| Canon Pixma PRO9500MkII Inkjet Photo Printer (3298B002) | 
| Brand: Canon
Category: CE
Department: Printers & Scanners
List Price: $849.99
Buy New: $448.50
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New (27) Used (6) Refurbished (1) from $430.00
Seller: amiralik
Rating:  16 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Modem: None
Shipping Weight (lbs): 40
Dimensions (in): 14 x 26 x 7.4
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 3298B002
Model: 3298B002
UPC: 807027539663
EAN: 0807027546524
ASIN: B001R4BTIK
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 10-color pigment ink system for professional image performance up to 13"x19" | | • | Maximum 4800x2400 dpi FINE printhead technology | | • | Professional quality B&W photos with matte black, photo black and gray inks included | | • | Professional printer features using Easy-PhotoPrint Pro plug-in software | | • | Ambient Light Correction feature; optimizes color output to match the specified lighting condition |
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 16
 My first BIG printer July 4, 2009
S. McMurphy (Palm Springs, CA)
49 out of 58 found this review helpful
I have been looking at large photo printers for a while, and I heard that the 9500 mark II was due out in May. So, I decided to save my penies. I have had this printer for about 2 weeks or so. I cannot complaine at all!!
I did a decent amount of research on this product before I decided to drop the cash for it. Unfortunatly, reviews are few and far between. Everything I heard and saw about the printer was from Canon press releases or the Web site. Not exactly a non-biased pool of information. But non the less, I took the plunge and got it. I have not regreated it one bit!
It offers large 13x19 borderless printing, amazing color reproduction, and it can even adjust the color for the type of light the photo will be viewed under. Canon also offers a full range of fantastic photo paper. I enjoy the look and feel of the Canon Photo Rag. This paper though, does not support boarderless printing. Make sure you read the print on the paper. Ink does not seem to fly out of the tanks. I have printed about 20 or so prints, and I have only had to replace the matte black tank (I do a lot of night shooting and had a bit of a learning curve to understand my new printer. It might last longer depending on your style and experience).
Since this is my first real photo printer, I had a bit of learning to do when I first plugged it in. However, the included "electronic manuel" had all the information that I needed. I was soon printing fantastic large color and B&W prints.
The construction is solid. It is not a flimsy bit of plastic that will fall apart! Opperation is quiet and fast. I have not exactly timed how long it takes to print, but it is done with a 13x19 print in just a few min. It does have a large footprint. So be ready to have some desk space! Some papers are too thick to use the top loader, ie museum etching, so you will have to front feed them. The prints will come out the back of the printer. So depending on what you print on, you will need to have the back of your printer open and free of clutter.
Over all, this printer is amazing! I know Canon has gotten some heat over its performance on glossy paper. I do not normaly print on glossy paper and have not yet done so with this printer. But on the Photo Rag Paper the prints are amazing. And the print is the important thing. Photos are ment to be seen, and this printer does an amazing job creating a print. I would definatly recomend this printer!!
My first high end prtinter October 15, 2009
Joseph P. Carbonari (Houston, Texas USA)
21 out of 24 found this review helpful
I am pretty much a Canon user. All three of my cameras are Canons and I have a PIXMA MP500 (All-in-one) printer. I was just about to by a high end Epson when Canon came out with this PRO 9500MkII printer. It is one of their first pigment ink printers and the 13" by 19" size was what I wanted. I have been very satisfied with this purchase. Its footprint is not too big and it closes up tightly when not in use. It use of ink seems very reasonable and I am very pleased with the prints. I calibrate my monitor every two weeks and this printer gives me the colors see on the monitor (I have not calibrated the printer.) Most of my printing is for fine art photography and at a 11" by 14" inch size. One of the first serious prints I made was accepted in a juried show and looked great when compared to the others in the show.
I am very pleased with this printer and would highly recommend it.
Buh Bye Epson!!! January 18, 2010
J. Darknell (San Jose, CA USA)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
My last *5!* printers were all Epson printers. I always purchased the top of the line models. I always felt they had the best overall image quality, which was of paramount importance to me. The last two I had had amazing image quality, but I got so tired of constantly wasting ink to clean the print heads so I could get a decent print. Even still, I would print 5 or 6 pages, and then it would clog again, but printing 20 pages unattended, I'd come back to 15 ruined prints, on expensive paper no less. I wasted so much money on ink and paper for that darn Epson printer, I probably could've bought 2 of these Canon printers. Well, I've made the switch now, and after one month, I have to say I'm so happy I did. The color gamut of the Canon is obviously much better, and even prints on crappy paper look better than the Epson ever did. I don't suspect my printer will work error free over its life, but after the first month, its been flawless. The one thing I'm missing though is after some 15 years with Epson printers, i knew all the setting I could use to get a certain look, now I'm back at square one, but even with defaults, I get pretty amazing color fidelity. I've always trusted Canon to make my cameras (since my original EOS film camera in college), now they are winning me over to their printers as well. Thanks!
Outstanding Prints January 24, 2010
Omar Sultan (Elk Grove, CA USA)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
With the purchase of a Canon 50D, I felt I was pushing beyond the limits of my HP printer, so I bit the bullet and got the Canon. To be honest, on 3x5 and 4x6, the detail was pretty much the same, but the color rendering was much better on the Canon. On larger picture sizes, there is no competition, the Canon produces amazing quality prints.
If you have a Mac and are running Snow Leopard, installation is a bit of a pain, since the included install disks do not work, so you have to pull down the latest drivers from the Canon website, but perhaps they have fixed this by now.
Wow! October 9, 2009
joseph (Alaska)
10 out of 11 found this review helpful
This is one fine photo printer. I've had for almost a month and it has produced some spectacular results, whether the photo was color or black and white. One reviewer states that ink use is about equal between all the tanks. I've found otherwise. Ink use depends on what type of photos you are printing. Photo quality is outstanding and I find use of the Canon Semi-Gloss to be one of my favorite papers. Enjoy this printer!
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