Prizma Graphics

  Whether you are an inexperienced or seasoned user of a Canon wide-format printer such as one of the acclaimed models from the Japanese brand’s PRO range, it might not always immediately appear to you that the environment your printer is in can affect the standard of the results it produces. With the winter now firmly upon us, we are – of course – referring to how variations in temperature and humidity can lead to a slight change in colour representation when you are printing. And even a merely ‘slight’ change can be critical, depending on the applications for which your Canon wide-format printer is being used. This is why we would strongly urge all users of graphics printers – like the PRO 2100 , 4100 , 4100S , 6100 or 6100S – to colour calibrate their machine in accordance with this colder time of year. How can you colour calibrate your Canon PRO Series device? There isn’t exactly a shortage of great reasons to invest in a Canon wide-format printer from the current PR...

When you are on the lookout for the most suitable device for your wide-format printing requirements, it is natural that you will pay close attention to such crucial aspects as the given printer’s design, reliability, print speed, and ease of use. Something else that you may be likely to carefully consider, however, is the extent of your favoured printer’s ink usage. So, to assist you in your choice, our team at Prizma Graphics decided to provide a quick rundown of the ink usage figures for a range of Canon’s current leading large-format printers. The below numbers are based on the production of a single A1-size print. The TM-200, TM-300, TX-2100, TX-3100 and TX-4100 Whether you’re in the market for a TM-200 or TM-300 inkjet printer , or you instead have your eye on the highly regarded TX Series, these Canon wide-format printers are highly regarded for their combination of remarkable performance, precision and productivity.   The ImagePROGRAF TM Series machines, for insta...