Canon ImagePROGRAF Wireless Wide Format Profession Review

I've been using this printer for a few months now, for art prints not photos and it has exceeded my expectations. The print quality is excellent, on both paper and canvas. It was easy to set up. Using ink is surprisingly effective. Be sure to raise the print head in the panel settings when printing on thick paper. The technical support works great. The Canon Professional Print and Layout app has proved indispensable as I don't use Photoshop and Affinity doesn't seem to support this printer at…

I was a regular customer at my local Costco print shop and was disappointed when Costco closed it. After doing a little research I decided on a printer and the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-300 was at the top of my list. From the very first print I was amazed by the quality, detail, colour, contrast and professional results. I love printing my photos. I've printed on a variety of media from professional Canon paper to quilted fabrics, always with amazing results. Ink cartridges are easy to buy…

Prints beautiful images. There are some annoying service codes or error codes that pop up initially such as: B. Conflicts between paper type and printer etc. but once you sort that out and disable some options in the software package you should be fine. Prints relatively quickly. Approximately four minutes for a high quality A3+ sheet. There's no touchscreen, but the color LCD screen you switch works great for me. Overall I am very happy with the printer. I would have preferred a larger print…

I totally agree Canon's AWESOME printer. I've been an Epson user for ten years with an Epson 3880 as my main printer. It was good hardware, but Epson knew the downside and didn't offer much support. For those complaining about the cost of Canon ink, the 3880 costs around $60 per cartridge. Tuning to 300 is very easy. It almost builds itself! Connect to Wi-Fi with a bang! Using the website's manual, each setup task was completed in about 15 minutes. They even make it easier to take the printer…

This printer is large and heavy as expected. The Amazon box it came in was huge - its size and weight made it difficult to grab. No wonder it fell down several times. There was no packaging in the box. Printer box was loose in Amazon box. This is utter nonsense and unacceptable when you're shipping a $900 printer in a bulky box! When setting up the printer, it behaved like DOA. I keep getting an 1890 error which means the orange shipping clip is in the print head to keep it from moving. except…

I am a professional studio photographer, having been in the business for 37 years. I started my journey as a photo lab in a photo lab and in the days of film I had business pressures for other professionals and advertising agencies but with the advent of digital technology. I started sending all my work to professional labs. I recently decided that I need to get my work back in print. I've lost that connection to the end product that the print gives you. After a lot of research and watching…