Canon Pixma Mp 560 Printing Light

i loved it i have a hp office jet print fax scan i loved this canon i had pixma my mp 500 this canon for it

Simply the best option when you have a Canon PIXMA 9000 MkII (like me) for printing pics.

Excellent printing in my Pixma Pro.

Used with a Canon PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II, printing from Lightroom 4 on a 2011 iMac. Colors are vibrant, blacks are deep. Paper is a good weight and feels great in the hand. Will definitely be giving Ilford top consideration when I buy more photo paper.

I've been using Canon LUCIA inks with my Canon Pixma Pro printing over a hundreds of large 13x19 size photos and the print quality has been consistently of great quality. My customers are always wowed when they find out I print from home. I'd buy these and other premium LUCIA inks from B & H photo again.

I use this product with my Canon Pixma Pro9000 printing 13x19 posters. This paper is truly awsome and produces great quality. I wish this paper was a little bit thinner so I could use the auto sheet feeder on the printer.

love this paper for printing my portfolio on. works great on my canon pixma pro 9000!

I would not trust any other inks in my Canon Pixma Pro 9000 Printer. They consistently give impeccable results with no problems. There is never any ink clogging, or smears resulting from the inks from these cartridges. I always am assured my photographs will print professionally with the use of these inks. I would not dare to use substitute products after having enjoyed the incomparable quality these inks have provided me. Cartridge life may be a little short, but its a small sacrifice for the quality that is provided. The use of these cartridges is a little expensive for simple document printing. They are best used in the printing of high quality photographs.

Most of my work is in the studio doing headshots and groups for corporations and firms. At times I go out and use the speedlights for events, office and groups. I have a 580 Canon and a couple Vivitar 383s for extra light. It tried the 560-VI for extra light (Manual). First impressions: Very comparable to the Canon 580 alhough manual. About the same weight, and similar construction. Almost as powerful, but recharges in about half the time. Wow. The battery door seems to be far more solid and works better. The shoe is metal which should be better. Screen is bright and easy to read like the Canon. Vivitar is not. Vivitar is not as powerful and takes longer to recharge. The 560 has a lot of features close to that of Canon. More than I will need. Also it syncs well with the Canon Camera through a Vello wireless sync. The Camera can wake it up when it goes into sleep mode. Vivital is less expensive a little, but is very cheap in comparison. I highly reommend this exept that I have not field tested it enough. How durable is it and how reliable? While Canon sets the standard, this seems to be awesome, and so far seems to come close at a fraction of the price. PS. The instruction booklet is a little confusing. I think someone in China wrote it..

Using in my Canon Pixma MX922.