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Stylus Photo 1400 vs. Stylus Photo 1290

A quick look at the differences between the Stylus Photo 1400 and its

popular predecessor, the Stylus Photo 1290.

Epson Stylus

Photo 1400

Size

A3+

Ink type

Dye (Claria)

Ink colours

6 colours: C/M/Y/Lm/Lc/K

Individual I/C

Yes

Lightfastness

Good

Resolution

5760x1440 optimized resolution

Minimum droplet size

1.5pl

Print head nozzles

6 x 90

Speed

15 ppm

Max. Plain Paper (Black)

15 ppm

Max. Plain Paper (Colour)

111 sec

8x10 on A4 Glossy (720x720)

8x10 on A4 Glossy (1440x720)

173 sec

A3 Glossy (720x720)

A3 Glossy (1440x720)

Borderless printing

Yes

Supported media widths

4"x6"-13"x19" (A3+)

Roll paper

FA paper

CD/DVD print

Yes

I/F

USB2.0

PictBridge support

Yes

Adobe RGB mode

Yes

High image quality, faster throughput, and longer print life

Although the Stylus Photo 1400 and the Stylus

Photo 1290 are both 6-colour printers with A3+

size paper handling, the Stylus Photo 1400 offers

significant performance advantages. In terms of

print quality, the Stylus Photo 1400 boasts a

minimum droplet size of 1.5 picolitres, vs. 4

picolitres for the Stylus Photo 1290. The most

pronounced difference, however, is in the Stylus

Photo 1400 Claria photographic ink and improved

MicroPiezo print head. Not only does Claria ink

Epson Stylus

Photo 1290

A3+

Dye

6 colours: C/M/Y/Lm/Lc/K

Poor

2880x720

4pl

6 x 48

9.4ppm

9.0ppm

273 sec

483 sec

Yes

4"x6"-13"x19" (A3+)

Yes

USB1.1, Parallel

offer far superior fade-resistance, the improved

print head assures smoother gradations and

approximately 1.5 times the throughput speed at

equivalent resolution. In addition, the Stylus Photo

1400 offers the cost efficiency of individual ink

cartridges, whereas the Stylus Photo 1290 uses a

single ink cartridge for all colours except black.

Stylus Photo 1400 vs. Stylus Photo R1800

A quick look at the differences between the Stylus Photo 1400 and the

Stylus Photo R1800.

Epson Stylus

Photo 1400

Size

A3+

Ink colours

Dye (Claria)

Type of color

6 colours: C/M/Y/Lm/Lc/K

Individual I/C

Yes

Lightfastness

Good

Resolution

5760x1440 optimized resolution

Minimum droplet size

1.5pl

Print head nozzles

6 x 90

Speed

15 ppm

Max. Plain Paper (Black)

15 ppm

Max. Plain Paper (Colour)

111 sec

8x10 on A4 Glossy (720x720)

8x10 on A4 Glossy (1440x720)

173 sec

A3 Glossy (720x720)

A3 Glossy (1440x720)

Borderless printing

Yes

Supported media widths

4"x6"-13"x19" (A3+)

Roll paper

FA paper

CD/DVD print

Yes

I/F

USB2.0

PictBridge support

Yes

Adobe RGB mode

Yes

The printer for those who demand still more

The primary differences between the Stylus Photo

1400 and the Stylus Photo R1800 are attributable

to the inks they use. Where the Stylus Photo 1400

uses dye-based Claria photographic ink, the Stylus

Photo R1800 uses pigment-based Ultrachrome

Hi-Gloss ink that offers a wider colour gamut and

better archival life, as well as excellent short-term

colour stability. In addition, the Stylus Photo

R1800 accepts roll and fine art paper, and

because it has twice as many ink nozzles, it prints

Epson Stylus

Photo R1800

A3+

Pigment (UltraChrome Hi-Gloss)

8 colours: C/M/Y/Pk/Mk/Bule/Red/GO

Yes

Excellent

5760x1440 optimized resolution

1.5pl

8 x 180

13ppm

6.5ppm

71 sec

112 sec

Yes

4"x6"-13"x19" (A3+)

Yes

USB2.0, IEEE1394

Yes

much faster. The affordable Stylus Photo 1400

may be a more attractive choice for amateur

photographers and business users with general

colour printing needs, but for users who are

serious about photography, and want the finest,

most fade-resistant print quality, the Stylus R1800

is the printer of choice.