Can anyone let me know the differences between this printer and Canon PIXMA Pro-100 Wireless Color Professional Inkjet Printer with Airprint and Mobile Device Printing Can anyone let me know the differences between this printer and Canon PIXMA Pro-100 Wireless Color Professional Inkjet Printer with Airprint... » Read More Can anyone let me know the differences between this printer and Canon PIXMA Pro-100 Wireless Color Professional Inkjet Printer with Airprint and Mobile Device Printing « Show Less
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Having owned both, I can say that the Mark II has a better ink management system (uses less of it) as well as other physical refinements. I think I get more accurate color with it as well. It is a better printer, in my opinion.
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I believe the pro-100 replaces the pro9000. I purchased the pro-100 and returned it because it did print envelopes well and the rear feed for extra thick stock did not seem to be set up well although i did not test that function. I do now know how well it works with plain paper or photo reproduction for for my needs it was not good. For that it may be a fine machine.
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I can't really answer your question properly, because I don't use a wireless printer. But I assume most of them work on a bluetooth signal. This card actually uses a wifi signal that it sends out. I use it in my big Canon camera when I take really great pix and want to send them right away. I can instantly transfer them wirelessly to my smart phone and email the pic right away instead of downloadingn into desktop at home and then sending.
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Jack, the printer model should not make any diffrence, the way the printer connects to the PC/Laptop does. Most new printers have USB connections and some offer Wireless connections. If it is USB most PC/Laptops have USB ports on them. If it is only a wireless printer then your PC/Laptop must have wireless capablity as well.
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In order to print from an idevice, you have to download a canon app from the app store. In order to print out from the ipad or iphone, you have to go into the app, then to the webpage or photograph from inside the canon app and then just print. I would have liked to see air print functionality like I have on my Epson mfp printer.
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Ditto to all of the above. I bought this device because it had the features I wanted and wireless connectivity. Every time I want to print I either have to reconnect to the wireless access point or move the printer closer to my PC so I can connect the USB cable. I'd just buy a longer cable but haven't gotten around to it. I'm afraid if I go look for a cable I'll end up buying a different printer.
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Have you downloaded the color profiles available at Cannon for your printer? That is very important. Also, if you are using a program to edit your photos, it may have to do with the color profile you have selected in that program. The Canon PIXMA is the best color printer I have ever owned. As a graphic artist, I used to think Epson was the best, but no more!
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air print. I use a Canon 6320 printer. IPad app store has a free Canon printer app to downloadThe IPad has a lightening plug connector (USB)
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I never found out as I could not get it to print at all. In addition to not printing, it would not scan or fax and the software/instructions were unintelligible. After fighting with it for three days, I returned it and replaced it with a Brother MFC-7860 DW. The Brother is more expensive, but it took only seven minutes to set up (wirelessly, too!) and it works perfectly. Maybe it was me and not the Canon, but the Brother was so easy......
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No. If a printer does not brag about AirPrint capability it probably doesn't. For a Brother Laser printer AirPrint will cost you another $100 for the Brother HL5470DW Wireless or Brother HL5450DN. Epson and Canon may have AirPrint ink jets for under $100.
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This is designed for ink jet printers, mostly printers designed solely for pics. I use a canon pro 100. There are 8 different colors to make a true photographic print. A laser printer would be quite expensive compared to commercial printing of images and the process is totally different since heat is used. I don't know of any photo paper designed for laser printing although I'm sure someone has something
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I can't tell you the difference because I've never used the PRO- 10 , but the PRO-100 is a great printer even professional photographers use them. All I can say is if you want to use It for hobby,then you will never use Walgreens again. The picture quality is amazing & if you have Lightroom photoshop then yo got it made.
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Really the printer depends of your specific needs, I have a Canon PIXMA Pro9000 for photo printing and works very very well.
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Most probably. I had an inkjet when I printed them & I don't know that there's much difference between the two types of printers.
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I believe it would since you can print from your computer, wirelessly; but, in truth, I don't use the wireless capability. I suggest one of two things, or both: download the manual and read it; or, call Canon sales directly. It's a fine printer. I prefer my old Pixma MP800's controls and physical function; but this one prints pics much nicer. Little change in how it works overall, differences in software, etc. I fell right into it, having had my 800. I like this one's rear paper feeder - set the cassette to 8.5 x 11; and, anything else goes down the shute automatically, its size determined by the brain, depending upon how the feed holder is set.
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NO. It will not work with airprint. The answers below are eluding to the fact that you can print wirelessly and that IS true. But it is NOT airprint compatible. It uses a Samsung application you download to the Idevice to print from. Some of which works great. You can print from photos very easily. But that would assume you don't care that you are printing pictures on a black and white printer. You can also print from emails. But you have to input all your login info into the Samsung app. Being a IT professional myself, I get pretty nervous putting my login info into that many applications with unknown security levels. You CAN NOT print from IBooks which is probably my biggest complaint. NO. It will not work with airprint. The answers below are eluding to the fact that you can print wirelessly and that IS true. But it is NOT airprint compatible. It uses a Samsung application you download to the Idevice to print from. Some of which works great. You can print from photos very easily. But that would assume you don't care that you are printing pictures on a black and white printer. You can also print from emails. But you have to input all your login info into the Samsung app. Being a IT professional myself, I get pretty nervous putting my login info into that many... » Read More NO. It will not work with airprint. The answers below are eluding to the fact that you can print wirelessly and that IS true. But it is NOT airprint compatible. It uses a Samsung application you download to the Idevice to print from. Some of which works great. You can print from photos very easily. But that would assume you don't care that you are printing pictures on a black and white printer. You can also print from emails. But you have to input all your login info into the Samsung app. Being a IT professional myself, I get pretty nervous putting my login info into that many applications with unknown security levels. You CAN NOT print from IBooks which is probably my biggest complaint. « Show Less
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hi It requires mobile phone equipped with PictBridge technology and a USB cable to print pictures. You can download the app for free. Also, it requires mobile phone (or other device) equipped with Bluetooth v2.0 technology and optional Canon Bluetooth Unit BU-30. Bluetooth operation depends on the device and software version used. Operating distance is approx. 10 meters but may vary due to obstacles, radio signals, locations where radio interference occurs, magnetic fields from microwave ovens, device sensitivity and/or antenna performance. You can http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/printers_multifunction/office_all_in_one_inkjet_printers/pixma_mx432
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I did not have any problems with this printer. I have had with other printers, however. If you are wanting to use the wireless feature, set up is easier if you attach the printer to a networked computer via USB cable and let it use the computer to connect to your wireless router. As far as print head alignment, be sure to use the special paper that came with the printer. If you have tried it all, then I recommend you contact Canon. I love my PIXMA. It's been the best wireless printer I've owned!