According to the print permanence experts at Print quality is important, but the Stylus Photo 1400 also produces images that will last, something that will appeal to both photographers and scrapbookers. And, while the 1400 really is designed as a photo printer, you can print very good quality text documents too, which makes it serviceable as a general-purpose printer. Photos on both glossy- and matte-finish papers showed bright, true-to-life colors, with excellent shadow detail, and resistance to both scratches and moisture. I printed test pages in Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Lightroom, and Apple’s iPhoto and Aperture, and the prints were all top notch. Print quality is Epson’s hallmark with the Stylus Photo line, and the 1400 doesn’t disappoint. Printing without margins is as simple as choosing the Borderless option for the appropriate paper size in the Page Setup dialog box. Borderless printing is supported on a number of paper sizes, starting at 4 inches by 6 inches. In order to accommodate 13-inch wide paper, the 1400 measures more than two feet wide, but the input and output trays fold up to keep the printer’s footprint compact when it’s not in use. Has one top-loading paper tray and a front-loading slot for printing on discs. A second disc includes Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 for the Mac, a $100 value. The six ink cartridges (black, cyan, magenta, yellow, light cyan, and light magenta) snap into place, and a single CD installs the print driver, CD-printing software, and manual. The USB-based printer sets up in a jiffy.
EPSON STYLUS PHOTO 1400 PRINTER INK SOFTWARE
It isn’t the speediest photo printer, and the software for printing on discs is lacking in features, but the most important piece-the prints themselves-are rich in color fidelity and detail, and they should last for a long time with proper care. Designed to make your images pop off the page at larger print sizes, the 1400 also offers CD/DVD printing and the ability to print directly from your camera, all for $400. The audio on the YouTube video is almost impossible to understand.Epson’s Stylus Photo 1400 is a photo ink-jet printer that produces high-quality, borderless prints up to 13 inches by 19 inches in size. I pushed it so often and so hard that I broke it off. Pushing the reset button does NOT reset the cartridges. There is a green tab on the left side of the cartridges, (I thought this was the button) and a very small white button on the top right side of the cartridge set. The description on where the "reset button" is, is not clear. System works fine but it is very difficult to reset the cartridges. It works beautifully, just as advertised! Scott from Henderonville, NC United States Now, they are a backup in case I have issues. I previously purchased the refillable cartridges from this company also.
EPSON STYLUS PHOTO 1400 PRINTER INK FULL
The chips reset the software to recognize the cartridges as full as soon as they get close to showing low. This one installed very quickly, and has worked flawlessly. Worth the money! I had previously installed a less expensive CIS in my 1400. In retrospect, I wish I had bought this with the ink wells filled for the extra $19.99, as it was a bit of a chore to fill them, although pretty easy. If you haven't installed one of these before, I suggest watching a YouTube video on this, as placement of the tubing can be a challenge. Finally, I tried this one and it works great! The instructions are a bit vague, but reading between the lines got me to the end. Using for DTF printing and it is super.įor years I used another CISS system for my Epson Artisan 1430 and always had problems with it (a now defunct product from a company called FantasyBuy). 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:ĭavid caruso from Hershey, PA United States
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