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Canon PIXMA Pro9000

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Manufacturer's Specs

Printer

  • Print Speed (up to)
    4" x 6" borderless: approximately 30 seconds 1 8" x 10" photo: approximately 50 seconds 1 11" x 14" photo (on 13" x 19" paper): approximately 1 minute 23 seconds 1
  • Number of Nozzles
    Nozzles: 768 x 8 colors (Photo Bk, C, M, Y, PC, PM, R, G) Total: 6,144
  • Print Resolution (Up to)
    Black: Black: 4800 x 2400 dpi 2 Color: 4800 x 2400 dpi 2
  • OS Compatibility
    Windows® XP/2000/Me/98 and Mac OS X v.10.2.8 to 10.4.x 3
  • Standard Interface
    USB 2.0 Hi-Speed 4 and Direct Print Port (cables not included)
  • Ink Droplet Size
    2 picoliters
  • Buffer/Ram
    42KB
  • Paper Sizes
    Letter, Legal, 4"x 6", 4"x 8", 5"x 7", 8"x 10", 13"x 19", U.S. #10 Envelopes
  • Paper Handling
    Paper Handling: Top Feeding (ASF); Front Feeding (Single sheet up to 1.2mm paper thickness)
  • Noise Level (Approx.)
    37 dB(A) in the best quality mode

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We are excited to announce availability of the PIXMA Pro9000, along with its relevant consumable products.With the PIXMA Pro9000, you’ll discover just how good a photographer you really are. The 8-…

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  1. Printer Test: Canon PIXMA Pro9000 and Epson Stylus Photo 1400

    Reviewer: Pop Photo
    01 August 2007

    Check out these 13x19 dye-based printers if you want your pictures bold and beautiful. Plus, the pigment-based Canon PIXMA Pro9500. Read more

  2. Canon’s PIXMA Pro9000; A Speedy Color Inkjet Printer

    Reviewer: Shutterbug
    01 June 2007

    Priced at about $499, the Canon PIXMA Pro9000 is a 13x19” printer that produces beautiful color prints on a wide variety of media. And it’s one of the fastest color printers I’ve worked with, especially for working with fine art papers via its front-feed system. It can also work with thinner papers via its top-feed system, but those who will spend that amount on a 13x19” model will probably do so to work with some of the luxurious papers offered by Canon, as well as o... Read more

  3. Canon Pro9000

    Reviewer: Steve's Digicams
    19 November 2006

    The PIXMA Pro9000 replaces the i9900 as Canon's top of the line 8-color, 13x19 inch photo printer using dye-based inks. Canon's other PIXMA "Pro series" 13x19 inch printer is the Pro9500, it adds two more inks, matte black and gray, and all ten of its inks are pigment-based. So what's the difference you ask?   Both are fast, capable color printers - the Pro9500 would be the best choice if you need to print gallery-grade monochromatic photos. The matte black ink pro... Read more

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  1. Excellent Photo Printer

    Reviewer: mikeL53, newegg.com
    1 week ago
    Overall 10
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    Have had this 3 weeks, and just finished using it for a print job where I needed to print ~12 8.5 x 11 prints. After I figured out the ICM color management setting on the driver, the color is really quite good, especially since I have not calibrated my monitor yet. The printer gives excellent output on Canon paper (I have only been able to find Photo Paper Plus Glossy locally so far), and reasonable results on other paper as long as you switch the setting to 'other ph... Read more

  2. Reviewer: Santa, Ritz Camera
    19 December 2007
    Overall 8
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    Handy little printer and a nice addition to the digital camera on the Christmas wish list Read more

  3. makes great photo's when it works

    Reviewer: Photorescue, Bestbuy
    30 August 2007
    Overall 2
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    "this printer is good when it works, have had to replace printer two times due to internal failures of unit. first unit failed due to err code 5101 and took back to store(best Buy) and exchanged for another unit and got it home and would not work due to print head failure. canon only wants to replace my new unit with refurbished unit. will the third unit be bad to? Canon seems to have no shortage of refurbished units in stock." Read more

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  1. Making the next step to onsite printing

    forum.photo.net: 03 September 2007 Read more

  2. Question on how often an Epson printer primes

    Thanks. Yes I am very aware of the razor blade analogy all too well. I already have a Canon Pixma Pro9000 but I wanted to use this as a printer that can be a little more portable and also use it for scanning. I also saw a post that said it could not be used for scanning when even one of the ink wells goes dry. This is why I'd like to know more about the priming...

    forum.photo.net: 07 January 2008 Read more

  3. printer profile vs monitor calibration profile

    ...e of fantastic performance in knowledgeable and experienced hands - or extremely dangerous in the wrong hands." Does that mean simply setting the camera's color space to Adobe RGB as well as in PS CS and, if I can find how to do it in Lightroom and on my Canon Pixma Pro9000 printer, will not necessarily result in a perfect color match on every print without fail? I have the monitor calibrated with Pantone Huey. What more does one need to do? (This whole experience tends to become so muddled.) Thanks for letting me vent. Anne

    forum.photo.net: 15 January 2008 Read more

  4. 24" HD monitor below 550 EUR

    forum.cameralabs.com: 15 July 2007 Read more

  5. Which digital SLR to get??

    ...been good images from the E-500 due to unsteady hands :( Also, the live view on the LCD is a nice feature to have too. With the $1500 for a starter package, you can get: Oly E-510 with 14-42mm and 40-150mm lenses ($650) Oly Zuiko 35mm macro lense ($200) Canon PIXMA Pro9000 for prints up to 13x19 ($400) Huey Pro monitor calibrator ($100) and a good bag, filters, memory card, etc. with the rest. You can always upgrade to the E-3 down the road and use the existing lenses, or sell the kit and get a quality Canon or Nikon (or what...

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