Testseek.co.uk have collected 43 expert reviews of the Canon Pixma Pro-1 Series and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon Pixma Pro-1 Series.
February 2012
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7 Reviews
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Excellent colour and mono prints
High volume ink tanks
Excellent software
Robust build quality
Exceptional prints on both gloss and matte stocks
Wide colour gamut
Large ink tanks
Good stock support
12 colors of inks produce excellent output quality
Wide-format
Five black inks can generate excellent monochrome prints
Exceptional prints on both gloss and matte stocks. Wide colour gamut. Large ink tanks. Good stock support
12 colors of inks produce excellent output quality, Wide-format, Five black inks can generate excellent monochrome prints
Large, heavy, and pricey (if we must complain), Limited to 13-inch media
Given its size and heft, and the fact that this is the top model in the Pixma Pro line, it's surprising that Canon decided to limit the Pro-1's media handling capabilities to 13 inches. But other than that, our only complaint is the weight. Even that i...
Published: 2012-05-11, Author: Marcus , review by: techradar.com
Excellent colour and mono prints, High volume ink tanks, Excellent software, Robust build quality
Premium price, Large and heavy, No borderless on some fine art paper, Custom profiles required for highest quality
There's lots to like here, from the confidence-inspiring build quality and performance to the commercially sound ink price and print longevity. Although it doesn't redefine our expectations of desktop printing - the Epson Stylus Pro R3000 and Canon Pixma...
Owners of the 9500 Mk II may not find an immediate reason to upgrade to the Pro-1, but if you do need a new printer for proofing or making saleable prints, Canon’s Pixma Pro-1 is the new one to want. ...
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Published: 2012-01-16, Author: Neil , review by: macworld.co.uk
Exceptional prints on both gloss and matte stocks; wide colour gamut; large ink tanks; good stock support
Photoshop plug-in needs work
Owners of the 9500 Mk II may not find an immediate reason to upgrade to the Pro-1, but if you do need a new printer for proofing or making saleable prints, Canon's Pixma Pro-1 is the new one to want
Exceptional print quality, Support for hundreds of ICC paper profiles, Relatively low ink cost for its class, Prints are clear-coated, Optical-disc labeling feature
Printer itself is pricey, huge, and heavy, Relatively slow, No support for roll printing, No built-in Wi-Fi connectivity
Meant for pro photographers and serious hobbyists, Canon's wide-format flagship inkjet uses 11 inks and a clear coat (plus support for hundreds of premium papers) to deliver breathtaking images. Read More…...
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Superb photos up to 13 by 19 inches, 12 big ink tanks, Fast, automatic black ink switching, Chroma optimizer improves glossy prints, Smooth and reliable
Tweaks needed to get best B&W matte prints
Canon's Pixma Pro-1 makes it easy to produce gorgeous prints perfect for exhibition or sale, experts say. The Epson Stylus Photo R3000 (Est. $650) comes close, but owners say it can clog up, break down and leave marks on prints -- complaints rarely seen w...
