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Print size up to 13x19, Excellent output quality, Black inks generate excellent monochrome prints
Large and heavy, Slower print times
In general, stepping up from a home/consumer photo printer to one that is capable of doing justice to true photography is a large and expensive leap. The paradox is, while the Pro-100 is considerably more expensive than a consumer model, it's actually a...
Uninspiring quality on matt media, Comparatively high cost of ink, Dye, based inks less resilient
Although Canon's Pixma Pro-1 still offers the ultimate in A3+ (13 x 19 inches) print quality, we've been impressed at how close the Canon Pixma Pro-100 comes to matching the performance of its considerably pricier sibling. Despite being around 30% lighte...
Large maximum print size (up to 13 x 19 inches), Eight-color ink system, Stunning print quality, Ability to print on optical discs, Wi-Fi makes for easy wireless operation
No SD card slot, No Display, Massive build
A big printer with the ability for big results.The build quality is incredible, the prints that come out of this printer are pristine when properly calibrated, and while the ink isn't exactly cheap, the printer itself offers a lot of bang for your buck, e...
Gallery-worthy photo prints, Three shades of black ink for subtle monochrome prints, Full connectivity options (USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, AirPrint, PictBridge),
Smaller ink tanks than a pro photo printer
The Canon Pixma Pro-100 prints fully pro-quality photos but costs hundreds of dollars less than a true professional grade photo inkjet printer. The Pro-100 prints up to 13 by 19 inches, with eight separate inks for impressive black-and-white and color ph...
Extrait: That said, there is a really good case to be made these days for taking on the printing of your images on your own – the ability to really fine tune your prints to look perfect and choosing your own paper to name a few. But should you decide that printing...
Extrait: Go large with your photo printing, right on your own desktop. We test six leading models to find the best A3 and A3+ printers for photographers.Regular A4 photo printers are compact and convenient but, if you want a picture to frame and hang on the wall,...
Superb photo quality, Support for oversize stock, Dye inks for vibrant colors and deep blacks, Gray ink enhances shadow detail and monochrome images, Support for wireless connectivity and disc printing
Dye-based inks are less fade-resistant than pigment ones, No LCD
This 13x19-inch wide-carriage model uses eight inks for vibrant colors and deep blacks. Just know that, if fade resistance is a key concern, this is a dye, not pigment, printer. Read More…...
