The prints are slightly lighter, with less rich colors. Even a 28 cent do-it-yourself print at the Kodak kiosk at Wal-Mart produces noticeably better image quality.īut the ESP-7 comes reasonably close.
Īs you might expect, the output from a $200 ink jet printer does not compare with what you get from a commercially produced print. The ESP-7 image gallery lets you compare the ESP-7's image quality on a variety of papers with a commercially produced print and the original JPEG file (see my caveats under Testing below before jumping to any conclusions). I describe my findings with Kodak's ESP-7 all-in-one printer below, but you can also see for yourself.
But does it provide good image quality for photos? And what is the total cost per page when you include paper as well as ink? After all, if you must use expensive high-end photo papers to get the best results, there go your savings. Kodak's strategy is to sell replacement ink at a fraction of the cost per page of some competing printers. Kodak's ESP series All-in-One ink jet printer is all about saving money.
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