When I first got my Epson SureColor P800 a couple years ago, I was absolutely delighted with the quality. I could finally print at home! So when its successor, the P900, came along, I was intrigued. But is it worth upgrading for? Let me start by saying that, in terms
While I’ve been doing landscape and cityscape photography for many years, both on the ground and in the air, I’ve never printed my photographs from my home studio. I’ve always sent them to a lab. But after visiting a friend’s studio this past December and working with her on printing
Overnight, Epson announced a major refresh to its SureColor printer line, with the SureColor P700 and SureColor P900 printers. Set to replace the P600 and P800 printers — released in 2014 and 2015, respectively — the new printers bring the latest technology to ensure the highest accuracy possible when printing.
I’ll be honest — up until November, I had never used a photo printer, let alone owned one. I always just ordered from my local lab, as the number of prints I was ordering was so low. But as friends and family wanted to get some prints, and I wanted
