What is the difference between Epson pro 3880 and 3800 on pictures effects and prints
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I cannot answer this question since I have not seen 3880 prints. However, I have beenusing the 3800 for probably four (4) years without problems. The 3880 came out about6 months after my purchase of the 3800. I can say that the 3800 matches the quality ofthe large format Hp plotters costing $5,000 which I have used a lot. There would be no reasonto buy the old model unless you could get a real deal. I would highly recommend Epson printers,based on my experience.
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My best guess is there is virtually none. I own 3800 and I know people who have the 3880 and i can't tell a difference
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I owned a 3800 until it died, and then I bought a 3880. Difference is the 3880 uses different inks claiming to be better. I can tell no difference in the prints, however. If you use paper/printer profiles in Photoshop, though, note they are different.
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The answers previously provided only tell half the story. While Epson predefines standard paper sizes in the driver, the true maximum length using a custom paper size is 37.5". In other words; To print anything longer than 22" you will need to set a custom paper size. This is how you print 17"x25" or 16"x24" on a 3880. If you still wish to go longer than 37.5", you will need 3rd party RIP software and figure out a way to feed cut roll paper into the printer without creasing, kinking or mutilating it.
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I don't know, i would ask epson directly. Sorry, but I am not that techie enough to answer your question.
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When print a matte photo you have to manually put in Matte ink and when you print a glossy or luster or any other type of print you have to manually change the ink to Photo Ink. It is a hassle but the printer prints amazing prints and that is why it is worth it. Although the 3880 (I think that is the number of the newer printer) does it with a push of a button which would be wonderful. But I'm not buying a new printer. The ink is soooooooooo expensive but the printer does a beautiful job. The b/w glossies are absolutely stunning. Hope all this helps.
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Yes, I have taken an image from Photoshop 6 worked it to my perception and printed on my Epson R 3000. I use OSX Mavericks but know of no reason why changing operating systems would make a difference
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my experience with this product was not good i tossed mine and just use 81/2 x 11 teslin stock and photoshop for image manipulation, i use the epson 2200 photostylus works great!
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My 610 works and produces above the norm consistently, had it since 2007 and I've had HP's, Epson's , etc and what really makes the 610 shine is to scan, save to desktop, and attach to an email, documents, photos, text and flawlessy. In fact I got Canons website for upgrades for software etc. and thought why??????????????. If it ain't broke........................Good all around every day machine but a photo above 8x10 should be handled by a Canon, I believe 9000 pro or an Epson 3880 for superior print quality!
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Yes, the ink is the same for the 3800 and the 3800 PRO. As a matter of fact, if you look at the cartridges that came with the PRO they should be the same numbers as in this replacement pack. Stylus Pro 3800 printer, power cord, documentation, CD-ROM containing printer drivers and software (Windows and Macintosh). The Epson Stylus Pro 3800 ships with the following Epson UltraChrome K3 ink: Photo Black (T580100), Matte Black (T580800), Light Black (T580700), Light Light Black (T580900), Cyan (T580200), Light Cyan (T580500), Magenta (T580300), Light Magenta (T580600), Yellow (T580400).
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Hello and good day. The 3210 was a capable printer. WHEN IT WORKED. For I did had soft ware issues, I had to delete everything an reinstall. But for me was the feed mechanism. Over an over an over, paper jams. So got tired an got EPSON 837. An EPSON WAY OUT PERFORMED HP.... just the issue is inks are EXPENSIVE.
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Also the 4065F has 10 bit conversion compared to the 8 bit processing in the 4061F. I believe this means that up conversion from lower resolution sources is superior...less grainy with better color.
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I studied that one as an option as well and it was well reviewed but the Epson is LCD and also does 3D. Also the Epson is the leading brand in the category so I went with it.
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Yes, i have an epson 1430 and it works great. I use the glossy paper setting on epson vivid for a nice brighter color
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Thank you for asking. First I am a season on location portrait studio photographer. My production run 2 weekends in 3 months period. To answer your question, I print all my studio portraits with Premier Imaging Premium Photo Luster Paper. I have done a test on Epson Luster paper vs Imaging premium luster on my studio portrait and didn't notice a different. I also used epson ICC profile because Premier Imaging did not provide. In my opinion, any major brand of paper will work as long as you use correct icc profile. Warning on Refill non-epson ink. A friend of mine learn the hard way by switching to after market inks. Color won't change right away but it slowly shift as time goes on. The print head clogging and not recognize ink levels. BTW, My 3880 have not clog once yet after 3 years. I have gone thru 2 or 3 week without a print in my home studio and still work fine. Sorry I may have given you more than what you want to know. Hope my input help
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The Epson Scan software has a large variety of settings for acurate reproduction of images, but does not seperate them out by film type. Correcting for over/under exposure or color fading is not difficult, I have successfully copied hundreds of images from different types of films.
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Yes, the ink is the same for the 3800 and the 3800 PRO. As a matter of fact, if you look at the cartridges that came with the PRO they should be the same numbers as in this replacement pack.Stylus Pro 3800 printer, power cord, documentation, CD-ROM containing printer drivers and software (Windows and Macintosh).The Epson Stylus Pro 3800 ships with the following Epson UltraChrome K3 ink: Photo Black (T580100), Matte Black (T580800), Light Black (T580700), Light Light Black (T580900), Cyan (T580200), Light Cyan (T580500), Magenta (T580300), Light Magenta (T580600), Yellow (T580400). Yes, the ink is the same for the 3800 and the 3800 PRO. As a matter of fact, if you look at the cartridges that came with the PRO they should be the same numbers as in this replacement pack.Stylus Pro 3800 printer, power cord, documentation, CD-ROM containing printer drivers and software (Windows and Macintosh).The Epson Stylus Pro 3800 ships with the following Epson UltraChrome K3 ink: Photo Black (T580100), Matte Black (T580800), Light Black (T580700), Light Light Black (T580900), Cyan (T580200), Light Cyan (T580500), Magenta (T580300), Light Magenta (T580600), Yellow... » Read More Yes, the ink is the same for the 3800 and the 3800 PRO. As a matter of fact, if you look at the cartridges that came with the PRO they should be the same numbers as in this replacement pack.Stylus Pro 3800 printer, power cord, documentation, CD-ROM containing printer drivers and software (Windows and Macintosh).The Epson Stylus Pro 3800 ships with the following Epson UltraChrome K3 ink: Photo Black (T580100), Matte Black (T580800), Light Black (T580700), Light Light Black (T580900), Cyan (T580200), Light Cyan (T580500), Magenta (T580300), Light Magenta (T580600), Yellow (T580400). « Show Less
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It is about the same to a little less. I think it is more efficient than the 2610xi which is similar all in one machine and my wife copies a lot of articles and recipes on the new printer so it is very effective in producing images from a wide variety of sources. I am not sure what printer you are comparing to but the two others we have used were using more ink than the Envy 120.
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Benq W1080ST is also 3D capable , and it is DLP , so you'll get completely crosttalk and ghost 3D viewing. Another strength of DLP is deepest black , and more filmlike picture , no visible screen-door effect and better uniformity. My 1st projector was Epson 3LCD 705HD and Ill never go back with this technology at this price range (up to 1K) This Epson have awful contrast/black levels , and watching dark scenes is miserable.Despite its noisy autoiris , who doesn't help to boost the contrast , but only dims the lamp and dark scenes, leaving shadow details unexposed. Go with DLP, you won't regret. Don't worry , you won't see any rainbow effect, the color wheel is spinning faster than before. Benq W1080ST is also 3D capable , and it is DLP , so you'll get completely crosttalk and ghost 3D viewing. Another strength of DLP is deepest black , and more filmlike picture , no visible screen-door effect and better uniformity. My 1st projector was Epson 3LCD 705HD and Ill never go back with this technology at this price range (up to 1K) This Epson have awful contrast/black levels , and watching dark scenes is miserable.Despite its noisy autoiris , who doesn't help to boost the contrast , but only dims the lamp and dark scenes, leaving shadow details unexposed. Go with DLP, you won't... » Read More Benq W1080ST is also 3D capable , and it is DLP , so you'll get completely crosttalk and ghost 3D viewing. Another strength of DLP is deepest black , and more filmlike picture , no visible screen-door effect and better uniformity. My 1st projector was Epson 3LCD 705HD and Ill never go back with this technology at this price range (up to 1K) This Epson have awful contrast/black levels , and watching dark scenes is miserable.Despite its noisy autoiris , who doesn't help to boost the contrast , but only dims the lamp and dark scenes, leaving shadow details unexposed. Go with DLP, you won't regret. Don't worry , you won't see any rainbow effect, the color wheel is spinning faster than before. « Show Less