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Canon PIXMA Pro9500

VERDICT
Stunning studio-quality printer for professional photographers

PROS
Robust modern design; 10-colour inkset; studio-quality prints; comprehensive software; supports photo fine art papers

CONS
USB 2.0 port only

COMPANY
Canon
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Canon has finally got around to producing a printer with pigment inks. The top-of-the-line PIXMA Pro9500 uses no less than 10 ‘Lucia’ inks, but also produces outstanding black-and-white prints - especially on matte paper. Not only that, but the A3+ printer looks the business: it has a relatively low profile and the black-and-grey design gives it a sophisticated appeal. The large silver buttons beg to be pressed, and the two wheels on the back are a great feature if you ever need to move the unit to do some straight path printing.

The PIXMA Pro9500 (Best Current Price: £533/$759), and the 8-ink PIXMA Pro9000 (around £387), are aimed squarely at professional photographers with plenty of room to work. Sporting a room dominating footprint of 660x354x191mm and weighing 14kg, the PIXMA Pro9500 is not your average desktop printer. Heading up Canon’s new series of A3+ professional-quality inkjet printers, the unit should meet the most exacting commercial photographic requirements and delivers high quality, durable colour and monochrome output.


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[stepheno]

Thanks OP, I'll upload this to equipment Reviews Section