Testseek.com have collected 31 expert reviews of the Canon Pixma Pro-9500 Mk2 Series and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon Pixma Pro-9500 Mk2 Series.
September 2009
(85%)
31 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Scores: Features - 28/30 Build - 17/20 Handling - 18/20 Performance - 23/30 Overall score: 86% Announced at the same time as the Canon Pixma Pro 9000 Mark II (reviewed AP 27 June 2009), the updated 9500 Mark II, unlike its sibling, uses pigment rather ...
Best quality output on test, great Photoshop support
Slow printing, expensive, lacks HP B9180’s network support and consumer features
Was this review helpful?
(80%)
Published: 2009-06-04, Author: Neil , review by: macworld.co.uk
Best output quality on the market, 16-bit output, innovative Ambient Light Correction feature
Messy software with one tool missing from the box, Ambient Light Correction is Windows-only, pricey Min specs: A3 Plus colour photo printer; Resolution: 4800x2400dpi; Ink system/type: Lucia Pigment; Quantity of inks: 10; no screen or memory card reader; P...
Abstract: All has been quiet for a while in the world of professional-grade printers for photographers and artists who want to create saleable prints – and designers after accurate proofs. Canon’s new Pixma Pro9500 Mark II is the first new model since its predec...
The Canon Pixma Pro9500 Mark II is an excellent printer that photographers capturing RAW images will prefer over the HP B9180 due to the quality of its 16-bit output. Illustrators and designers working in 8-bit may prefer the HPs Photosmart Pro B9180...
Impressively high quality photos, graphics, and text. Maximum 13- by 19-inch paper size. Fine art papers available.
Relatively slow.
The Canon Pixma Pro9500 Mark II, Canon's improved version of its top of the line desktop photo printer is nearly identical to the original, but with somewhat better speed. Buy it now...
Abstract: Review Date: December 2009 Canon designed the Pro9500 Mark II for what it calls "professional printing performance for large archival photos." Those aren't idle words. The "professional" part of that is reflected in ...
