Epson printers – whether designed for home use or professional use - are known worldwide for their superb image quality. How is the just-introduced Epson EcoTank L8180 photo printer different from Epson’s other photo printers as far as image quality is concerned?
Epson continues its tradition of superb image quality, as mentioned by you, with the introduction of the new L8180 photo printer. With the EcoTank L8180, our aim is to provide extremely high quality photo prints with powerful performance and affordability along with the advantages of an InkTank system. This product is designed uniquely to cater to photo studios, photo enthusiasts, commercial photo shops and graphic design house. This multifunction printer also meets the requirements of graphic printing by delivering a higher colour gamut for stunning quality prints.
The L8180’s unique combination of 6 colour inks (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, Grey and Pigment black) is a perfect choice to print photo or document, thereby eliminating the need to have separate printers for general document printing and photo/ graphics printing. Its black and grey Ink combination allows it to deliver an enhanced level of grayscale photo print quality. We have especially focussed on the design of the L8180 to make it more compact and stylish so it enhances the room ambience wherever it is kept. It’s an amazing photo printer.
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