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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...
Abstract: 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...
Pleasing design, Wellmade and designed trays/doors, Switchable input/output tray for large paper.
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.
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...
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...
Excellent colour and black-and-white prints; fast printing; accepts paper sizes up to 330x480mm; can clean nozzles for subset of colours
Dye prints dont last as long as those made with pigment inks; large footprint; no card reader
If you dont mind the shorter display life of dye-based prints or the paper choices offered by Canon, the Pixma Pro9000 makes an excellent choice for a medium-format inkjet printer ...
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Published: 2007-08-23, Author: Philip , review by: cnet.com
Excellent color and black-and-white prints; fast printing; accepts paper sizes up to 13x19 inches; can clean nozzles for subset of colors.
Dye prints dont last as long as those made with pigment inks; large footprint; no card reader.
If you dont mind the shorter display life of dye-based prints or the paper choices offered by Canon, the Pixma Pro9000 makes an excellent choice for a medium-format inkjet printer.
Abstract: 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...
Top-quality color photos and graphics. Maximum 13- by 19-inch paper size. Choice of fine-art papers available.
Relatively poor text quality.
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....
