For quality photos, you want to get a printer with atleast 6 ink tanks.

At home, I use the Canon IP6700D. I've been pretty happy with this printer.

I've heard that Epson printers have a problem with ink clogging… but the paper is fine.
By the way, really good work. Waiting for the next one!

i use a professional lab for professional prints, if you wish to print at home and want to use epsom paper then get the most expensive epsom you can afford

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Fuji Frontier Lab printer
Printing at home is a waste of time and money.

Both Epson and Canon printers are capable of excellent results,I have used both.My personal favourite is the Epson R2400,for up to A3+ prints,I use Epson's own inks and papers,although similar top grade papers are almost indistinguishable in quality.Many of my friends use the bottle delivery systems,but they have a much larger through put of prints.The black and white prints I produce are almost impossible to tell apart from my old silver prints,while the colour prints are so much easier than all the old chemical processes that I have used in over 40 years of professional and educational photographic work.

For quality photos, you want to get a printer with atleast 6 ink tanks.

At home, I use the Canon IP6700D. I've been pretty happy with this printer.

I've heard that Epson printers have a problem with ink clogging… but the paper is fine.