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Big Cartel - Simple shopping cart for artists, designers, bands, record labels, jewelry, crafters. WHCC. AdoramaPix. Greener Printer. UPrinting. Canon Pixma Pro9500 Mark II Review. On a desk, the Mark II version of the Pro9500 doesn't look much different from the original unit that Canon rolled out a few years ago: it's a hulking, gray and black two-tone box.

For the uninitiated, the Pro9500 (like most 13x19 photo printers) may look like a standard inkjet, but the scale is fundamentally different. By our measurements, with all trays folded up, the Pro9500 measures 30 by 14 by 7.5 inches; compare that to a standard 8.5x11 photo-inkjet (Canon's ip4600, for instance), which comes in at roughly half that size. Hence, you'll need some dedicated desk space ? Or an entire desk ? To make use of the Pro9500 Mark II. With all trays deployed, plan on setting aside about 30 by 40 inches for the device. As noted, the device utilizes two trays: a multi-sheet feeder in the back, and a single-sheet feed integrated into the output tray on the front of the device. Under the hood, the Pro9500 Mark II, like the original version, uses Canon's ten-tank Lucia pigment ink system. Canon PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II Printer. Digital Camera Home > Photo Printer > Canon PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II Printer By MIKE PASINI EditorThe Imaging Resource Digital Photography Newsletter Review Date: June 2009 Canon introduced two Mark II printers in March.

The $850 Pro9500 Mark II uses 10 pigment inks and the $500 Pro9000 Mark II uses eight dye inks. Both make 13x19-inch prints. When we reviewed the original Pro9000 we applauded its "vibrant color, fast printing and versatile media handling that challenges not just the i9900 but pigment-based 13x19 printers. " And now it's three times faster, printing a bordered 13x19 color image in 1:23, according to Canon. We'll look at the specs before discussing what a big printer can do for you. FEATURES | Back to Contents Speed Demon. Highlights of the Pro9000 Mark II's features include: • High Resolution Printing. Less persuasive perhaps are these features: • Ambient Light Correction. These latter features seem particularly misplaced in a high-end printer. SPECIFICATIONS | Back to Contents.