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I have PSE10 software and an Epson Stylus Pro 3880. I've had a long standing problem that I'm tired of compensating for. When I print, say, a 16"x20" image, it NEVER comes out that size -sometimes a little smaller, other times a little larger. The other two sizes I print -8.5x11 and 11x17- come...

I make jigsaw puzzles. The part of the process I'd like advice on pertains to gluing the paper displaying the photo onto a 16"x20" cardboard backing. I buy the white glue from Daige and apply it to the cardboard with a small roller. I'm very pleased with the quality of the outcome but the...

I'll check them out. Thank you.

I have an Epson Stylus Pro 3880. I use Epson Ultra Premium (Luster) photo paper (17"x22"). I'm extremely happy with the quality of print. However, the price is more than I wish to pay as it has a significant impact on the price/cost point of the product I market. Has anyone found a paper product...

Thank you, Dan, Gordo & Stephen. Just what I was looking for: helpful and concise.

This is a very basic question if you're an experienced photographer/printer. Some clarification from those who know will be a big help. If I have an original digital photo that I want to Photoshop (brighten, crop, etc.) that I want to print over and over (not only at one time), what process...

Reply to paulb: I have a 3880. I'd appreciate any thoughts you have. Thanks.

Thanks, D. I think I'll stick to the OEM ink. I'd love to reduce my costs but not at the expense of the printer. When it comes to people's spending habits, there's 'cheap' and there's 'stupid cheap'. Stupid cheap is when you save money on the ink cartridges and ruin an expensive printer. Thanks...

I have an Epson Stylus Pro inkjet printer. I'm considering buying compatible cartridges to cut my toner costs by one-third. However, I don't want to invalidate my warranty or damage the printer. Any thoughts?

I have an Epson Stylus Pro 3880 wide format printer. The Epson Ultra Premium photo paper (17"x22") works perfectly for the applications I need. But at $55 to $80 for 25 sheets, it's a little costly. I was advised by a rep from Epson not to use the rolls as they could damage the printer (and I...