Epson C80 Printer Review

October 17, 2013 ·

Alain Briot

Alain Briot is one of the most successful landscape photographers working in the American Southwest today. His work is widely exhibited and collected. His new monthly column for this web site, of which this is part, is calledBriot's View. An extensive interview with Alain is included in Issue #1 ofThe Luminous Landscape Video Journal.

This article and accompanying photographs are Copyright 2001 by Alain Briot

Epson C80 - © Epson Corporation

Introduction

Under an unassuming appearance and an attractive $180 price tag theEpson C80printer introduces a number of innovations to the world of desktop printers.

First of all this is a pigment ink printer. As such it is only the second Epson consumer-grade desktop printer to use pigmented inks, the first one being theEpson 2000p.

Second, the inks used in the C80 are of a brand new formulation used exclusively in the C80 at the time of this review (November 2001). NamedDuraBritethese inks are said by Epson to have ...

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