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Epson 3880 print size ?

 
ralff
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Jul 07, 2011 12:19 |  #1

Got a 3880 on a Fed-X truck headed this way! Gonna order some large size paper. Full frame would be a 16X24, just noticed that max paper size is 17X22, is that correct? Or can I order 17X24paper and print 16X24prints? Anyone with a 3880 know? Thanks


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Jul 07, 2011 12:52 |  #2

I've printed 17x24 on my 3800, so I suspect the 3880 can as well. I'd email Epson to get verification though. (But then again, they may just look it up in the book and tell you 17x22).


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Jul 07, 2011 12:57 as a reply to  @ Tony-S's post |  #3

Iirc, Epson printers have a maximum width, but no maximum length (well, until ink runs dry :lol:)

Tip: get some 4x6 paper for test prints before squirting $5 (or more!) ink on a large print!




  
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Jul 07, 2011 19:55 |  #4

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You will find more info on the 3800 and 3880 here,
http://people.csail.mi​t.edu/ericchan/ (external link)
http://people.csail.mi​t.edu …han/dp/Epson380​0/faq.html (external link)
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