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Canon PROGRAPH iPF5000 Review at Luminous Landscape
Luminous Landscape have published their review of the new Canon PROGRAPH iPF5000 large format printer.
“Some initial comments on the web about print quality suggested that prints from the iPF 5000 had something less than full continuous tone quality. I’m not sure where that came from but I can assure you that this is definitely not the case. I have looked at prints under both a high quality 3X Schneider loup as well as a 10X loupe. With the naked eye prints are definitely continuous tone, just as you’d expect them to be. Under a 3X loupe the dithering pattern is just visible. Under a 10X loupe it is clearly visible just as it is on every inkjet printer.”
Website: Luminous Landscape - Canon PROGRAPH iPF5000 Review
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This review is based on three weeks of almost daily use of the iPF5000. By way of background.
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