Canon PFI-1000 PC LUCIA PRO Photo Cyan Ink Tank (80ml)
$41.30
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Description
Make sure you never run dry during an important job with your imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 inkjet printer with this 80ml PFI-1000 PC LUCIA PRO Photo Cyan Ink Tank from Canon. The LUCIA PRO ink is pigment-based which ensures long print life, up to 200 years when stored in a lightproof container.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.33 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.55 × 3.45 × 2.3 in |
| Printer Type | Inkjet Printers |
| Container Type | Inkjet Cartridge |
| Color | Photo Cyan |
| Ink Type | Pigment-Based Color |
| Volume | 80 mL |
Reviews (199)
199 reviews for Canon PFI-1000 PC LUCIA PRO Photo Cyan Ink Tank (80ml)
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Craig Collins (verified owner) –
Great ink
Cordia Upton (verified owner) –
I have tried 3rd party ink replacements and found they tend to clog the print-heads. I’ll stick with Canon inks (Even if they are over-priced and the printer seems to drink them).
Bill Feil (verified owner) –
You don’t have another choice. You bought a photo printer- this is what you feed it for those awesome pics. 3rd party inks don’t save much and aren’t worth the hassle.
Susan Halvorson (verified owner) –
They work as they should.
Myrtice Parker (verified owner) –
This is a full set of inks that work well in my Canon Pro-1000 printer. I just wish they were less expensive!
Charley Hahn (verified owner) –
No matter what the paper is….Canon or Red River, I always get wonderful results from my printer with Canon ink. It is so easy to get a real, professional photo at home for me or actual customer. Had to get individual tanks this time because the ink set is unavailable at this time.
Miracle Cummerata (verified owner) –
I use this in the Pro 1000 and the colors are always true!
Velva Wisozk (verified owner) –
I always had Epson printers for my fine-art photography, but when my R2400 died, I replaced it with the Canon ProGraf Pro-1000 printer, which I love. It has a large set of inks as well as an ink cartridge that puts a clear coat on the image to protect it. The magenta works great on semi-gloss papers I use such as Ilford Gold Fibre Gloss and Canson Baryta Photographique II.
Yolanda O’Kon (verified owner) –
The Canon P1000 printer is without question the best printer I have ever owned. Vibrant colors, rich blacks. Stunning B&W and platinum prints. All owing to the pigment inks from Canon. I agree, they are pricey. I print mostly 16×20 prints and I find I get plenty of prints from the cartridges, including the CO cartridge. I find I use the CO cartridge at the same rate as the other cartridges.
Janet Frami (verified owner) –
Ink worked as expected kinda pricey though.
Celestine Johnston (verified owner) –
It does the job. Easy to install.
Reyna Schimmel (verified owner) –
True Canon ink supplied so it works like it should. Kind of hard to get with various tanks on back order regularly. B&H keeps to the suggested price – no extra costs which is good. However this is one of the highest cost-per-photo inks around with no really good alternative., so I’d rate it OK.
Liliana O’Conner (verified owner) –
great ink for my canon pro 1000
Angelica Wiegand (verified owner) –
The only thing that actually works in the Canon Imageprograf-1000. (I’ve tried the re-fills & off-brand, they tend to hurt the printer.) Canon keeps the price far to high. It works & makes good prints.
Whitney Hill (verified owner) –
Effective coating for making images pop, just wish it was cheaper as it tends to run out before the other inks.
Brice McDermott (verified owner) –
just black
Kristina Altenwerth (verified owner) –
The printer delivers great color and black and white prints, but it goes through ink very quickly is ridiculously expensive.
Itzel Glover (verified owner) –
I mean there isn’t much to say about these. They are what they are, and you need them for your Pro-1000. That being said, I appreciate that the large-ish volume makes the ink more economical than canon’s cheaper printers like the pro-10. I also love the richness and color accuracy of these inks, though I’m not sure if that’s really feedback about this ink set or about the printer they are used in. Either way, great ink. Definitely don’t go to the trouble to buy an expensive, top of the line printer and then ruin its ability to ensure color accuracy by using in-calibrated third party ink.
Madonna Moen (verified owner) –
While the Canon inks are quite over-priced (by Cannon), they work well and the printer handles them nicely. I’ve tried refills and find they tend to clog heads (although the color is good with them). I stick with manufacturers brand simply because it treats the printer kindly.
Reina Leffler (verified owner) –
What can one say about an ink pack? It works, but Canon now packs a little less ink in some of the tanks. (I measured since I started to notice immediate changes in the ink levels – about 1/10 of an oz less per tank in the latest batch.) B&H keeps the price the same as Canon (expensive, but some other folks charge retail ++). Not much choice when using a higher end pigment printer.