ferekids.blogg.se - Paper for epson stylus photo r1800 ink jet printer

Print archival-quality glossy and matte photos Delivers up to 5760 x 1440 optimized dpi and ink droplets as small as 1.5 picoliters.

Red and blue inks provide an expanded red and blue color gamut.

8-color pigment ink system including a unique gloss optimizer for vivid and uniform glossy prints.

Revolutionary 8-color Epson UltraChrome Hi-Gloss® pigment inkset using individual ink cartridges Best of all, with its archival pigment inks, your images and your ideas can stand the test of time for up to 200 years. Due to the high-performance piezo printhead, the R1800 also speeds through your projects quickly. This printer also supports a wide variety of media including thick fine art and roll papers and allows you to explore your creativity on various textures and a multitude of sizes up to 13" x 44". With the addition of red and blue inks, the R1800 also offers an extremely wide color gamut for incredibly vivid prints. Revolutionary UltraChrome Hi-Gloss ink incorporates a Gloss Optimizer to ensure your glossy prints are smooth and uniform. Superior glossy photos and enhanced media versatility are the distinctive capabilities of the Epson Stylus® Photo R1800.

Wax Crayon / Color Pens / Color Pencils.

What I'd particularly like to know is why the sensor seems to differentiate between photo and plain paper, if indeed it is as fault. Having done a little digging it seems that it could be that there's an issue with the paper sensor and in my search I located this nugget of intel that offers a solution:Ībsolutely no idea if this is a viable solution to the actual problem but given the circumstances, age of the printer and the onset of the issue it does seems likely. The issue started around 2-3 months ago and the printer isn't a second hand one either. Print using plain paper or any other non-photo paper/media setting and the printer works fine. Select "photo" paper in any form and the printer starts pulling the paper into the printer, halts with a paper jam error before allowing the paper to spit out with the paper feed button

Had an R1800 user reach out in desperation to help resolve a problem they're hitting with their printer. Thought I'd share this one as it's still rather open ended.