Epson Stylus Photo R2000 Ink Cartridges
Shop ink cartridges for your Epson Stylus Photo R2000, which uses the Epson 159 ink cartridges series. Ink Depot has been supplying reliable consumables for this A3+ photo printer since Aug 2011. Designed for fine art and photographic outputs, printing depletes individual shades unevenly based on image tones, requiring targeted replacement of cartridges like C13T159390 Magenta or S041845 Black. Our 4.8 Google rating reflects a long-standing track record of premium cartridge performance.
Expected Page Yield for Photo Printing
Page yields for photo cartridges are evaluated using the ISO/IEC 29102 photo yield standard. Actual consumption varies substantially based on image coverage, colour distribution, paper finish, and print density during high-resolution photographic output.
Managing Cartridge Stocks & Delivery
When producing photo prints, replacing depleted channels like C13T159390 immediately prevents printhead pauses midway through a job. Stocking extra individual cartridges ensures unhindered gallery output. Explore our full catalog of Epson ink cartridges backed by our standard returns policy. Free delivery applies on all orders over $99, dispatched quickly from local Australian warehouses in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide.
Photo Ink Pro Tip
Always replace low ink cartridges before starting large fine art print runs on specialty media, as running out mid-print forces an ink charge cycle that wastes remaining ink across other active channels.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does ink channel depletion behave during heavy photo output?
In multi-channel photo ink systems, specific accent shades and photo black channels deplete rapidly when printing dark or highly saturated images, whereas lighter stocks and line work consume significantly less ink across all channels.
Can I replace only the depleted C13T159390 Magenta cartridge without changing other colours?
Yes, the printer operates with individual ink channels, allowing you to replace only the specific depleted cartridge while leaving remaining active channels untouched.
Why do photo ink yield standards differ from standard document yield ratings?
Standard document yield ratings rely on 5% page coverage under ISO/IEC 24711, whereas photo cartridges use the ISO/IEC 29102 photo test suite, which measures continuous full-bleed graphic and photographic coverage.
