The overall image may be a little darker than your original image, but a little tweaking in the settings and you can have the desired amount of contrast and colour. There’s absolutely no discolouration and colours are quite vibrant and rich. Black and white images are pretty crisp as well and the colour tones appear natural. We took a range of test images to gauge the effectiveness and the quality of the prints, and in a nutshell, the prints are quite stunning. This printer, however, doesn’t want to impress you with statistical numbers it’s the quality that it cares about. Conversion times range from two to two and a half minute depending whether it's from matte to photo or the other way round. Printing times will also vary based on the complexity of the print. This includes the warm up times, but not the conversion times for the matte and photo black cartridges. The R3000 takes roughly two and a half minutes per photo printed on an A4 sheet. The status panel on the screen also displays the ink levels on each of the cartridges and which of the two - photo or matte black, are currently in use. The control panel has detailed instructions and simple guides that show up on the screen if you’re unsure about a particular function, which saves you the trouble of referring to the user guide. Also, the various icons and their functions are displayed on the LCD screen, so you won’t end up meddling with the wrong options. The user interface is pretty simple and navigation is facilitated via the directional keys.
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