Canon professional print performance ranks highly against Wilhelm standard
The Canon imageProgrf iPF6100 large-format printer has been highly rated in testing by Wilhelm Imaging Research (WIR).
The printer, tested with Lucia pigment inks and a range of Canon media, achieved a ‘Displayed Prints Framed Under Glass’ average permanence rating of greater than 100 years for colour output, and greater than 200 years for black-and-white output.?
The Canon prints were also very resistant to damage from high-humidity environments, resistant to ozone exposure, and resistant to water damage, according to WIR tests. “Whether printed in colour or black-and-white, the prints are beautiful and will remain beautiful for a very long period of time,” said Henry Wilhelm, president, Wilhelm Imaging Research.
The full WIR report for the Canon imagePrograf iPF6100 printer, which features California landscape photographer William Niell making prints with the device, can be found on the WIR website at http://www.wilhelm-research.com/canon/ipf6100.html
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