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Let's Print a Panorama on the EPSON P800
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2016
- I loaded a roll of Generic Luster 13" wide paper, on the P800 Roll Adapter, created a 13" x 36" custom paper size in the driver, then proceeded to load a 12" x 35" ( 10800 x 3703 Pixel ) image in Lightroom and placed in a correspondingly sized "Cell", chose the P800 ICC profile for Premium Luster and printed one gorgeous Panorama!
If you really want to move the P800 up a notch, you really need this accessory.
It is not cheap but it really truly work well and allows you do long Panoramas or continuous Banner printing on your P800 which would have been near impossible on a 3800 or 3880.
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Thanks Jose! Just got my P800 w roll adaptor two days ago...Still so much to find out about this printer!
Really Love it!!!
Its hard not too love this printer. If only the refillable fiasco could be solved soon, this would be the best of two worlds.
Awesome video! Print looked great. I can't find a roll adapter for this model anywhere as Epson discontinued it. Am I just out of luck?
Hi Jose, I found this video - I do choose Roll Paper, not banner, my previous questions was do I always have to make a custom size for the length, and apparently I do...(just noticed you did). So I've got it - ALWAYS choose a length as well as a width when loading roll paper. Thanks!
No Problem
This is very helpful. Thanks Jose!
Thank you!
I am going to print on epson clear film which has a blue peel off film to remove after printing. It will make it hard to see the cut line. Also the instructions say not to leave the roll media on the printer after use. How can I cut it straight so I can reload next time I use it? I’m stumped because the pull out tray is flimsy I can’t press down with pressure to cut. The cut line won’t show due to the blue film unless I put white paper behind it. Also I read lint and dust can stick to it so I can’t really cut it when not on the printer to get a straight edge. I’m hoping it will feed even if it’s not straight
Jose, you know that Palo Duro SGR comes in 13x38" sheets, right? No roll adapter necessary!
Yep.
It's unfortunate that Epson did not include an in printer cut feature like they have on the larger models. Nice pano
That Would have added to the cost and they would have had to have some sort of electronic connection with the printer and communication with the driver to operate it. Nope! No way that was going to happen for only a few hundred bucks!
No doubt they would have wanted more for that feature but once you've had an auto cutter on a printer it is very hard to go back to manual cutting especially for large batch printing jobs.
I agree and fondly remember the lowly SP2200 with its roll paper attachment WITH.... Auto paper Cutter!!!!
Solid job on these videos Joe. Good work
Thank you!
Yes,...but,....does it clog up like the other epsons?
What the P800? Not if you use it often like Printers are supposed to ed. There's not magic. Don't use your printer for weeks and of course it will clog. By the way, the reason canon printers stay supposedly clog free is not because they are better. They run preventive automatic cleaning cycles after 60 hours of non use. So if don't print on your Canon printer for just 2.5 days it runs a preemptive cleaning cycle before it even begins to print and BINGO, a perfect clog free print! If Epsons did that, they would never clog from user neglect either. That my friend is the secret of keeping your Inkjet printers free flowing.
I noticed that you mention the "finicky" nature of the process to get the roll loaded. Once that is successful, does the roll then feed without issues? Sorry if I missed that in the video
Yes. On the P800 once you have the roll loaded and feeding correctly there is no need to remove it unless you have to change media type. It will continue to feed till empty without further issues.
Hi Jose, First off- thanks for all the videos! Do you have a video for how to flatten roll printed images?
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Tells me "No Videos were found' I don"t know what the problem is
I just clicked on each link again and they lead me to the videos. Don't know what else i can tell you
I have the same issue. When clicking those links it takes me to the Video Manager on my channel?
nope! same thing here... "no videos were found"
Hello Jose, How are you satisfied with this printer? are you happy with the printouts quality? Is it really comparable professional printers? Would you print rather at home or in proffesional studio if you wouldn´t have to think about money but you would want the best quality?
The p800 is one great printer and with the roll adapter it puts about above anything it's class. PrPrint at a lab? Takes days back and forth until this y produce exactly what you want. Print at home? Full control of the process. On the spot results. But that is just my opinion.
Alright, thank you! I set a date with reseller and I will check the quality of the printout by myself. I would like to offer to my customers printouts ASAP so I could take pictures do the postprocess and print immediatelly but I was afraid if I give them the pictures if they won´t consider printing elsewhere for the next time.
Printing my own photos will be sweet bonus of this service :)
The P800 would perfect for that. Either with the roll adapter or not. Your customers will very happy with the results.
PROFESSIONAL
how much does something like this cost ( ink and paper wise ?
What it cost to produce or what you should charge? Actual cost about $10-15. The printer is $1000. Roll adapter is about $220.
Gracias! por los videos, tengo un pregunta mi printer Epson SY ph 1400 murió y estoy buscando a comprar otro, pero me preocupa el costo de la tinta versus cantidad en el cartrech y cantidad de printiadas, como se compara entre el epson SC P 400 al 600 y al 800.
Nadie jamas dijo que imprimiendo en su casa iba a ser barato. All contrario. Esa es la situacion. La P400 tiene cartuchos de 14ml La P600 de 29ml I la P800 cartuchos de 80ml. Esos te cuestan $55-60 por cada cartucho. Esa es la realidad! Yo siempre le recomiendo a la gente que piensen seriamente si verdaderamente qieren hacer esto. Porque cuesta dinero. Uno no puede no imprimir porque no pueden pagar por la tinta. El P800 te cuesta mas al principal Perl questa meno por cada ml de tinta. I para operar.
gracias! por responder
What will happen when I start printing a panoramic with low ink level? Does the printer abort this job or do it pause until I have changed the ink cartridge?
Some will stop, have you replace the empty and continue printing without a problem or a single mark on the print. So will NOT allow you to start the print.
Jose Rodriguez do I understand this that I can start printing any time and if while a actual job an ink gets empty it stops then I replace the empty ink and then it will continue at exact the stopped position without having any issues on the print? This would be very nice.
Again. It depends on the printer model. It depends on how low any cart ink level was whether it will stop and restart or simply not.let you print until you provide a full cart or it will.stop and you need to reprint the image again. The thing to do is to always monitor your ink levels before printing anything.
Thanks for the video. Which budget friendly printer would you suggest if I print photos no bigger than 16x20? I'm learning to do print portraits/documentary photos... Thanks.
There are no "Budget" printers that will fit your needs. You will need at least A CANON PRO-1000 or Epson P800 and remember that there are no 3rd party options for these two printer models. If you can find a brand new Older EPSON R3880 that will serve you as well and you can use third party inks and carts.
Thank you. I will have to find something smaller then, I do 16x20 every once in a while, but a lot of 12x18 and 11x14..
You will absolutely need a 17" printer to print 16x20. The smaller sizes can he done on any 13" printer.
yes thank you. i'll leave 16x20 to the lab and purchase a 13'' instead. thanks again.
I believe 16x20 is in cm no inches
has anyone use this for a 17" roll vinyl sticker paper. For signs and stuff? Will this printer work?
I will let you all know this coming week I will be loading it on my P800 for initial testing.
Jose Rodriguez thanks
Una pregunta José, estos tres modelos P400, P600 y P800 tienen la misma función de corte? es decir solo la función de corte punteado y siempre tienes que cortar el papel por ti mismo? o todos pueden cortar el papel de una vez sin que tengas que usar tijeras u otro objeto? saludos
Creo she hablas de el uso de Rollos de lapel. So, se puede cortar pedasos I imprimir directamente en ellos
claro, me refiero que cuando usas rollos y ya imprimiste cierta medida de foto, luego tienes que cortarla por ti mismo, o sea no lo hace el impresor?
Solo las impresoras professiones. Las de 13" a 17" no vienen con cortadoras automaticas. Tienes que cortarlas a mano
Gracias josé
Hola Jorge, para ti quien tiene mejor calidad en impresión fotográfica Epson o Canon?
Me llamo Jose no Jorge. LA dos marcas de impresoras son magnificas. Una no es major que la otra.
Hola José, disculpa el cambio de nombre. Gracias por tu pronta repuesta.
Is "Red River Palo Duro" Epson paper brand or else?
No it is from Red River. However the photo printer on the video is cheap RC Luster paper from Ebay.
Well if one is paid to promote these printers,...an answer like that would be expected!
That would be case. Except in my case I do not get paid by anyone! You can take my honest suggestions, like them or not. Sorry.
Then why ask?
Is Epson P800 still worth it in 2020?
Sure! There is nothing new in the horizon!
On which paper for the best photography exhibition quality?
Something will minimal gloss not not matte. There are so many I would not know where to begin. It also depends on what you want to spend. Red River Palo Duro is superb for color and b&w and works very well with dye as well as pigment printers and it will not break the bank.
what is the brand? Epson or else?
Jose Rodriguez why not matte?
WALLPAPER
is it possible to load 17" wide roll ????
Sure. I have one loaded in the P800 right now.
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what is the printing cost of a4
No idea. It depends on the image colors, density, the cost of ink per ml. On average it takes 1-2 ml total ink for an average A4 print.
why would you have to cut the paper?! doesn't it have a cutting blade for auto cut after the print is finished?? #confused & #shocked
No it does not. That feature is only available in the higher end models.
correct...there is no blade...one must cut self :-)
What a Fumbler!
Did I say that?