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Epson SureColor SC-P9300 44″ Printer
44 inch professional photo and fine art printer delivering exceptional colour accuracy, deep blacks and gallery-quality output.
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Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4600 44″ Printer
Produce premium-quality photos and fine art pieces. 44” cutting-edge 12-colour printer, with wide gamut Delivers vibrant colours, deep blacks, and...
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Epson SureColor SC-P9500 STD 44″ Printer
The de facto standard in 12 colour printing, for Fine Art and Photographic printing, ideal for Giclée and Canvas printing.
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Canon imagePROGRAF GP-4600S 44” Printer
Create stunning, premium posters, ensuring precise colour replication for images and corporate colours.
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Canon imagePROGRAF GP-4000 44″ Printer
The world's first aqueous pigment large-format inkjet printer with fluorescent ink allowing you to print vibrate, punchy and stand-out prints
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Epson SureColor SC-P7300 Spectro 24″ A1 Printer
An outstanding A1 printer with Spectroproofer and 10-colour system with wide colour gamut.
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Epson SureColor SC-P7500 SPECTRO 24″ A1 Printer
The SC-P7500 Spectro is the number one choice in 24" high-end photo and art applications thanks to its 12-ink wide-format...
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Epson SureColor SC-P9300 Spectro 44″ Printer
Consistent, Colour output with inbuilt X-rite Spectrophotometer. 10 Colour, Featuring Violet ink. Ideal for Photo and Fine art
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Epson SureColor SC-P9500 SPECTRO 44″ Printer
EPSON 44" 12 colour Flagship Large Format printer for the Photographic & Art markets
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HP DesignJet Z6dr 44″ Printer with V-Trimmer
44" wide-format printing with in-built trimmer for variable borderless printing
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HP DesignJet Z9+dr 44″ Printer with V-Trimmer
Unique to HP the Z9+DR offers dual-roll and borderless cut printing to required width via an integrated in-line V-Trimmer
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HP DesignJet Z6 44″ PostScript Printer
Z6 44" offers quick output from a robust 6 colour ink system featuring unique print head
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FAQ's
It’s crucial that the printer utilises pigment based inks only, these give light fastness and UV stability, as well as offering higher scratch and water resistance. A printer with 7-12 individual ink colours is best suited, as these offer increased colour gamut, and better tonal gradations.
Both Epson SureColor SC-P, and Canon imagePROGRAF Pro series offer these options.
Archival pigment prints on high-quality media are typically rated to last 100+ years without significant fading when stored or displayed correctly.
Acid free Medias which are also free of optical brighteners offer the best longevity, we recommend Hahnemühle, Canson or Innova.
They’re both equally as good, as long as you select a printer with the correct ink set, look for models with at least two grey/light grey inks and both matte and photo black ink cartridges – to ensure neutral tones and avoid “colour casts” like a cyan or warm hue.
If you print images on gloss, also consider a printer with a clear optimiser ink, typically found in 12 colour options.
Not necessarily as there are lots of plug-ins out the box, but a RIP can be useful in production environments for better colour management, nesting multiple images on a single roll, and controlling ink density on media like canvas.
You can also manage ICC colour profiles within the RIP rather than in the printer
An ICC profile is a small digital file that acts as a “translator” between your printer, your ink, and your specific paper.
Every paper (Canvas, Glossy, Cotton Rag) absorbs ink differently.An ICC profile tells the printer exactly how much ink to spray to achieve accurate, predictable colour. Resulting that what you see on a calibrated monitor is what you get on the paper.
ICC profiles, can be built specifically for you, or downloaded from professional paper companies such as Hahnemühle
Yes, and no. You can use a plotter to print canvases, it’s essential that the plotter uses pigment, and not dye based ink. Otherwise your prints won’t be light fast, and will quickly fade when displayed.
Plotters are typically 4-6 colour and do not offer the breadth of gamut or colour accuracy from dedicated 7-12 colour devices.
There will be fewer media selections as many plotters simply can not take heavier papers, or canvases, due to core sizes, inefficient cutters and the available room where rolls are loaded.
The Canon TM series, is a great example of a plotter that can print canvas, with some of the above limitations. Just ask us for advice.
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