Canon PRO-200 panoramic printing

Printing wide panoramic images

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Video: making panoramic prints on the PRO-200

A short video (12m 40s) looking at printing long panoramic prints on the  PRO-200. Using both a standard wide paper size (double A4) and a custom size for cut roll paper. Includes a look at soft proofing to decide which rendering intent is best for the image, and a discussion about when ink carts should be changed.

Uses Pinnacle gloss and Pinnacle Lustre 300 gsm paper, which works well with the dye based inks of the PRO-200 for colour and B&W. The paper is from our local Leicester supplier, but are generic types.

There will be a full PRO-200 review in due course.

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