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“This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo XP-8700 Wireless All-in-one Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.” The printer arrived and had user friendly download guides. The ink was also an easy set up, I did expect I would need patience for this part lol. Very happy with the initial printer head test as there was no banding. I was surprised how easy it was to use the Epson Smart panel, on my android galaxy. My first sample print was an image of my daughter where I used a cartoon filter. I used Fine Art smooth gloss paper and WOW! very pleased!. I definitely loved how smooth the rollers were, as there were NO marks or indents on my photos. Very consistent outcome as well with the EPSON Photo+ program on my Mac laptop. I am most impressed with the color calibration. I can be a little OCD with the white balance and everything was right on. The colors were vibrant where expected and the quality of the overall image was edge to edge awesome with true borderless results. I ran 2 prints of each size for different images both on smooth gloss as well as a matte lustre. Everything has been on point. No misfeed errors and the printer responded in a very timely manner with my wireless requests. I liked having a larger touch screen to work with as well. The only thing I would change/add is the final layout option. Example: I printed a 5x7 and it auto printed up the middle of the page, as opposed to horizontal on one end of the paper.(However, I feel that’s more of my own preference). I would highly recommend this printer. It’s compact and mighty to say the least.

I just finished printing a portfolio with this paper using an Epson P800 printer. I'm delighted by the results. This is a lightly-textured, matte, Japanese Washi paper. It fed through the printer without problem. Awagami's downloadable ICC profile worked well, although the generic Epson matte paper profile did to. There was some softening of image contrast and color saturation as you'd expect, so don't think of this as a general-purpose paper. For me it worked better with images that didn't have lots of dark areas. This paper is also rather delicate. You have to match the right image to it for it to really make sense, especially given its price. But if you want a paper with a certain tactile quality, this is a beautiful choice.

This paper used with an Epson Color Stylus Printer like the Epson 2200 or 3800 printers produce outstanding colors and tones with fantastic sharpness and saturation. Ink usage is not bad at all. You cannot tell if the image is a film image or digital because the detail is so good.

I used this with my Epson P800 printer and the color rendition was a perfect match to the image on my wide gamut computer monitor. Because the Ilford paper is heavier than Epson's own paper, it's a better choice for professional printing.

I use this ink on my Epson 4900 printer. It adds a new dimension to the color gamut of the image I print.

Excellent quality print image using the Epson 2200 printer - in high image resolution mode -

In an Epson 3880 printer.

The best in for my Epson printer

I am using this for my Epson 1400 printer.

I use it with my Epson 1280 printer.