Work And Pleasure EPSON SURECOLOR SC-P800

Epson’s current upgrading of its pro-level pigmented-inks photo printer line-up has now extended to the A2+ format. Trevern Dawes put the SC-P800 to the test with both cut sheets and roll papers.

REPORT BY PAUL BURROWS

WHEN A COLLEAGUE RECENTLY told me how much he loved his Epson Stylus Pro 3880 you’d have to think that he – probably along with many others – is pretty satisfied with his existing photo printer. So how might he react to the arrival of its replacement in the shape of the A2+ format addition to the Sure-Color line-up? The basic shape of the new Epson SureColor SC-P800 hasn’t altered from the Stylus Pro 3880, but this time the silver-and-black colour scheme becomes an elegant all-over black while most of the features of the earlier A3+ format SureColor SC-P600 – such as the intuitive tilt-adjustable 6.85 cm LCD control screen and the new UltraChrome HD pigmented inkset – have been incorporated. The LCD screen is primarily used to check the…

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