The Canon GP-200 is not typically designed for professional photography printing. It’s part of Canon’s imagePROGRAF GP series, which focuses on graphic arts, poster production, and general-purpose large-format printing. While it does offer high-quality output and vibrant colors (especially for posters and marketing materials), it may not deliver the level of precision and fine detail required for professional photography prints. If you're specifically looking for a printer for photography, Canon's imagePROGRAF PRO series (such as the PRO-2600 or PRO-4600) would be a better fit. These printers are designed to handle the color accuracy and fine detail required for high-quality photographic prints. Shop Canon imagePROGRAF PRO Printers here itsupplies.com/canon-photofine-art-aqueous
Canon decided not to launch that printer in the United States. Our understanding is that since these printers are focused on sign and banner, the 44" and 60" would be more popular.
@@Mintyseden We believe the Canon imagePROGRAF GP-4000 is the best option for printing art illustrations and ensuring Pantone color accuracy. Its 12-color Lucia Pro ink system, including fluorescent pink ink, provides exceptional color vibrancy and creativity. With Pantone certification covering 99% of the Pantone Solid Coated palette, it guarantees accurate color reproduction. Additionally, the GP-4000 can handle large-format prints up to 44 inches, making it ideal for high-quality, detailed artwork. While the GP-2000 is a more budget-friendly alternative, the GP-4000 offers superior color precision and features for professional artists.
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I âm curious how the gp-200 for photo prints. There does not seem to be any review online
The Canon GP-200 is not typically designed for professional photography printing. It’s part of Canon’s imagePROGRAF GP series, which focuses on graphic arts, poster production, and general-purpose large-format printing. While it does offer high-quality output and vibrant colors (especially for posters and marketing materials), it may not deliver the level of precision and fine detail required for professional photography prints.
If you're specifically looking for a printer for photography, Canon's imagePROGRAF PRO series (such as the PRO-2600 or PRO-4600) would be a better fit. These printers are designed to handle the color accuracy and fine detail required for high-quality photographic prints. Shop Canon imagePROGRAF PRO Printers here itsupplies.com/canon-photofine-art-aqueous
Where is the GP2600s ?
Canon decided not to launch that printer in the United States. Our understanding is that since these printers are focused on sign and banner, the 44" and 60" would be more popular.
@@ITSuppliesINC which GP is the better one for printing art illustrated prints for sale, considering Pantone too?
@@Mintyseden We believe the Canon imagePROGRAF GP-4000 is the best option for printing art illustrations and ensuring Pantone color accuracy. Its 12-color Lucia Pro ink system, including fluorescent pink ink, provides exceptional color vibrancy and creativity. With Pantone certification covering 99% of the Pantone Solid Coated palette, it guarantees accurate color reproduction. Additionally, the GP-4000 can handle large-format prints up to 44 inches, making it ideal for high-quality, detailed artwork. While the GP-2000 is a more budget-friendly alternative, the GP-4000 offers superior color precision and features for professional artists.