[Ramirez]

I hope that nobody kicks me out from this forum now when I bought Canon-gear...

Well, it's a printer. I got a Canon Pixma Pro-1 for around 600€.
I just did a wedding and I thought about getting control of all the steps.
I don't know if I win anything economically but the thought of having control of all the steps from
photographing to printing makes me happy

It arrived today, it is a beast of a printer coming from small consumer printers.
I needed to clear my "work" room to make room for it.

My little media business grows a little yet again.

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[RON]

We are willing to forgive you since Nikon does not manufacture printers, the Canon printers are pretty good, and will give you good results. I too do not like to let anyone else have control of my photos and would rather print myself than trust anyone else to do so. I also mat and frame my own work but only because I have the facilities to do that. Your next big decision will be the choice of paper. Canon luster is not too bad but my favorite paper, Ilford Gold Fibre seems to be on it's way out. Be sure you pick a paper you can expect to buy now and in the future so that your output stays consistent.

[nadams1977]

Good info Ron. Congratulations on the Canon Ramirez

[wud]

Oh! I was just rambling away about how much I love my printer - also a Pro 1

Its an awesome printer. My best advice: go to print settings on your computer and turn of auto shut down. The printer needs to be turned on all the time (and you need to print at least a few prints every week).

Every time it's turned of, it cleans itself when turned on again and that takes a lot of ink!


I use Hahnemuhle Luster paper for "standard" prints, I really think it's a great looking paper.

One of the first things I did, was to print a picture I liked a lot, in A3+ size. I was pretty blown away instantly...

[nadams1977]

I just picked up a Pro 10 for $100.00 after rebates last night. I can't wait to start printing. Good advice on not turning it off Btw.

[Slipperman]

I just picked up a Pro 10 for $100.00 after rebates last night. I can't wait to start printing. Good advice on not turning it off Btw.

Canon seems to change their price/rebate for the Pro-10 every month. i got mine in Nov for under $150 after a $250 rebate ($398 originally). still haven't set it up because i still have 2 old computers hanging around (that i sometimes still use) that i haven't gotten rid of yet but that printer is huge. can imagine how big the '1' is.

edit: should mention that i got a pack of Canon 13x19 Pro Luster paper 'free' with the printer which may explain the difference in price but not sure about that.

[Whiskeyman]

These look quite nice, but will they print larger than 13x19 using roll papers?

Then again, 13x19 is fairly big...


WM

[Kleeeniks]

I want to buy a photo printer guys, can you help me out with some advises, I will be grateful. I love taking photos and I need something to print them. Till now, I just had the experience with a simple home printer, but I am sure that I need a photo printer. By the way, if you need affordable and qualitative parts you can check out this website https://www.mrdepot.ca/collections/s...ner-cartridges, I really recommend it. Thank you guys and hope someone will answer me soon, I really want to buy a photo printer.

[Bikerbrent]

I want to buy a photo printer guys, can you help me out with some advises, I will be grateful. I love taking photos and I need something to print them. Till now, I just had the experience with a simple home printer, but I am sure that I need a photo printer.

You might want to consider a new thread rather than tacking on to a 5+ year old thread. Also, if you provide us with more information and size and type of photos, budget, etc. would be helpful.

[nikonpup]

I want to buy a photo printer guys, can you help me out with some advises, I will be grateful. I love taking photos and I need something to print them. Till now, I just had the experience with a simple home printer, but I am sure that I need a photo printer.

IMO less costly to have prints done by a local processor.