The Epson 78 Claria Hi-Definition Magenta Ink Cartridge is a revolutionary dye-based ink technology that delivers unsurpassed image quality and long-lasting results. Claria ink is tailor-made to fit the needs of the discerning photo enthusiast, and provides vivid, true-to-life colors with a wide color gamut that's ideal for printing your best shots. Best of all, photos printed with Claria ink will last longer than traditional, lab-processed photos. And, they'll even stand up to spills, smudges, and fading. That means you can share and frame your favorite photos, or place them in an album, worry-free. The cartridge is compatible with the following printers:

• Artisan 50
• Stylus Photo R260
• Stylus Photo R280
• Stylus Photo R380
• Stylus Photo RX580
• Stylus Photo RX595
• Stylus Photo RX680

For the Stylus Photo R260, R280, R380, RX580, RX595, RX680, and Artisan 50 Printers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long will it take to scan an black and white 8x10 print at 300 dpi? At 200 dpi?

A: The average time frame to scan an 8x10 print at 300 dpi on the Epson V600 is approxemelty, 30 seconds. But, there are other settings that can make the scan speed longer. There is on information on 200dpi but it should take about 12-18 seconds.

Q: 2. I recently got this. When scanning negatives, it scans then stops on every negative until I click the mouse. How can I get it to scan all ?

A: Unfortunately that is the nature of this scanner.

Q: 3. Slides are not completely flat; does this device have some means of flattening scanned media so as to avoid distortion?

A: The Epson Perfection V600 Photo Scanner includes film holders for Uncut 35mm fil strips and 120/220 size film. There is also a holder for mounted 35mm slides.

Q: 4. Is this scanner compatible with windows 8

A: Yes. The Epson V600 will work with Windows 8. Here are the compatible operating systems:Windows:Windows XP, XP Professional x64 Edition, Vista, 7, and 8USB 2.01024 x 768 resolution display with 24-bit colorMacintosh:Mac OS X 10.5.x, 10.6.x, 10.7.x, 10.8.xUSB port1024 x 768 resolution display with millions of colors

Q: 5. Will it scan 35mm 1/2 frame slides?

A: I can't see any reason why not, though I haven't done it myself.

Q: 6. Since this scanner doesn't work in Indian power conditions of 220v, can you please share an alternative scanner that would come close to the Epson Perfection V600, in terms of quality and price?Thank you

A: Below is a link to a recommended alternative scanner that can be used in any region, and is able to be exported (Epson actually prohibits us from exporting their products out of the USA also). See the link below for details on the scanner:http://bhpho.to/1pigA9Z

Q: 7. IS this compatible with MacBook Pro M2 running Ventura?

A: Yes, the Epson Perfection V600 Photo Scanner is compatible with a MacBook Pro M2 running Ventura.

Q: 8. I have a large library of b & w negatives to scan. I've made some tests but the scanned negatives don't look good nor have the quality I need for printing them 11X14 & 16X20. I have CS5 & OS X 10.7.5. I've had good luck scanning prints but not negatives. I've scanned slides with mixed results (maybe do to the resolution? 300dpi vs 400?). Would additional software help solve my problem? And what would you recommend? The negatives are all black and white--Tri X 400, TMax 100 & TMax 400 and the slides are Ektachrome.Thanks!

A: To make enlargements of 11x14 and larger from scanned 35mm negatives, I recommend setting the resolution to 4800dpi. 300 or 400 dpi scanning resolution for 35mm film is not nearly high enough.No extra scanning software is needed with this scanner.

Q: 9. Can 120 slides be scanned with the Epson V600?

A: I have only used my Epson V600 scanner to scan 35 mm slides. I have been very pleased with the good results I have had from scanning my thousands of slides.The employees at B&H were very helpful, courteous and professional to me. I highly recommend B&H, they were pleasure to do business with.

Q: 10. can I scan 35mm stereo slides with the epson v600?

A: Yes, you will have to take the slides out of the holders to scan them.