Canon PIXMA iP4500
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User Score (269)9.0
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Expert Score (8)8.3
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Value for money (3)10
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Features (4)9.1
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Ease of use (9)5.9
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Performance (4)9.9
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Manufacturer's Specs
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Print ResolutionUp to 9600¹ x 2400 dpi
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Print EngineInkJet 5-ink with minimum 1 pl Micro-Nozzles & FINE print head
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Photo Lab Quality SpeedBorderless 10 x 15cm: Approx. 21 seconds (Standard)
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Mono Print SpeedUp to 31ppm (max.), 14.9ppm (Standard)
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Colour Print SpeedText & Graphics: Up to 24ppm (Max.), 11.7ppm (Standard)
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Ink Cartridge ConfigurationSingle Ink technology - 5 separate ink tanks (PGI-5BK, CLI-8BK, CLI-8C, CLI-8M, CLI-8Y)
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Black Ink Tank Life525 pages (PGI-5BK), 5475 pages* (CLI-8BK)¹, 4130 photos* (PGI-5BK), 1510 photos* (CLI-8BK)²
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Colour Ink Tank LifeCyan: 935 pages (CLI-8C), Magenta: 715 pages (CLI-8M), Yellow: 750 pages (CLI-8Y)¹ Cyan: 459 photos (CLI-8C), Magenta: 300 photos (CLI-8M), Yellow: 334 photos (CLI-8Y)²
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Media TypePlain Paper, Envelopes, Photo Paper Pro (PR-101), Photo Paper Plus Glossy (PP-101/PP-201), Photo Paper Plus Double Sided (PP-101D), Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss (SG-101/SG-201), Glossy Photo Paper (GP-401), Glossy Photo Paper "Everyday Use" (GP-501), Matte Photo Paper (MP-101), High Resolution Paper (HR-101N), T-shirt Transfer (TR-301), Photo Stickers (PS-101), Super White Paper (SW-201)
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Media InputRear Tray: Max. 150 sheets Cassette: Max. 150 sheets DVD/CD Tray: 1 printable DVD or CD
The Canon Canon PIXMA iP4500 inkjet printer from Canon Europe is ideal for photo printing or document printing as it offers detailed coloured printing. This inkjet printer is ideal for home photo o…
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Reviewer: pcadvisor.co.uk14 May 2008
- Overall 9
- Value for money 9
- Features 8
The Canon Pixma iP4500 offers excellent speed, sharp print quality, and useful features for a good price. If your colour output tends more toward photos and graphics than charts and memos, it could be a good alternative to an entry-level colour laser. Read more
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Reviewer: IT Reviews22 February 2008
If you don't need the extra facilities of an all-in-one printer, this is a very good single-function machine at an impressive price. Single-function in this context means no scanner, but you can still print on plain paper, glossy photo blanks and CDs and DVDs, so it remains a versatile proposition. Read more
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Canon Pixma ip4500
Reviewer: PC Pro26 October 2007- Overall 8
A brilliant performer, particularly in terms of photo image quality. It's superb value, too. Read more
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Canon Pixma IP4500: Versatile printer for paper, CDs and photos
Reviewer: dmandrew, dooyoo.co.uk3 weeks ago- Overall 8
- Ease of use 8
This is a good printer to have in addition to your standard one. The Canon is firstly good for printing photographs in a variety of formats - * Single pictures up to 10cm by 15cm * Custom designed album pages * Calendars * Thumbnails, which could be used as labels or stickers Resolution is good at 9600x2400 dpi. It takes just over 20 seconds to print a 10x15cm borderless photo in Standard Mode. You can print photos directly from your PictBridge-ready digital camera or... Read more
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GREAT Stand Alone Printer
Reviewer: nateman99, pricegrabber.co.uk3 weeks ago- Overall 10
I purchased this printer to replace a Dell AIO 968 (which never printed photos well, even with a photo cartridge). My mother is not very technically inclined, but knows some basics. I was looking for a printer that she could use without a problem (3 simple buttons!!!) and would give great photo production (she loves to print lots of pictures of her grandkids). Photo output is just beautiful. Compared to the Dell (which isn't all that old!!!), this is is amazing. There... Read more
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Printer icc Profiles
...6 but setting the Print Window to give control to the printer. Ideally, one would set Elements to manage colours but there are no icc profiles in the available list for either of his printers. Has anyone come across this problem (his latest printer is a Canon Pixma iP4500)? Is Vista so very different in handling colour profiles? Are we missing something about Elements 6? Dave
forum.photoanswers.co.uk: 08 February 2008 Read more
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