Excellent quality prints and an affordable price are what makes the Canon Pixma Pro-100 a terrific photo printer.

Print size up to 13x19; Excellent output quality; Black inks generate excellent monochrome prints

Large and heavy; Slower print times

I am very happy with the Canon Pro 100. I've own HP Photosmart printers in the past and this one beats all of them for quality of the picture matching what I shoot with my DSLR.

The Canon Pixma Pro-100 is the entry-level model in Canon's Pro range of A3+ printers, aimed at semi-professional and professional photographers and printers. It uses the same ChromaLife 100 inks as many of Canon's smaller A4 inkjet printers and MFPs, which have always done well in our photo quality...

This A3+ printer uses eight dye-ink cartridges, including three black and grey inks for better monochrome printing. Canon's ChromaLife 100 inks have a claimed life expectancy of 100 years or more. The print resolution is 4800X2400, reproducing very fine detail.

The Canon Pixma Pro-100 is a great printer. Very glad to have found it. Especially good on black and white prints but also color is very accurate. Seems quite fast compared to my old printer.

Cheaper to buy and run than other A3+ inkjets, with great print quality to boot

The printer is packaged in the usual Canon way - neatly with a lot of blue tape to remove, and with good directions, starting with the quick start installation guide.

The Canon Pixma PRO-100 may be the new junior model in Canon's professional photo inkjet line, but as such it can still output gallery-quality prints at sizes up to 13 by 19 inches. It's a good choice for an amateur photographer who's looking to take the hobby more seriously.

Moderately priced for a near-dedicated photo printer; Outputs gallery-worthy photos; Reasonably fast

Some color issues; mostly in graphics

The Canon Pixma PRO-100 ($518.94 at Amazon) may be the new junior model in Canon's professional photo inkjet line, but as such it can still output gallery-quality prints at sizes up to 13 by 19 inches. It's a good choice for an amateur photographer who's looking to take the hobby more seriously. At 8.6 by 27.2 by 15.2 inches (HWD) when closed, it's slightly larger than its Epson counterpart, the Editors' Choice Epson Stylus Photo R2000 ($2,173.56 at Amazon) , and about the same weight. Like the R2000, it lacks an LCD; instructions and data like ink tank levels are displayed on the screen of the computer you're printing from. It offers WiFi and Ethernet as well as USB connectivity. The PRO-100 uses eight ink tanks for its dye-based inks: black; gray; light gray; yellow; magenta; photo magenta; cyan; and photo cyan. The high-end model in the series, the Canon Pixma PRO-1 , sports 12 ink tanks. Although the PRO-100's sticker price is much less than that of the PRO-1, its ink cost...

The Canon Pixma PRO-100 may be at the low end of near-dedicated photo printers geared to photo enthusiasts, but it still produces photos worthy of hanging in a gallery.

Moderately priced for a near-dedicated photo printer; Outputs gallery-worthy photos; Reasonably fast

Some color issues, mostly in graphics

The Canon Pixma Pro-100 is a versatile printer that is more than capable of meeting the needs of the casual amateur or the avid professional.

Crisp and clean photographs; Color clarity is wonderful; Wi-Fi enabled

Bulky; My Image Garden; Matte paper prints lacking