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Originally Posted by acropolite
Baz, I use an Epson R1800, A3+ printing with pigment (paint rather then dye) based inks. The results are impressive, colour fastness is 70+ years, I haven't kept tabs but I suspect they're a little on the expensive side to run.
The R1800 has been superceded by the R1900 and R28800. Like Leon said they're not cheap, expect to pay over $1000. To get the best results you also need something to calibrate your monitor.
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+1. Epson for absolute quality imho. The R1900 is quite nice, and so is the R2880 too, I was considering something even larger myself (taking sheet rolls) but since I've lost interest in photography, I can't justify the cost now.
Dave