Welcome to the kodak owners club, If you can afford it then use gold photo paper for printing out tiles and check the difference to using ordinary paper.
The quality is just amazing but please, please, please let me know how you get on with wireless printing and mine refuses to work over my wifi.

An update. I was unable to print through both starter ink and refill ink in just one evening, I got off 235 TLX pages. This used the stater ink, a full black ink refill, and leaves me with 2/3 full on both black and color ink on the third black and second color respectively. I ran out of 110 lbs so called it a night. For reference I have been printing Lost Halls and it's two expansions primarily. They are definately black heavy. I have printed a few from other sets to test different colors. Of primary note is measurement accuraccy. Verically exactly 6" on TLX every time. Horixzontilly, there is a difference of 0/128" to 1/128" which apparently depends on how 'warmed up' the printer is. Also for reference I stricly use 90lb and 110 lb card stock for printings (depending on application) and I believe that choice is what leads to some of my experiance in lack of color vividness with this printer. According to outside sources photo paper makes beastly print outs. I just can't rationalize the cost of it, plus having to glue it to card stock to make it usable. For that price I go to an outsource printer, Like I'm a gonna do with that b-e-a-utiful rollarena!!

Pros: Excelent grey shades, strong blacks.
Dark muddy colors against strong black/grey fit dungeon atmosphere well
Cheap ink! (very cheap)

Cons: All colors are very dark and muddy, or ashy.
Very limited control in drivers, no way to adjust dark, muddy color.
Difficulty in contrast when nearby colors are similar. EX Hinterlands looks like big globs of dark green, brown and yellow.

Summery. While it is not an amazing printer with which to build a super-leet paper modelling setup, it is a wonderfull printer if one is looking for a cheap disposable printer to build Lost Halls of the Dwarven Kings and it's expansions. The strong greyshades with murky color fills seem perfect. Though if one desires to tread into more colorful realms they may need look elsewhere.

You do not have to glue photo paper to card stock in order to make it useable. I have converted all my TLX materials to photo paper only. If you look at my post history, you can find a photo I made of the bridge from the Dwarven Halls set, purely made from photo paper, holding my 3 heaviest white metal minis without bowing or bending in any way.

I just ran some tests after picking up some photo paper. I got the one Sunraven, ummm, raves about and OfficeMax Matte proffesional. I'm not sure if I got the exact Epson paper. This one is called Epson Premium Presentation Paper Matte Double sided. I'm not sure if the double sided is different, but it's what the store had. The Office max brand was right next to it with the same description and is 1 mil thicker, and cheaper. So I picked up one of those too for comparison and becuse of my innate fear that the paper would be too light. The results are astounding. Print quality, color vividness and color border sharpness are easily as good as on color laser prints. This is truly outstanding and forces me to rewrite the review of the printer. As for the paper, I find that the Office Max paper to me very marginally better. Primarily becuse the paper itself it a brighter white as opposed to the Epson's very slight cream color, and this shows through on parts of the print that are supposed to be very light. This may not reflect the single sided Epson paper and I'll be testing that one once I can find some. Thanks for putting me on the photo paper track Sunraven! While I haven't completed any builds with the photo paper, just the hold and wiggle test of the papers puts the Epson around the rigidity of 90lbs and the Office max somewhere between 90 and 110lbs. This bodes well for the structual strenght of builds.

Edit- After some google-fu, the Epson paper can be much cheaper than store price if ordered on the internet. The OfficeMax paper was discontinued and and replaced with a much ighter paper.