DIY photo-lab printers.(Tech Biz; from Epson America Inc.)(Brief Article)
The first of EPSON's new home photo-lab printers have a host of photographer-friendly features designed to make photo printing easier and faster.
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The Stylus Photo R310, with new generation dye based inks, more efficient individual foamless ink cartridges and faster print speeds, deliver's photo prints that are more durable and fade resistant than those made with previous generations of dye inks.
To make photo management even easier the R310 allows anyone to crop, resize, and pri
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