jabe750

I asked this before but I had deleted the recommendations. I would like to get advice for a printer that does prints larger than the standard 8 1/2 x 11 sizes.

Gene51 Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)

67skylark27 Loc: Fort Atkinson, WI

I have a Canon Pixma Pro-100 which can print 13x19, it's excellent!
Very inexpensive if you watch for the 250.00 rebate it had on it, included
paper and generic cartridges work fine. I get mine from inkjets.com and
for 43 bucks for a set of 8 you can't beat it.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

It's hard to beat the Canon Pro-100 for quality and price. It's usually available with generous rebates. Just $150 after the rebate.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/893738-REG/Canon_6228b002_Pixma_Pro_100_Photo_Inkjet.html

mborn Loc: Massachusetts

From Hunts Photo
Now through December 31, 2019 we are offering the Canon Pixma PRO 10 printer at $379.99 before rebate (Canon sells it on their website for $699.99). If you purchase the printer plus a package of 13x19x50 sheets of Canon Semi-Gloss or Luster paper, $50, Canon will send you a $250 mail in rebate! This is a pigment based printer and is always reviewed very well. Your final cost is $129.99 plus the $50 paper package after mail in rebate! And if you purchase the printer with a qualifying Canon camera, the rebate increases to $350!

Hunt's is also offering an incredible special on the Canon Image PROGRAF Pro-1000 17" Printer. Purchase the printer for $1,299.99, and receive an assortment worth $550. of 17x22" Canon paper! You then mail in for your $300 rebate. Your final cost is $999.99 for the printer with $550 worth of FREE paper. Purchase the Pro-1000 with many Canon DSLRs, EOS R or EOS RP and receive a $400 rebate. Purchase with a large selection of cameras from Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Fuji and Panasonic and receive a $350 rebate! Supplies definitely limited on this one. Call me now to reserve yours. Rebate runs through December 31, 2019!

In order to take advantage of these specials (or anything else you need) please call me, Alan Samiljan, at 781-462-2383 to place your order and reference this email. As always, UPS Ground shipping for orders over $50 is FREE in the Lower 48. My regular hours are 8:30-5:00pm eastern, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday.

goldstar46 Loc: Tampa, Fl

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I 'second' the recommendation for the Pixma Pro 100 for sizes up to 13x19 if you wish to 'in house' printing......... I have had one for a year now and excelent results

--- Geo Vz

Joe 88

try a Cannon iX6820 on ebay and also replacement ink, I do well with all of there inks have for years.

DirtFarmer Loc: Escaped from the NYC area, back to MA

Costco, Walmart, etc...............

Cost effective and you will never any problems running out of ink.

goldstar46 Loc: Tampa, Fl

Dirt...........

YES, although I have the Pixma Pro....... I do Love CostCo...
And,,,,,,,,,, I love Bay Photo also......... LOL

Each has they own purpose and serve in different situations........ YES,

== GeoVz

Bo0mer

I've had the Canon Pro-100 (mentioned by previous posters) for over 3 years now. At one point I didn't use it for about 6 months. Unlike the previous printers I've had, the head has never clogged. Some will disparage it for using dye ink, but Canon's ink technology has achieved a high level of permanence, I haven't had any problem with prints fading. And as mentioned, buy it when the rebates are active. I got mine for $99 after the rebate, and it came with a full inkset. I have found that it seems to work best with the Canon papers.

rmm0605 Loc: Atlanta GA

I have an EPSON SureColor P800, which does 4x6 all the way to 17x22. It produces OUTSTANDING results. The main drawback is it uses 8 inks (9 including matt black) that cost $54 each from B&H. But I buy them one or two at a time and the damage isn't so great!

1grumpybear

What's your budget, what's the max size and how often will you be printing these larger sizes. Are looking to sell these prints. If you're printing just once a week go to a outside source, because the printer will use more ink keeping it self clean. Printing larger sizes I would recommend profiling paper and monitor which is an added cost. At home I have a Canon PRO-1000 and a iPF-8400 and at work I use a Canon PRO-1 and a PRO-10. These printers I profile with a X-rite i1 which I can also profile the monitors. I print a least once a day with the PRO printers and a couple times a week on the iPF printer. What it really boils down to is your budget and what you are looking for as the finial results. These I consider are great printers and give me professional results. I am not a professional photographer just a hobbyist who plagued with "If you are going to do, do it the best you can"

CPR Loc: Nature Coast of Florida

Agree with Dirtfarmer. Unless you're planning on printing lots and lots of prints and need to do them in a hurry, like within the hour, you're better off at Walmart or Walgreens, etc.

LestheK

I have a canon Pixima. It uses 8 ink cartridges. It prints up to 13 x 19. Uses photo paper. The print quality is unbelievable. Ink is expensive. Paper isn't cheap, but the results are worth it.

jeep_daddy Loc: Prescott AZ

Canon Pixma Pro-100