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Epson Stylus Photo 1400 Photo Printer | 
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| Brand: Epson
Category: CE
List Price: $399.99
Buy New: $274.99
You Save: $125.00 (31%)
New (34) Refurbished (1) from $228.00
Rating:  28 reviews
Color: Silver
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Operating System: Apple MacOS X 10.2.8
Modem: None
Shipping Weight (lbs): 25.4
Dimensions (in): 24.2 x 8.8 x 12.4
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: Epson Stylus 1400 Claria Photo Printer
Model: Epson Stylus 1400 Claria Photo Printer
UPC: 010343859937
EAN: 0010343859937
ASIN: B000MLDPM2
Release Date: February 18, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: * Brand new. Low shipping. Sorry we do not ship to P.O. Box, AK/HI/APO/FPO. Trusted seller. See our ratings.
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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 8-by-10-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 | | • | 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Epson Stylus Photo 1400 photo printer creates vibrant and crystal-clear standard 4-by-6-inch photo prints with a maximum resolution of 5760 by 1440 optimized dpi in less than one minute, and 8-by-10-inch prints in less than two minutes, with the capacity to print up to 13-by-19-inch enlargements without losing photo vibrancy or clarity. The Photo 1400 uses six individual, high-capacity Claria Hi-Definition Ink cartridges for high-quality smudge, water, scratch, and fade resistant prints that will impress family and colleagues, and last for generations to come (up to 200 years in a photo album). The 24.2 by 31.6 by 16.3 inch Photo 1400 printer also features auto photo correction capabilities, a PictBridge port for PC-free photo printing from digital cameras and mobile camera phones, and it can print onto inkjet printable CDs and DVDs. In addition, it comes with a 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty. What's in the Box
Stylus Photo 1400 ink jet printer, cyan high-capacity ink cartridge (T079220), magenta high-capacity ink cartridge (T079320), yellow high-capacity ink cartridge (T079420), light cyan high-capacity ink cartridge (T079520), light magenta high-capacity ink cartridge (T079620), black high-capacity ink cartridge (T079120), CD print tray and software, printer documentation, CD-ROM (printer drivers and software), and Adobe Photoshop Elements.
Product Description
The Epson Stylus Photo 1400 takes photo printing to the next level with fast and impressive 13" x 19" prints at a breakthrough price. You get rich color and detail for enlargements, displays and more. With innovative Claria Hi-Definition Ink, plus ink droplets as small as 1.5 picoliters, you're sure to see the finest detail. Your projects are always ready to present. Display your work worry-free with smudge, scratch, water and fade resistant prints. Every print is sure to impress with auto color and lighting correction.This high-speed, wide-format photo printer also offers value-added features like direct CD/DVD printing, so you can easily create professional-looking CD/DVDs for your digital files. Best of all, whether you print customized CDs or borderless, 12" x 12" scrapbooking layouts, the Epson 1400 makes it easy. Plus, it's fast, so you can move on to the next project in no time at all. It's all possible with this remarkable printer. Brilliant, large-size prints and beautiful everyday projects have never been easier. Realize your creativity with the Epson 1400.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 10 more reviews...
 Excellent Quality September 30, 2008
J. Mangler
The prints are fantastic quality. We use this as a dedicated photo printer. Always use the Epson ink and the highest quality papaer - it makes a difference.
Be aware that the printer is huge! If you're looking for a desktop, mulitpurpose, photo/document printer, don't buy this unit - it's just to large.
 Epson = Clogged Nozzles that get worse with "cleaning:" September 29, 2008
reluctant techie (olympia, wa)
This is the last epson I will have die on me, never again after the fourth one was only a month old and on its first ink change.
What happens:
You run out of ink and replace a cartridge. This causes a nozzle cleaning cycle to run. Nozzles that were working FINE before are now CLOGGED because epson cant figure out how to purge their ink properly. They get gummed up.
Epson's solution? Run another cleaning cycle - which makes the problem WORSE! They can only be fixed by a technician via complicated disassembly that costs more in labor than the darned printer is worth.
This is my second dead epson in one month. They print amazing when they print right but that isn't often enough for the price.
Never again, Epson...never again.
Skip the Epson 1400 September 26, 2008
Ed B (San Francisco, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've been living with the Epson 1400 for almost a year now, and I have to give it a huge thumbs down. Yes, it produces beautiful photos. Yes, it can scale up to 13x19 inches. It's quiet and fast and all the other nice things everyone's saying about it. But oh, the cost! And I'm not referring to the price of the printer.
Epson made some horrible choices for the 1400:
- The ink cartridge is unique and, incompatible with all their existing lines.
- The cartridges are very hard to find.
- The cost of each cartridge is $20 plus and there are six of them.
- They are not available in discounted packs.
- If you actually try and print photos with this printer (rather than just text and the occasional web page) you'll spend between $50 and $100 a month on ink.
- If you print a lot of large photos - the poster size - you'll spend even more.
- Almost no ink refillers stock this cartridge. My experience with the one or two who do is, non-Epson color sucks.
- Epson won't even accept these cartridges for recycling!
If you're looking at this printer as a bargain, forget it. The ink costs will kill you. If you don't care about price, then you should be buying a better (semi-pro) printer anyway.
I wish I had my old HP printer back. Anyone want to buy a used 1400? Excellent shape!
Great printer--good price September 13, 2008
scdesign (Taos, NM)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a great printer for someone who needs a large format printer. I am a graphic designer and I use it to proof 11x17 newsletters. My last stylus photo printer lasted 10 years. This is an improvement because there are 6 ink cartridges instead of 2. My only complaint is that ink is so expensive, but all ink jet printers have that problem. So I still recommend it highly.
EPSON 1400 : PERFECT 1280 REPLACEMENT September 6, 2008
MARVIN RINNIG
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've been a pro photographer since 1970. I sell rock concert photos I shot in the [...] .I've had the Epson 1280 with a bulk ink system for 3 years. It's known as a workhouse and very reliable. When you pump up the colour saturation in PhotoShop, the 1280 prints look like the old dye-transfer prints of the 60's & 70's that cost $200 for an 8x10 print back then.
When I thought it was time for a new unit, I studied all info on the Epson 1400. With the special low prices currently on this unit, I took the plunge. It's easy to plug in, load the software, and bam, you're printing beautiful 13x19 prints. It really seems to be the direct replacement for the Epson 1280 so it was easy for me to use. I didn't even need the user instructions. Plus I found some re-fillable dye ink cartridges that have been working perfectly. With these the cost of ink replacement becomes very low.
One thing I noticed about the 1400 is how quiet it is. I don't even notice it's printing. I watch TV or listen to the stereo and I'm not bothered by the 1400, whereas the 1280 was kind of a background noise.
By the way, I also purchased the Epson 3800 for larger, archival museum quality prints using their pigment ink. This printer is amazing. If you're looking for black & white printing that looks true to wet darkroom prints, the Epson 3800 does it. I use their Ultra Premium Lustre paper and the prints are dazzling. It totally reminds me of darkroom prints using the old AGFA Brovira paper. All you old timers like me will remember that paper. It was tops for museum gallery prints.
Kudos to Epson....I wish I had these printers 35 years ago.
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