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

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,...

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

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

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).

While there are some significant feature differences between these three machines, the primary difference is the number of ink cartridges each model uses, which, as you can imagine, can greatly affect the printer's "color range," or "color depth.

"Slow and steady wins the race," is great in theory, unless you're looking for output speed instead of quality. The PIXMA PRO-10, Canon's successor to their PRO-1, is a more affordable (although still pricey) professional inkjet printer that has a lot under the hood.

Network-ready wireless/wired; quiet; CD Printing

Slow

Speed is not the Canon Pixma Pro-10's specialty. Rather, this professional inkjet large-format printer will give you print quality that's worthy of being displayed at an art gallery.

Very good output quality when printing high-resolution image files; Large capacity ink cartridges; Three black inks can generate excellent monochrome prints; Wi-Fi connectivity

Large and heavy; No memory card slots; Can only handle cut sheet paper; not rolls; Speed is not its forte

The PIXMA Pro-10 sits in the middle of three A3+ printers that were initially announced by Canon at Photokina 2012. Designed primarily for photo enthusiasts, it uses the same Lucia inks as the higher-specified PIXMA Pro-1 , which we reviewed in January 2012 , but with one grey tank instead of the...

The Canon Pixma Pro-10 is the mid-priced model in Canon's outstanding range of professional A3+ inkjet photo and fine art printers. It takes ten ink cartridges with separate matt and photo black pigments, the usual cyan, magenta and yellow, paler photo cyan and photo magenta cartridges, red and grey...