The Canon Pixma PRO-100 is an A3+ dye-based printer aimed at photographers. Using an 8-ink ChromaLife 100+ dye-based system with with 3 mono inks for quality mono prints, the Canon Pixma PRO-100 is priced at £469.99 / $499.99. Read our in-depth Canon Pixma PRO-100 review now...

The Canon Pixma PRO-1 is the world’s first A3+ printer to feature 12 separate inks. Five monochrome inks produce professional quality black-and-white prints with smooth tonal gradation and suppressed graininess, while the manual feed slot accepts photo paper up to 356mm (14”) wide and heavier fine art papers. Priced at £799.99 / $999.99, read our Canon Pixma PRO-1 review to discover if this is the best A3 printer for photographers...

The Epson Artisan 1430 is a new affordable 13-inch wide-format printer. Using dye-based 6-color Claria inks, the Epson 1430 produces prints than last up to four times longer than a photo lab print along with wireless networking for PC-free printing and sharing of photos from a smartphone or tablet. Read our Epson Artisan 1430 review to find out if it does justice to your photos.

The Epson Stylus Photo R2000 is an A3+ / 13-inch high-gloss photo printer. The 8-colour R2000 printer uses Epson's UltraChrome Hi-Gloss pigment inks and features Wi-Fi, USB and Ethernet connectivity. Read our expert review of the Epson Stylus Photo R2000.

The HP Envy 110 multi-function printer is one of those rare computer devices that actually fit right into the modern home, sporting an eye-catching design and a long list of features. With a price-tag of £250 / $250, it's also one of the more expensive all-in-ones on the market, so is the HP Envy 110 good enough to tempt the discerning photographer? Read our HP Envy 110 review to find out...

The Epson Stylus Photo R3000 is a new professional A3+ / 13-inch photo printer. Positioned above the older R2880 model, the R3000 features bigger ink cartridges, improved media handling, a redesigned print head and Ethernet and wireless-N connectivity. Retailing for £699 / $849, is the Epson R3000 a worthy successor to the popular R2880? Read our expert Epson Stylus Photo R3000 review to find out...

The Canon iPF6300 is a new 24 inch large-format printer aimed at photographers and artists who want ultra-high-quality printing and performance. Replacing the iPF6100 model, the 6300 uses a revamped Lucia EX pigment inkset, new replaceable printheads and also offers reduced bronzing and gloss differential. Read our in-depth Canon iPF6300 Review now.

The Epson Stylus Pro 7900 is an A1+/24" large format printer aimed squarely at the pro photographer. According to Epson, the 7900 offers "the best the industry has to offer for colour proofing, photography and fine art reproduction" - a bold claim indeed. Jon Canfield finds out if the Epson 7900 really can deliver on its promise in our expert review.

The Epson Stylus Pro 3880 is the latest 17-inch / A2+ printer for the discerning professional. Using UltraChrome K3 inks with Vivid Magenta, Epson has also added AccuPhoto HD2 screening to improve the accuracy of ink placement and upgraded the print head to help reduce clogging. Replacing the 3800 model, the Epson Stylus Pro 3880 costs £995 in the UK and $1,295 in the US. Jon Canfield tests Epson's latest printer in our expert review...

The HP Photosmart Premium Fax All-in-One is a wireless all-in-one photo printer, copier, fax and scanner. The Fax All-in-One uses individual ink tanks and offers photo quality printing on glossy and luster surface papers. Retailing for $299.99 / £250, Jon Canfield tests the HP Fax All-in-One from a photographers point of view.

The Canon Pixma MP980 is an all-in-one photo printer and scanner complete with a 3.5-inch LCD screen and built-in film adapter unit. The MP980 features the same ChromaLife100 inks that Canon's dedicated pro-level printers use, utilizing a 6-color ink system that includes a unique grey ink. Retailing for $299.99 / £279.00 / €362.10, Jon Canfield found out if the print quality from the Canon Pixma MP980 can meet a photographer's needs.