2018-09-24T03:03:49
Great IT WORKS
kattie
2018-06-21T10:09:56
Rated 5 out of 5
Grate printer
I have a Epson pro 7900 and there is a lot of problems with this printer, so I decide to try with canon and I love it, very good quality and shipper than Epson, I will sell my Epson and buy another canon.....
Roberto R.
2016-12-26T12:23:48
Rated 5 out of 5
prograf 6400
great quality, very detailed prints and canvas. exactly what i want in a large format printer
WILLAM R.
2016-11-09T07:33:32
Rated 5 out of 5
The printer is easy to set-up and operate
The printer is easy to set-up and operate. The colors are exceptional. I couldn't have asked for a better printer.
ANTHONY N.
2015-09-22T06:32:57
Rated 5 out of 5
Love this printer
This is my first large format printer. I run a high volume wedding and portrait studio. We just printed over 20 24 x 36 prints for a recent bridal show. The printer has already paid for itself and makes absolutely incredible prints. I highly recommend pairing it with the Lexjet Archival premium matte paper.
MICHAEL P.
2014-04-03T21:00:00
Rated 5 out of 5
This is the one!
Get this Canon Printer! I love it.
Do not buy an Epson 4900, 7900, 9900. They print great when they print, but they have terrible head clogging issues. Shortly after the warranty ran out, several of the heads on my 4900 clogged up. If this had happoned with an Epson warranty, I would have had to pack it up and send it back to Epson. Without a warranty, I was looking at a $1,500 minimum service call.
Luckly, I bought a on site warranty from a 3rd party and got my money back. This Canon prints just as well as my Epson, has user replaceable heads, and huge dealer/repair network.
John J.
2013-07-15T21:00:00
Rated 4 out of 5
After looking at the rest it was best
If there were more options in rating I would give it 4 1/2 or 4 3/4 stars.
I moved up from an iPF5000, which was a very good printer. Everything on the iPF6400 is improved by a two or three notches. The ink in particular has improved gamut and much less gloss differential. I have read that Epson ink is more damage resistant but I don't see that, but maybe that was the older ink. I took a print (that I have other copies of) to the kitchen sink, ran hot water over it and rubbed an area 2-3 inches square with quite high pressure for about a minute. when the print was dry I couldn't tell the difference. Bottom line -- the ink is great and is available in both 130ml and 300ml cartridges.
The interface is also much improved, but could still use a color display and larger.
The Photoshop print plugin is great. After trying it on the old iPF5000 I never used the windows print driver, and the new one is even better. Just try it, there is too much to be able to explain in a just few words.
Long term operating cost from everything I could find appears to be better than Epson printers. Everything from user replaceable heads on the Canon (vs. head replacement by a technician at a cost approximately equal to a new printer with the Epson), and using less ink in printing as well as head cleaning compared to Epson.
By the way, it also has a print plugin for MS Word & Excel.
