When I moved, I honestly was very concerned about this printer.
But the Canon PROGRAF PRO-1000 Printer also does things to preserve the ink and keep any other major moving parts as stable as possible. Of course, you’re supposed to make sure that it’s in its most compact form. When you want to move it, the menu contains options to assist with the process. This printer came with me from my old apartment to my current one. Epson has this, and it’s a very welcome addition. However, a nice touch would have been the inclusion of a touch screen (pun not intended) to navigate the menu system. There is nothing about the build of this printer that feels cheap. Later on in the year, I’m getting a specific desk just for this and another printer to do tests on. It’s also pretty big so you’ll need more space. When and if you’re going to move it, make sure that you’ve got a firm grip on it lest you lose hold and drop it. At lower ISO settings, the Canon PROGRAF PRO-1000 Printer prints nearly flawless photos. It has printed out high ISO photos at 17×22 in the majority of cases at ISO 6400 and sometimes above that. Since then, we’ve used it with nearly every camera that we’ve reviewed since 2016. In fact, pretty much every brand lets us keep the printers we review because they’re so much of a hassle to move. We are now much more transparent about the gear that we use. The Phoblographer’s policies have changed since the original publication of this article. Over the years, we’ve used it with nearly every camera that we’ve reviewed and done high-ISO testing with. The Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 printer was tested with Canon Photo Paper Pro Luster, the Canon 6D, and a MacBook Pro, including an iPhone 6s.
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