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Looking for a printer that will produce brilliant, wide-format photos, but don’t want to spend a small fortune to purchase one? The Canon PIXMA Pro9000 photo printer combines high quality prints with a very competitive price for the amateur or profe...
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I have owned the Canon PIXMA Pro9000 printer for about three...
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It took two printers to replace Canons beloved i9900, the 13x19-inch printer whose lifespan extended well into the PIXMA era. But Canons two new PIXMA 13x19 printers carry the torch well. C O N T E N T S Features Specifications In the Box Installati...
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Canons new PIXMA Pro9000 dye-based inkjet had a tough act to follow in the i9900. But it brings down the house with vibrant color, fast printing and versatile media handling that challenges not just the i9900 but pigment-based 13x19 printers. We miss...
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I have a brand new Canon PIXMA Pro9000 printer for sale. Its still in the sealed box from Canon (never opened). I bought the printer for a project I had in mind, but I dont have the time and resources to go ahead with the project right now, so Im...
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The Pro9000, released in November 2006, is one of Canon’s most recent contributions to the professional photo printer market. This printer uses eight dye-based inks inside an elegantly designed chassis with simple functions. Without a lot of bells and...
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Pleasing design, Wellmade and designed trays/doors, Switchable input/output tray for large paper.
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umers interested in more connectivity options and a more interactive control panel might want to look at the HP 8750 or the Epson R1800. See the Comparisons section on the Overall Impressions page for more info.
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The Canon Pixma Pro9000 does its job well. Its simple design reflects its singular purpose—printing high quality prints from 4" x 6" up to 13" x 19" in size. The printer can also produce good quality documents, but at a slower rate than all-in-one p...
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The new Canon PIXMA Pro 9000 replaces one of Canons most successful A3/B size printers, the highly regarded PIXMA i9900. Known for excellent print quality and large color gamut, this dye ink printer has been a favorite among photographers for severa...
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Canon Pixma Pro 9000 Review Review Date: May 14th 2007Author: Jon Canfield Leave a comment about this review Introduction The new Canon PIXMA Pro 9000 replaces one of Canons most successful A3/B size printers, the highly regarded PIXMA i9900. Known f...
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Given that we will focus on so-called “art” papers here, it’s worth going over their setup and prep. Like some smaller footprint, desktop “fine art” printers, you have to load the thicker sheets via the front-load system, one...
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Almost any ink jet printer can do a decent job of printing photos, often with a focus on the popular 4- by 6-inch size. But if youre serious about photography, you want better than decent and larger than 4-by-6. You want the quality of a professiona...
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Top-quality color photos and graphics. Maximum 13- by 19-inch paper size. Choice of fine-art papers available.
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Relatively poor text quality.
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The Canon Pixma Pro9000 delivers top-quality photos and can use Canons 13- by 19-inch fine-art papers to print large, professional-looking output suitable for framing...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated: 2016-01-24 09:21:31
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Canon’s latest A3+ photo printer, the Pixma Pro 9000, is an evolutionary development of the three-year-old i9950, using eight single-colour ChromaLife 100 dye inks, including red and green. Canon says ChromaLife 100 is a significant ste...
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The Canon i9900 has been updated by two new professional photo printers: the ten-color PIXMA Pro9500 and the eight color PIXMA Pro9000. They are the first PIXMA printers to earn the Pro designation. Both the PIXMA Pro9500 – which utilizes long-lasting...
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