Reviews for Canon Best Photo Printers

"Portable printing with PictBridge...Expensive...Professionals on the move who may need to print out slides, or photographers who need to print out color photos of their work directly from a camera are just two of the people who can benefit from this...In normal mode, we got a max print speed of 8 ppm in black and 3 ppm in color...You can easily get portable thermal printers which can print small rolls of text (like a receipt), but what if you need to take some..." read more »

"Value Good output all around...No duplex printing Photos may be a bit yellow Replacement inks cost $60 Owners...The Pixma iP3600 gets some praise in reviews as a basic inkjet printer, but reviewers usually come down on the side of the slightly more expensive Canon Pixma iP4700 (*Est...While some say photo prints are good in relation to the printer's price, some mention a yellowish tint...We rank About.com's coverage of the..." read more »

"The Canon Pixma iX7000 is exactly what you would expect from a printer in the Canon Pixma series...The Pixma iX7000 is the printer you need if you must print larger documents and prints...We love all of the features that come with the Pixma iX7000...Overall the printing speed is slower than other inkjets, but this isn’t a machine you get for your primary document printing in an office..." read more »

"Inexpensive...Slow, kludgy paper-tray design Expensive, wasteful consumables...But its purchase price is very low ($100 at this writing, as of 7/28/09) and its design is simple, making it a good choice for light home use...Aimed at the family market, the compact CP780 comes in three colors (blue, pink, or silver) and can function with or without a PC...Photo quality varies for the Selphy CP780......" read more »

"The PIXMA Pro9000 Mk II handles a wide range of media and uses an eight-ink print system, supplementing photo cyan and photo magenta inks with red and green...The rear paper tray folds up into a two-stage support for 150 sheets of 80g/sm paper, at sizes up to A3...There's a surprising amount of software supplied with the PIXMA Pro9000 Mk II, including a complete copy of Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 and Canon's own Easy PhotoPrint Pro plug-in for all varieties of Photoshop, as well as a useful label-printing applet and a well-equipped driver..." read more »

"The Canon Pixma IP4700 is Canon's latest inkjet printer that retains the glossy black casing of its predecessor, the IP4600, and also features stylish gunmetal highlights...The Canon Pixma IP4700 really impressed us...It is a good quality inkjet printer that produces excellent results in a short amount of time..." read more »

"The competition is a lot tougher now, so the CP760 isn't the standout budget-price winner that the CP740 once was...A few thermal-dye printers match inkjets for size, but most are closer to the CP760's 3.3-by-7.9-by-5.6-inch (HWD) size and its 2.1-pound weight...Canon says that the CP770 is essentially the same printer as the CP760, but it's built into a substantially different case and sold with a basket that the case fits into...As printed by the CP760, the spokes look like poorly drawn, ragged lines instead of straight metal spokes with smooth edges..." read more »

"Internal memory can store 999 photos...Print pack holds both dye roll and paper...Photos are highly water resistant....Relatively big and heavy for a small-format printer...Diagonal lines (as with spokes in a wheel) can print...The model that replaces it?the Canon Selphy ES3?delivers essentially the same mix of features for the same price ($199.99 direct), but the ES3 also adds 1GB of internal memory...spokes in a wheel), the Canon Selphy ES3 is one of the..." read more »

"Even this low priced PIXMA iP2600 has many of the features which make its bigger, more expensive siblings popular and the elegantly simple design is one of them...With a slightly curved paper path, from a tilted feed tray at the rear to an output tray at the front, the iP2600 needs none of the two or three level telescopic supports of some of its rivals...There are no fripperies like memory card slots and the only indicators, each set in their own button, are for power and error condition...Canon quotes both draft and normal print speeds for the iP2600, with 22ppm and 13ppm for black and 17ppm and 7.8ppm for colour..." read more »