a3 printers

[Stephen Mason]

hey guysss, was thinking of buyin an a3 printer for presentations at uni. they always want my digital work printed so it would make things a bit easier so yeah lol.

im pushed for space so it cant be a mammoth & i have about £250, any recommendations?

xx

[wookiedabo]

erm, it might be cheaper to just take images as files to your print room, presuming you've got one. costs mount up when running a printer. Still, I was recommended this model for a large format printer on the cheap http://www.amazon.co.uk/Canon-PIXMA-4000-Inkjet-Printer/dp/B000EZMO46/ref=wl_it_dp?ie=UTF8&coliid=I2UFVYW043YKYM&colid=2C45QPCJ2YOW2 . Still, I suggest getting friendly with your uni printer bloke.
btw, you at uni in london?

[juczpen]

Apart from amazon a good way to find out those would probably be on ebay :yum: http://seoagora.com/img/589/d08l1104oulu/smiley2.gifhttp://seoagora.com/img/308/s08e1024rvou/champagne.gif

[Stephen Mason]

ye Im going east london (UEL). we have a print room but i prefer to be self sufficiant cause the art department in uni isn't the most organized of places. gonna check out that printerdoo.

you studying in london?

[Bill]

I've read good reviews on the Epson 1400. Right now you can get one for $180 at Epson.com and I plan to have one this month. Good Luck.

[Matt Dixon]

Have a look at the HP OfficeJet K7100. You should be able to pick one up for under £200.

The biggest issue with producing your own full colour prints at this size is the price of each print rather than the cost of the hardware. I'm sure you can find comparisons between the big manufacturers / models if you search around. I doubt that HP are the cheapest, but I'm very satisfied with the results I get.