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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: RaffiCoffee on August 21, 2022, 03:29:08 am
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I had this Pro-1000 sitting for some time as I was not able to work in the studio for a while. But now that I am back in and working with the printers, I was wondering, if I have any real reason to upgrade the frimware from 2.050, which is pretty old.
I dont care about larger panoramas at this time, and I am testing with Matte paper and seeing if it uses more CO, and so far, I think not on my machine, and this maybe something after a firmware update vs how the original printer shipped(?). I can do a specific test if there is one to test.
I am thinking this as I printed a few glossies that I noticed a little CO was used. Now printing a few on matte (either of these are 13x19" sizes), and I dont have any CO used.
Also, I am wondering if there is a site that has saved the different version firmware to download.
I am not one to update to latest and greatest on electronic devices that are working. Not that I have tested many things on this, just scratched the surface really.
Thanks!
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Go to the official Canon website in your locale and you will find all you need there.
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Does you locale list all the versions?
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No it doesn’t, only the latest versions.
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Right...hence my question
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Right...hence my question
Alternatively give Canon's support a call. They are usually very helpful.
If it were me I would upgrade the firmware to the latest version anyway. Sometimes there are hidden bug fixes.
Take a look here:
Canon Pro-1000 Firmware Update (3.010) (https://www.canon-europe.com/pro/news/pro-1000-firmware-update/)
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I thought that CO was not used on Matt papers
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I thought that CO was not used on Matt papers
CO ‘ink’ is “Chroma Optimizer” although the Canon websites seem to talk about it as if it is a gloss enhancer.
Take a look at this thread:
Canon Pro 1000 chroma optimizer excessive usage (https://forum.luminous-landscape.com/index.php?topic=116200.0)
There is also reference to it in this review and also some information about Firmware versions:
Northlight Images – Canon PRO-1000 Review (https://www.northlight-images.co.uk/canon-pro-1000-printer-review/)
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Ya, While Auto is nice as a default, they really need to make the option to turn this off. This is supposed to be a Pro printer. We can decide this.
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how?