Photo Printer For Professional Photographer

I had seen professional photographer's prints done on this same paper but I doubted that I could achieve equal results. The only other Canon paper I had ever used was the Glossy II in 4x6 and 5x8 format. Having recently acquired the Canon ProGraf 300 printer, I put it, along with the 13x19 Pro Platinum, to the test. The images were beyond amazing! They actually looked better in print than they did on my high resolution 27 inch monitor that I used exclusively for photo editing. Digital screens, no matter the type or resolution capability, cannot compare to what this paper (and the printer, of course) can do! The images I printed were mostly wide open landscapes from the Black Mesa, Oklahoma area. I cannot say how well the paper might work for other applications nor can I attest as to whether it last 200 years as Canon claims? Who cares because I will not be around to know one way or the other. I do know that the last two prints I shared with my family brought tears to some of their eyes. What more could you ask from your photo paper?

very professional results using a canon printer-the photo was actually framed.

Recently purchased and as a Professional Photographer I am TOTALLY IMPRESSED with the printer. Already have another photographer ordering one for her self from me telling her about it and showing her prints. CANON, PLEASE MAKE AN 8X10 LIKE THIS...

I am not a wedding photographer or professional photo person. I just love to take pictures. This is the lens for wedding photographers, I was told. I got this lens after spending so much for reading, watching an researching about this lens. Especially, after reading Brian Smith's site, If you can only afford one lens this would be my choice Also, Jason Lanier said similar thing, even though he only uses 85mm GM. Yes, it's heavier than other ZA lenses & also bulkier than other lenses that I used to have. Also, I paired it with a7ii. So, bit unfair combo to begin with. But, so far so good. Despite it's wow-weight at the beginning, yet after a week, I already got used to it.. Also, I watched many youtubers like Jason Vong, I got the peak design strap (sling) and began to wearing with it. The picture quality is amazing.. Now, I get lots of compliments from others because of this lens, not because of my skill. I like it and highly recommend to anyone.

I am a professional photographer who has been adding to my photo arsenal for a couple of years since I now shoot weddings along with outdoor photography. I first rented this lens through another company to see if it was something I wanted before investing the big bucks. The results were excellent. This has been a must have item for me for about 6 months. ... I have zero complaints with the product, it performs flawlessly each time I use it. A downside is with battery pack, camera and lens your looking at about 8lbs, but WELL worth the carry on weight. ... I already have my next piece of equipment lined up after wedding season this year.

For the amature or trained professional...A simple..strait forward photo quality printer. Just wish Epson would make a 8x10 printer this simple.

I am a Professional photographer

This strap is made for a Professional Photographer !

A must own for any serious or professional sports photographer.

As a professional photographer for almost 50 years, I can say this is the best photo tripod I've ever owned. It's very lightweight. The leglocks are quick to open and close. The beefy legs extend and retract smoothly. Its maximum height is ample -- it doesn't have or need a center column (which I've hardly ever used). I haven't used the spikes yet, but I might if I needed to. Sometimes I use it with my Oben Gimbal Head GH-30 (the aluminum one) and it is very solid. This is a kit with the RTH-1030 head. I was tempted to get the RTH-1050, but this head is rock-steady and smooth to handle my R5 with a 100-500 zoom lens. Anything more would have been testosterone overkill. The case is well-stitched with storage pockets for whatever. One suggestion: make the bubble level on the head a bit bigger