

EPSON STYLUS PHOTO R280 PRINTER SOFTWARE
I installed the software again and nothing could be done to get the printer from detecting the new ink. I went ahead and bought the ink only to find out that the printer did not want to work anymore. Well, it turns out you need to buy all the colors and it pretty much got expensive for me. After all the ink had finished we bought some ink but I only wanted to buy the black since everything I mostly printed was in gray-scale. I then figured it was a low levels of ink. I did a diagnostic and i could not find a way to get rid of the lines from showing. After the first year lines started to show on everything I was printing. For the first year I loved printing all my documents and it was a plug-and-play installation which pretty much made it easier to use.
EPSON STYLUS PHOTO R280 PRINTER FREE
I purchased a referbished version and for the price I paid and what I need it to do, it's a good cost.Īfter I bought my camera one of the things that attracted me to buying it was we got a free Epson stylus photo R280 printer. After the disk is printed onto, I typically need to let the disk sit untouched for 12 hours for the ink to set in, so this is not a quick fix for printing on disks directly. You have to insert an additional try to print on disks, you can't just stick the disk into the printer as is, the tray is included with the printer. I only print text and logos on the face of the disks, as I was not pleased with the results of printing photos on the face of the disks, the quality was average. I will say that the colors are somewhat off on the items I print onto disk, I'm not sure if this is because of the "paper" used on the disk face or because of the printer. I use this printer primarly to print onto disks and not paper. It tends to be an ink hog, which is it's major downfall. The Epson Stylus Proto R280 InkJet printer is a descent printer for the price.
