Epson has probably done more to legitimize digital photography in the public's mind than any other company. How? Simple: by marketing true photo-quality inkjet printers and papers at prices that were comfortable for even the non-professional user, they made it possible for everyone to see what digital cameras were capable of doing.

Nowadays even a pedestrian hundred-dollar Epson office printer can shoot out brilliant, colorful images that rival lab prints if you have a bit of skill and some decent software, and Epson's Photo and Color series are capable of fully-professional results. The new 2200 now prints with seven colors for superior fineness and adjustability to different paper types, and Epson's wide-format professional printers extend the realm of quality to include poster-sized and even larger images.

Printers, of course, need inks, and Epson is constantly refining their inksets, which now range from the standard dye inks to the brilliant, long-lasting UltraChromes, as well as archival pigment inks. Once your customers see the results they can achieve with Epson printers, they'll be printing all day long--stopping only long enough to run back to your store for more ink and paper.

And of course Epson provides specialized inkjet papers too, from the inexpensive to the sublime. Here are just a few of them: