Even if you are printing multiple images on a page you can make the adjustment apply to just one image as each image is highlighted separately.Knowing nothing about printers except the small cheap kind everyone gets when they first go digital, I was fortunate to buy this one when I started doing a bit of photography and figured I wanted my work to 'jump' off the page. This also allows you to select just part of an image or enlarge/reduce the image size. However Epson provide a range of software with the unit and this includes the excellent Epson Easy Photo Print that works with all sizes and styles of photo papers and you simply need to select the images you want to print, state the type of paper you will print them on and finally select the layout of the page and then just press print and leave the rest to the software. There are five print modes from the preferences tab 'draft', 'text', 'text & images', ' photo' and 'best photo'. Printing the more normal 1500 word document spread over four pages came in at around 10.5PPM.

As always I use two main test documents the first a 200 word document printed in 'draft' mode, this printed at 12PPM and rather than the normal grey shade it has a tinge of red/brown but certainly not nice crisp sharp black. Okay - although it seems very strange - the promised A4 text page timings. Printing A4 sheets again borderless with either a single image or four near 15x10cm images took around 180seconds still quite quick but as always my main concern with photo printing is quality and not speed and the quality here is excellent. Even an A3 sheet is 42x29.7cm IE it's twice the size of A4. If you are unsure of the size of an A3+ sheet it is 48.5x33.5cm against an A4 sheet that is around 21x29.7cm. I was amazed at the speed of printing A3+ pages at only 320seconds for either a borderless print or any other combination you may choose to print on a single sheet of photo paper. But this printer is designed solely to print and even if you use the 'Pict Bridge' connection all your choices will need to be made on the camera. The only other connector is a 'Pict Bridge' socket on the front.

The printer has standard power and USB connectors on the rear with just three buttons on the front right edge.

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