Nearly as fine as the Pro-1, but slower. The Canon Pixma Pro-10's photos look gorgeous, testers say: vivid, natural colors and crisp black-and-whites. Side-by-side, experts like the Pro-1's prints slightly better -- but they stress that it's a slight difference. Both can also print very nice text.

Superb photos up to 13 by 19 inches; 10 ink cartridges; including three monochrome inks; Fast; automatic black ink switching; Chroma optimizer improves glossy prints; Smooth and reliable

Small ink cartridges aren't for high-volume printing

The Canon Pixma Pro-10 is a printer aimed at professionals and dedicated enthusiasts who value beautiful photographic prints and want to make them themselves. Sending your prints out to a pro lab will probably cost less and give you more options (like very large prints).

(1 items) The Canon Pixma Pro-10 is a printer aimed at professionals and dedicated enthusiasts who value beautiful photographic prints and want to make them themselves. Sending your prints out to a pro lab will probably cost less and give you more options (like very large prints).

Outstanding print quality with pigment inks; Bundled Print Studio Pro software's Pro Mode makes expert color management easier than ever; Wi-Fi; ethernet; and USB connectivity

Initial software installation process can be confusing; Print Studio Pro printing app doesn't work with Aperture

I bought this product because of Canon's history of great quality when it comes to printers and cameras. What I like the most about the Canon Pixma Pro 10 is the beautiful pictures it produces, and also the disk printing capabilities. I have no dislikes so far.

As the midlevel model in Canon's professional inkjet photo printer line, the Canon Pixma PRO-10 ($699) strikes a good balance between price, ink cost, and photo quality. It prints gallery-worthy photos, and-like the other models in the series-it does particularly well with monochrome prints, and...

Outputs gallery-worthy photos; Especially good with monochrome photo printing; Excellent text quality

Can't print from paper rolls

As the midlevel model in Canon's professional inkjet photo printer line, the Canon Pixma PRO-10 ($699) strikes a good balance between price, ink cost, and photo quality. It prints gallery-worthy photos, and—like the other models in the series—it does particularly well with monochrome prints, and other photos with dark backgrounds. Although it lacks some of the features of the Editors' Choice Epson Stylus Photo R3000 , like an LCD and the ability to print from paper rolls, as well as that printer's superb graphics quality and speed, the PRO-10 is easy to recommend for professionals and serious amateurs alike. Design and Features The matte-black PRO-10 is a large, wide printer that you'll want to set on a table or bench. At 8.5 by 27.2 by 15.2 inches (HWD) when closed, the PRO-10 is the same size as the Canon Pixma PRO-100 ($518.94 at Amazon) . It's slightly larger than its closest Epson counterpart, the Epson R3000, though it lacks the latter's LCD screen. Instead, data such as i...

The Canon Pixma PRO-10 photo printer can output gallery-worthy prints, and is an especially good choice if your photographic style tends toward the noir.

Outputs gallery-worthy photos; Especially good with monochrome photo printing; Excellent text quality

Can't print from paper rolls

This printer is fantastic! The color depth and clarity of the prints are so close to a photo lab's prints that you can't tell the difference. Fairly easy to use on with only a slight learning curve. I highly recommend this printer! Use if with Canon Pro Luster paper for awesome results! :)

-Prints look as good as a photo lab's prints -Wi-Fi Connectivity -Easy to setup and learn -Large 13x19 (A3+) Format -Ink Refills are very reasonably priced -Price (I know it is expensive; but for the quality this thing could cost a lot more than it does!

-Size (This thing is a beast!) -Speed is a little slow; but this hasn't been a huge problem for me

Ive had this printer for about 2 years now. It was great at first but quickly showed its flaws for an amateur photographer like me. I dont know if I could call it a flaw, but it is a definite shortcoming that the printer is designed to be used regularly, if you let it sit for more than 2 weeks,...

Excellent printer with quality prints produced up to A3 size, just the sort of printer you require when you want to produce your own professional Quality prints that you have full control of the output.

Great Picture Quality; Simple Controls

This is my first larger than 8X10 photo printer. Setup was accomplished without my typical level of frustration, and wireless capability has allowed me to place the untethered printer in another, less crowded room where my pictures can be mounted and framed.