Epson’s Stylus Photo R2880 is the printer they use, or aspire to using. Though it produces excellent prints, it suffers from two often cited problems, both of which the new R3000 addresses. The first of these is that a...
Few photographers can fail to be impressed by the prints from the Epson Stylus Photo R3000, the colours, contrast and detail are superb. This plus the convenience its new cartridge arrangement makes it an excellent choice for enthusiasts. Some may be d...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2011-08-17 09:42:17
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The Epson Stylus Photo R3000 allows A3+ paper carriage, wither in the form of a standard sheet-feed loader, single sheet front feeding, or by using a roll of professional photo paper.The R3000 prints using Epson’s flagship K3 ink range with vivid magen...
We really love this printer. The prints are some of the best we have seen from any digital printer. Colours are rich and accurate to the original photo, and the finish is second to none. Only when using a loupe can you tell the difference between the prints from the R3000 and a traditional dark room print.With professional printers, you usually have to sacrifice usability for features, but not so...
There is very little to physically fault the R3000 with. However it is not perfect. The printer uses high capacity ink cartridges, which do allow for more cost effective printing, but don’t expect refilling this printer to be cheap. Single inks cost somewhere in the region of £25 and there are 9 of them!That said, if you are professional photographer selling prints to clients or via public showin...
This printer is not cheap, pricing itself at just under £700, however if you have need for a professional quality, quick printer the Espon Stylus Photo R3000 is the best we have reviewed. If you make money selling photographic prints in any way, or jus...
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This is an A3+ printer that uses pigment inks — nine cartridges which have a larger capacity (2.3X) than previous models. As well as handling paper up to A3+ width (32.5cm) it comes with a roll paper fitting. Unlike previous Epson printers of this typ...
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macworld.com.au Updated:
2011-11-04 14:32:29
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With Apple designing products capable of being operated by newborns, computing has become exponentially simpler. Printers, on the other hand, have followed an inverse trajectory, demanding advanced degrees in physics to qualify users to even open the b...
The Epson Stylus R3000 is a printer of the highest standard that simplifies – as much as humanly possible – making professional quality prints. Exceptionally fast without sacrificing quality, photographers everywhere will want one of these babies.Rel...
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Photo Review has been given a 'first look' at a pre-production unit of the new Stylus Photo R3000, which was announced in the US on 17 January. This model will sit above the Stylus Photo R2880 at the top of the company's A3+ desktop line-up when it's r...
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Epson’s latest flagship photo printer is an upgraded version of the Stylus Photo R2880 -- adding a smaller droplet size for finer detail, an extra ink cartridge slot so you don’t have to swap between photo and matte black inks, a colour screen to make adj...
Exceptional print quality; wide paper support; ethernet por...
Lots of things are fiddly: no Photoshop CS5.1 or 64bit support...
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Follow @katorphanides The Epson Stylus Photo R3000 A3+ photo printer takes nine ink cartridges, including three different photographic inks which help to ensure optimal performance in black and white prints: photo black, light black and light light bla...
This is one of the best photo printers you can buy but print costs appear to be high...
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But even though photo printing is a neglected area in this screen-based age, great things have been happening. For starters, the basic quality of digital photos is far in excess now of what was available for professionals 10 years ago. But ink, paper and...
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What is the Epson Stylus Photo R3000? If you take photography seriously, either as an enthusiastic amateur or in a semi-professional or professional sense, you need a printer which can reproduce colour and greyscale images with high quality. Epson's Stylu...
CD/DVD direct print, Front panel Pictbridge socket, Easy cartridge replacement...
No memory card readers, Slow on plain paper, Multiple setups can be fiddly...
Epson Stylus Photo R3000 - Print Speeds A4 plain paper print speeds are pretty irrelevant on this machine, but for the sake of completeness we ran our tests, producing speeds of 0.8ppm on our five-page black text print and 1.6ppm on the black text and col...
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These days, it's a pretty easy task when it comes to shopping for a pro-level, dedicated desktop photo printer; ask any serious photographer or art student who does his own printing, and chances are, he'd be enthusing about either the Canon Pixma Pro9500...
Superb color, B&W print quality, Ethernet and WiFi connectivity, CD/DVD printing, No manual swapping of black ink cartridges...
Loss of ink during black inks switchover, Expensive...
The Best A3+ Printer YetLet's cut to the chase: the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 is the best A3+ printer you can buy at the moment, especially for fine art printing. In our experience, both color and black-and-white prints were consistently excellent, in term...
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These days, it's a pretty easy task when it comes to shopping for a pro-level, dedicated desktop photo printer; ask any serious photographer or art student who does his own printing, and chances are, he'd be enthusing about either the Canon Pixma Pro9500...
Superb color, B&W print quality, Ethernet and WiFi connectivity, CD/DVD printing, No manual swapping of black ink cartridges...
Loss of ink during black inks switchover, Expensive...
The Best A3+ Printer YetLet's cut to the chase: the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 is the best A3+ printer you can buy at the moment, especially for fine art printing. In our experience, both color and black-and-white prints were consistently excellent, in term...
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dpexpert.com.au Updated:
2016-11-23 11:36:10
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Superb, but over-pricedThe low-down: This is an A3+ printer that uses pigment inks — nine cartridges which have a larger capacity (2.3X) than previous models. As well as handling paper up to A3+ width (32.5cm) it comes with a roll paper fitting. Unlike pr...
Print quality is breathtakingly good. Colours are vibrant and fine detail resolution is exemplary. There are no strange optical effects when the print is turned sideon to the light and the printed surface is smooth and luminous. Black and white photos on...
The price. The US price, direct from Epson, is $650 — a current discount special. The full retail price is $850. Ink cartridges are US$30 and AUD$48. Prices are as posted on the Epson web sites, so don't blame the retailers. And collecting ten per cent GS...
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Way back in 2008, Epson released the Stylus Photo R2880, a 13-inch / A3+ printer using its latest UltraChrome K3 inkset. This model offered a few improvements over the older 2400 printer that it replaced, thanks to new Vivid Magenta and Vivid Light Ma...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2011-08-10 02:33:35
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Photo fiends will all agree on the big picture: There’s nothing quite like having your best photos printed large enough to hang on a wall. Most consumer inkjet printers can do a decent job of printing onto 8.5x11-inch photo paper, but to pri...
Prints up to 13 inches wide, Excellent price, Superb image quality, Auto-switches black inks, Prints to roll paper, CDs/DVDs, Wi-Fi connectivity...
Costlier ink than Stylus Pro 3880, Wastes ink when switching certain modes...
For serious-hobbyist or semi-pro photographers on a budget, this wide-carriage printer offers superb image quality and value. If you do a lot of printing, though, note that the ink costs are a bit high...
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Epson's high-end photo printers—the ones that are aimed at professional photographers and graphic artists as well as serious amateurs—are universally acknowledged as among the best, so it's no surprise that the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 ($849.99 direct)...
Fast. Impressively high-quality photos and graphics. Prints on cut sheets up to 13 by 19 inches. Fine art papers available.
Lack of a rated duty cycle makes it unclear how much you can print per month without shortening the printers' useful life.
Gorgeous output at fast speed makes the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 of interest to both serious amateurs and professional photographers and graphic artists. Buy it now...
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tipa.com Updated:
2011-08-10 02:33:42
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This 13-inch wide printer seems designed for the enthusiast photographer who wants to make prints to show and share. The unit features high-capacity cartridges, networking and wireless connectivity, plus what Epson dubs Advanced Media Handling, which...
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The Epson Stylus Photo R3000 printer is for professional photographers and fine artists in a low-volume production setting who demand exhibition-quality color and black-and-white prints. The R3000 is essentially a smaller tabloid-size version of Epso...
Color gamut; print quality; control panel...
Hidden front USB port Share & EnjoyShareTweet Author: Steve Baczewski When Steve was young, he was struck by the work of Richard Avedon, Cartier Bresson, and Eugene Smith, and eventually got a degree in Photography. He writes and teaches about both traditional and digital fine arts photography.
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I’ve owned an Epson 1290 A3 printer for some years now and have loved it like a brother!The 1290 weighs 8.4 kgs with overall dimensions of 609x414x766mm (WHD). Colour: basic beige.The R3000 is quite a different beast: heavy as lead at 15kg and measuri...
Printing my standard tests chart I was not only surprised but delighted that the output on Epson Premium Glossy photo paper matched the screen display to within about 90 per cent fidelity.Another test image, a wonderfully rich colour image of a Ford pi...
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dpreview.com Updated:
2011-10-19 01:19:07
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Epson R3000 Review October 2011 | Vincent Oliver It's now almost 10 years since Epson launched the Stylus Photo 2100. The SP2100 was an instant success due to its use of long lasting UltraChrome pigment inks which claimed a life of 200+ years. Many p...
Superb print quality, Print speed, Large capacity ink cartridges, Compact size, Excellent LCD screen, Build quality...
Price, Straight paper path is a clumsy operation...
The R3000 has many features without too many bells and whistles. The quality of printing is first class, I calibrate my monitor before any printer review so I am confident that it is displaying accurate colours, however I still had to to lighten up th...
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Epson has had a long mainstay in the printer category and with more number of photographers and artists embracing digital photography, a professional photo printer definitely makes for a worthy investment, not only for budding enthusiasts, but also...
The Epson Stylus Photo R3000 Inkjet Printer is priced at Rs.69,000 (M.O.P). It doesn’t target casual users requiring general everyday printing of say, documents, images or PDFs. The main USP of this device is photo printing and it does that exceptiona...
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These days, it’s a pretty easy task when it comes to shopping for a pro-level, dedicated desktop photo printer; ask any serious photographer or art student who does his own printing, and chances are, he’d be enthusing about either the Canon Pixma Pro95...
Superb color, B&W print quality, Ethernet and WiFi connectivity, CD/DVD printing, No manual swapping of black ink cartridges...
Loss of ink during black inks switchover...
Let’s cut to the chase: the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 is the best A3+ printer you can buy at the moment, especially for fine art printing. In our experience, both color and black-and-white prints were consistently excellent, in terms of sharpness and co...
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The Epson Stylus Photo R3000 is a professional printer which uses long lasting UltraChrome K3 pigment inks especially formulated for archival printing. This 13 inch-wide printer comes with professional features including high-capacity cartridges...
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Epson lists the highlights of its R3000 as: • Pigment ink technology. Epson UltraChrome K3 w...
The R3000 handled everything we threw at it. And we threw everything at it. But "handled" doesn't quite cover it. Whether it was the help system accessed from the LCD or the front-loading thick media paper path or the generous ink capacity, the R3000...
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There are those who make prints often, and there are those who make prints occasionally. The split, you might think, is between amateur and pro, but that’s not always the case. Some “amateurs” print as much if not more than some pros, and some pros m...
For those who are not too concerned with making lots of prints in a kind of rapid-fire throughput, but who still want to make as good quality 13x19” prints as many (more expensive) pro-style printers, the R3000 will do the job nicely. Like I said, it’s...
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camerastuffreview.com Updated:
2014-02-07 03:13:13
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type of printer: A3+ test paper: Epson Lustre 260 grams recommended retail price test paper: € 18.45 per 20 A4 format ink set: Epson UltraChrome K3 test mode: see FAQ dimensions: 616 x 369 x 228 mm print time A4 in highest quality: 4 min. and 30 sec. prin...
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£557.57 PrinterbaseThe Epson Stylus Photo R3000 printer is the current flagship model of Epson's 13x19-inch photo inkjet lineup, second only to the much larger Epson Stylus Pro 3880 and following in the footsteps of the popular Epson R2880.This A3+ (wide...
Excellent print quality, Quiet printing, Easy WiFi setup...
umes a ton of ink, Singlesheet paper loading is a bit complicated...
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digitalcameraworld.com Updated:
2015-02-20 03:45:23
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Go large with your photo printing, right on your own desktop. We test
six leading models to find the best A3 and A3+ printers for photographers.Regular A4 photo printers are compact and convenient but, if you want a picture to frame and hang on the wall...
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