Canon imagePrograf Pro 2000 Series

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Beautiful image quality, print cost calculator software, builtin hard drive, ink tanks are hotswappable, media is easy to load and calibrate

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Can't return to image editing when Canon Print Studio software is open, ink costs can add up quickly, PRICE: $2,995, INFO: www.usa.canon.com

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Last revision on February 26, 2019

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Beautiful image quality, print cost calculator software, builtin hard drive, ink tanks are hotswappable, media is easy to load and calibrate

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Can't return to image editing when Canon Print Studio software is open, ink costs can add up quickly, PRICE: $2,995, INFO: www.usa.canon.com

Expert reviews and ratings

With the recent launch of the HP Designjet Z9+ and Epson's SureColor P6000, there are three 24-inch wide-format inkjet printers vying for your dollar. All three models offer comparable print resolutions and media handling. The HP Z9+ offers a 500GB hard...

By pdnonline.com on February 26, 2019

If you are a regular reader of Luminous-Landscape, you will know that I am a very passionate printer. I am a firm believer that we don't have a photograph until we have something we can hold in our hands.I'm also a firm believer about having fun when...

By The Luminous Landscape on November 05, 2018

My feeling is that a printer should act like a toaster—it is there to follow your instructions and should not stand in the way once you begin printing. But while a toaster only wants to know whether you want your bagel lightly toasted or crisp, this...

By Shutterbug on February 10, 2017

This article is more about the related items of interest than about the printer itself, though they are intimately connected. I say this because the printer has already been well-reviewed (Keith Cooper, NorthLight Images, and Scott Martin, Onsight). As...

By The Luminous Landscape on January 29, 2017