Mighty number of ink cartridges, mighty photo quality.
The Canon Pixma Pro-200 is by some distance the largest printer I've ever had in my home. Aimed at 'photography hobbyists' and 'aspiring professionals', it's labelled an entry-level model in Canon's professional photo-printer lineup, but after living with it for several weeks, I can confirm there's precious little 'entry-level' about this fantastic printer.
There is also a third tray you might not notice; I certainly didn't at first. A 'multipurpose' tray is placed underneath the front, which you can feed with printable nail stickers and printable disks. The ink used is dye-based, which gives you better colour saturation over pigment inks, but at the risk of lower durability and a higher risk of pictures fading with time, so whether that's a pro or con depends on your personal outlook of results now vs long-term lifespan, I guess.I was hugely impressed with the quality of the pictures, right from the first test images I printed to make sure the Canon Pixma Pro-200 was working and set up correctly.
The one downside I found, and it is only a small one, is that when printing 'regular' text documents, it's really quite slow. It's not a huge downside for what's going to primarily be an art printer, but if you can only fit one printer in your home or office setup, this is something to keep in mind for your workflow.
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