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Epson Stylus Photo 1400 Wide-Format Color Inkjet Printer (C11C655001)

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Features

  • Creates 4 x 6 inch photo prints with maximum resolution of 5760 by 1440 optimized dpi in less than 1 minute
  • Prints 8x10 inch images in under two minutes
  • Six individual, high-capacity Claria Hi-Definition ink cartridges create high-quality smudge, water, scratch, and fade resistant prints
  • Features a PictBridge port for PC-free photo printing from digital cameras and mobile camera phones
  • It has 1-year limited manufacturer warranty

Description

Imagination meets innovation. — The Epson Stylus Photo 1400 takes photo printing to the next level, delivering brilliant, Ultra HD prints up to 13" x 19" for extraordinary large-size prints, photos, displays and more. SP1400 ImageThis high-performance, wide-format photo printer also features CD/DVD printing, so you can quickly design and print professional-looking CDs/DVDs for your digital portfolio. With the Epson 1400, you get advanced color and lighting correction, so your photos are sure to impress. And, for added convenience, this powerful printer includes Adobe® Photoshop® Elements (a $70 value)1. Best of all, with smudge, scratch, water and fade resistant photos, your work is always ready to showcase. In fact, with Claria® Hi-Definition Ink, prints last up to 4x longer than photo lab quality prints2. And it’s fast too. You get beautiful, borderless 13" x 19" photos in as fast as 3 minutes. It’s never been easier to achieve vivid, large-size prints and sharp, everyday projects.

Brand: Epson


Connectivity Technology: USB


Printing Technology: Inkjet


Special Feature: large format


Color: Silver


Model Name: Epson Stylus Photo 1400 Wide-Format Color Inkjet Printer


Printer Output: Color


Maximum Print Speed (Color): 15 ppm


Max Printspeed Monochrome: 15 ppm


Item Weight: 25.4 Pounds


Maximum Media Size: 13 inch x 19 inches


Power Consumption: 16 Watts


Print media: Glossy photo paper


Scanner Type: Photo, Portable


Max Input Sheet Capacity: 500


Max Copy Speed (Black & White): 15 ppm


Compatible Devices: Smartphones


Maximum Color Print Resolution: 5760 x 1440


Sheet Size: 11 inch x 17 Inches, 13 inch x 19 Inches, 4 inch x 6 Inches, 5 inch x 7 Inches, 8 inch x 10 Inches, 8.5 inch x 11 Inches


Maximum Black and White Print Resolution: 5760 x 1440 dpi


Warranty Type: limited warranty


Color Depth: 24 bpp


Dual-sided printing: Yes


Maximum copies per run: 50


Wattage: 16 watts


Max copy resolution color: 5760 x 1440


Max copy resolution black-white: 5760 x 1440 dpi


Duplex: Automatic


Hardware Interface: PictBridge


Ink Color: Multi-color


Additional Printer functions: Print Only


Control Method: Touch


Output sheet capacity: 50


Total USB Ports: 1


Model Series: Epson Stylus Photo


Specific Uses For Product: Home


UPC: 807027556165 033584119950 010343859937 999993585932


Printer Ink Type: Dye-based


Supported Media Sizes: 4 x 6 inches


Global Trade Identification Number: 37


Memory Storage Capacity: 64 MB


Product Dimensions: 24.2 x 8.8 x 12.4 inches


Item Weight: 25.4 pounds


Item model number: C11C655001


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 12, 2007


Manufacturer: Epson


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    • Long Term Use Review
I have used this printer for 8 years without problem. This review qualifies as a review since long term use is the only true measure. This review is for the Stylus Photo 1400. Here is what you need to know. This printer is NOT the printer you want if you desire quick, easy wireless or network printing. This can be accomplished with accessories but it is troublesome and there are No Peer to Peer options. (Peer to Peer means directly printing wirelessly without any WiFi base station or wireless router) Best use for this printer is direct USB cable connection. Before you consider the purchase of this discontinued printer, consider your requirements first. The updated whiz bang gadget laden replacement for this printer that includes Peer to Peer wireless printing is the Epson P600 and is well worth considering all aspects involved. However.... if you wish a well designed simple workhorse wide format printer, this is a good choice. (NOTE: Original purchase price for this printer was $239.00) I use Macintosh computers only. (which means I also run Windows) My review is based upon PPC and Intel Macintosh use. I do not use the CD printer portion of this printer because I have another printer that takes care of that task. My primary use for this printer is Digital Scrapbooking and Greeting Cards. The default size for digital scrapbooking is 12X12. I have printed hundreds of 12X12 pages and greeting cards flawlessly.... HOWEVER!!!! The printer itself is a proven design and is very reliable HOWEVER.... the printer software drivers are not what you may call "perfected". I have used this printer under OSX 10.4 to 10.10. From OSX 10.4 to 10.5 you must install the drivers from the included CD (not recommended) or download the latest from Epson. (recommended) OSX 10.6 drivers can be installed from download OR directly from Apple software update. OSX 10.7 and above is Apple software update ONLY. One may wonder.... what is the difference in these drivers and do they have any effect? The answer is, they are different and they do have an effect which can be quite profound. The "profound" effect is directly related to Paper Thickness. This printer and the entire Epson 1400 series (including the 1430) have 2 paths for paper. 1. Regular paper which includes most standard photo paper. 2. Thick paper and envelopes which includes some photo papers. What happens is simply this,.... if the wrong paper thickness is selected, the print will have banding and some other aberrations. Problem is.... the Apple supplied driver does and does not allow direct control over paper thickness. ******** UPDATED CORRECTION 1. Print something. 2. Click on the Epson Stylus Photo 1400 box at the top and choose the up dawn arrows. 3. Choose Printers & Scanners Preferences. (this opens System Preferences) 4. If more than one printer driver, choose Epson Stylus Photo 1400. 5. In the window choose Options & Supplies. 6. In the next window choose Options. Here you will find the button that chooses plain paper or thick paper & envelopes. (on or off) ******** Specifically, I used Apple's driver (OSX 10.6 to 10.10) with this printer and regardless of my paper thickness setting being set to "normal", my 12X12 photo prints are automatically sent through the thick paper path and this cannot be controlled / defeated. FORTUNATELY.... this model of the 1400 series does not cause or create any print problems resulting from this uncontrollable setting. UNFORTUNATELY.... the subsequent 1400 printer series DO have serious problems with this uncontrollable setting. ******** (see correction above) (I tested results with alternate paper thickness settings and the wrong setting creates a printed image problem 99% of the time, typically "banding") The quirks do not end there. Using the supplied Epson drivers introduces a minor annoyance, BUT.... also provides complete control over paper thickness and does Not automatically route 12X12 prints through the thick paper path. (OSX 10.4 to OSX 10.6 only) The annoyance is.... the Epson printer driver will not automatically quit when the printing task is finished. You must manually quit the print driver using Epson's drivers whereas Apple's drivers automatically quit at end of task. The complaints about the 1400 series pinter problems (using Macintosh) do not apply to this specific (discontinued) model. Complaints about ink use and cartridges not being entirely empty are generated by those who do not realize the problems with ALL InkJet printers. ALL Inkjet printers must not run their tubes dry or the ink itself will clog the tubes. There will always be some ink left in the cartridge and is required for maintaining proper operation. (keeping the tubes unclogged) COST ????.... let's not fool ourselves OK? Your printer is a very sophisticated electromechanical device and is very expensive to design and produce. IF.... you were charged full price for your printer, you would be paying thousands for every printer you ever bought. The printer manufacturer makes your printer affordable and makes "virtually" ALL profit from ink sales. Whether or not the actual cost and profit margin that the consumer is subjected to is Moral, Just or even Legal is not the topic of this review. (that would be an opinion versus a review.... no doubt my "opinion" is the same as yours) Bottom line: A very well designed printer that accurately prints what I see on my monitor with a very acceptable quality and has withstood the test of time. Excellent for 12X12 digital scrapbooking and greeting cards without need for ICC profile installation. I have printed perhaps thousands of BW and Color plain paper documents as well but it is not as fast as the Epson Artisan series for documents or 4X6 photo prints. No wonder it was discontinued.... it lasts too long. PS The best Epson printer for 4X6 prints are the Artisan series. (I use an Artisan 835 for my 4X6 prints, but beware, the Artisan series prints are much darker than what you see on your monitor and you should use the Artisan ICC profile for accuracy) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2015 by Suhr
    • Piece of crap
This was my first Epson printer and it will be my last. While it has occasionally printed a decent picture, the trouble it takes to get it to print correctly doesn't make the printer worth the effort or money spent. The paper jams constantly. The printer cartridge printheads are often defective (in fact EVERY cartridge I've bought for this printer has been defective and needed to be immediately replaced... by another defective cartridge). The cartridges are not so cheap that I can afford to replace them constantly -- which I would have to do to get anything printed. Even plain black text looks terrible as the printer leaves gaps, streaks and blobs of ink all over the page. For the money spent, this thing is NOT worth it. At all. It is infuriating to use and for all the energy expended, you get terrible, blotchy prints and end up pouring money into the ink cartridges. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2010 by Daena Ortego
    • This printer started great, but it's falling apart
I bought this printer for my Father last year. He's printed approximately 2,000 4x6 prints and in the last several months the print quality has severely degraded. It requires two to three major cleanings to get decent image quality on OEM inks - regardless of frequency of use. I'm familiar with Epson as I'm a large format digital printer by trade, but this is not a machine I'd recommend at all. Price point was decent, but I would've spent more on a printer that was meant to be run and not used sparsely. If you have any inclination to print a substantial amount of digital prints this is not the machine to buy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2012 by john szalkowski
    • Superb Print Quality Right Out of the Box
Well, I just installed this big monster and printed my first picture. I was absolutely blown away by the quality of the print. The detail, clarity and color accuracy were all way beyond anything I've printed, or had printed at a store. No printer I've had previously, including previous Epson, Lexmark and Canon models, comes close to the beautiful results I have in my hand right now. I know that other reviewers have noted quality problems in the long run, and I reserve the right to edit this review at a later date, but right now I'm just in awe of this thing. Oh, and I made no adjustments of any kind to the printer before I made my first picture. I simply selected the highest print quality and "Ultra Premium Glossy Photo Paper" as the source, and that was it. The colors were an exact match of the picture on my calibrated monitor. Now, if this thing just keeps working, I'll be a happy camper for a long time. Edit: Over one year into ownership now, and still no problems whatsoever. No ink clogs or paper feeding errors. It gulps down ink, and the ink isn't cheap, but the stunning prints are worth it. I've used numerous papers, including Hahnemuhle Photo Rag and Epson Velvet Fine Art, and the pictures come out perfectly using just the provided profile for "Epson Premium Presentation Paper Matte". I can't tell you the feeling when a client looks at their print for the first time and their breath catches in their throat. The cost of the ink, though, has meant that I only use this printer for paying customers or special prints. For everyday stuff, I still use my old Canon IP6220. Still, when I need an awesome print, this is my baby. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2010 by John Guilbault

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