Canon Pixma Mx922 Test Print

Using in my Canon Pixma MX922.

Burned 7 of these so far and all worked perfectly. Was able to print them in my Canon Pixma mx922 with no problems. For the price I was ready to live with an occasional coaster, but so far so good.

this pixma mx922 printer keeps going and going ... all it needs is some new ink!!!

I've been using this brand of printable Verbatim DVDs for several years and have never had any problems with them. I print on them using my Canon MX922 and always get great results. The quality of the video on the DVDs is consistently very good as well.

I use this paper with the Canon PIXMA PRO 9000, and the results are fantastic. This is the only paper I use to print at 4x6.

Fantastic paper for home use, I use it to print digital scans of film as well as digital photos on a Canon Pixma 9000 mkII. It renders colors well and doesn't break the bank.

I use this to print my own portfolios on a Canon Pixma Pro 9000. The photos turn out crisp and bright and really pop against the white paper. I highly recommend.

I use this on a Canon Pixma Pro 100 printer to print high quality digital negatives for Cyanotype prints. Since switching from using Epson ink with a new printer, I've noticed this OHP transparency film is cheaper but does just as well. I've heard other cheaper screenprinting brands reccomeneded at an inexpensive price that I'm sure work fine, but never had issues with this minus the price.

I purchased the Pixma G7020 printer because it is a Canon product and because it is a wireless MegaTank printer. The ink doesn’t cost hundreds of dollars and no one is counting the number of pages i print. The set up manual is written clearly and i like the fact that the print heads are easy to install / replace in the event of future issues. It’s not the fastest printer in the world but for home office use it’s perfect. The installation disks worked perfectly and i use the printer with my computer and Apple I-pad. I purchased a second G7020 for my sister and would recommend it without any reservations.

The Canon Pixma Pro 100 is able to print up to 13x26 output, but that's a weird size for paper. Enter the Epson Premium Luster roll paper, 13 by an amazon 32.8 feet. Cut to 26 length, that's 15 full sized prints. At around $58 per roll, that's less than $4 per print. Not bad considering the cost at a lab. This particular paper is similar in appearance to Canon's Semi-Gloss, accepts the dye inks perfectly, and is thick enough to support framing quite well. The only challenge is to reverse out the curl out prior to printing. I fashioned a piece of long printable canvas wrapped around a wooden dowel. By winding up the freshly cut paper into this (with the curve going the other way) I am able to relax all curl in about 1/2 minute. An excellent choice for those jobs where you want a more panoramic print. Will buy again when it runs out.