PT Stylus Photo 785EPX prints pictures without computer Epson's new ink jet printer outputs directly from a digital camera and lets users even do some basic editing. With the introduction of the Stylus Photo 785EPX, Epson expanded its Stylus Photo printer family with a model that prints directly from a digital camera without being connected to a computer.
Users can even do some basic editings such as sharpness, contrast and color correction.
The output of a 4 by 6 inch photo takes 54 seconds, a 8 by 10 inch picture takes a little less than 2 minutes. Equipped with a PC-Card slot, the printer supports almost every storage device used by digital cameras, including CompactFlash Type I and II, Memory Stick, IBM s Microdrive and SmartMedia. The Stylus Photo 785EPX also supports a technology called Print Image Matching, that optimizes the printouts by sharing specific settings with different camera models. These cameras, of course, must provide Print Image Matching as well and are expected to hit stores in early summer, according to Epson. The printer is scheduled to be shipped in June.