And with the right paper, their output is indistinguishable from photographic prints unless you use a fairly powerful magnifier. By the way, if you remember the issue over the Epson inks on the glossy paper being attacked by airborne ozone, we haven't yet seen the reformulated materials that will solve this problem. But mounting prints under glass largely prevents the color shift in the meantime and is a good idea in general to preserve images that you care about and protect them from scratches, ultraviolet and other damaging effects. Read PC Magazine's review of 31 ink jet printers. Click for more .
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