https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Desktop-Inkjet-Printers/Worth-upgrading-printer-for-cardstock/m-p/93950#M5391 <P>Hi, I am looking into upgrading our current printer Canon Pixma 882 and we are thinking about getting a Canon Pixma Pro-100 which would end up being around $100 after rebate from B&amp;H. It seems that both printers use the same type of ink (Chromalife 100+) which is dye based. The printing that we will be doing is mostly on an 80-110 lbs. cardstock. We don't currently print professional photographs, only family photographs every once in a while.</P><P>Do you guys think it would make a huge difference to upgrade from our current printer to the Pixma Pro-100 or would it really merit the extra cost to get a pigment based printer like Canon's Pixma Pro-10? For what I have read, Canon states that the Chromalife 100+ should last for around 100 years without fading. However, I haven't been able to find any info that confirms this.</P><P>I am not well versed in printers and most of the information I have read comparing pigment with dye printers focuses on printing on photo paper instead of cardstock. Our main concern is that prints on Canon's Pixma Pro-100 would fade too soon.</P><P>&nbsp;</P> Sun, 18 May 2014 20:33:35 GMT jonathane40 2014-05-18T20:33:35Z https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Desktop-Inkjet-Printers/Worth-upgrading-printer-for-cardstock/m-p/93950#M5391 <P>Hi, I am looking into upgrading our current printer Canon Pixma 882 and we are thinking about getting a Canon Pixma Pro-100 which would end up being around $100 after rebate from B&amp;H. It seems that both printers use the same type of ink (Chromalife 100+) which is dye based. The printing that we will be doing is mostly on an 80-110 lbs. cardstock. We don't currently print professional photographs, only family photographs every once in a while.</P><P>Do you guys think it would make a huge difference to upgrade from our current printer to the Pixma Pro-100 or would it really merit the extra cost to get a pigment based printer like Canon's Pixma Pro-10? For what I have read, Canon states that the Chromalife 100+ should last for around 100 years without fading. However, I haven't been able to find any info that confirms this.</P><P>I am not well versed in printers and most of the information I have read comparing pigment with dye printers focuses on printing on photo paper instead of cardstock. Our main concern is that prints on Canon's Pixma Pro-100 would fade too soon.</P><P>&nbsp;</P> Sun, 18 May 2014 20:33:35 GMT https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Desktop-Inkjet-Printers/Worth-upgrading-printer-for-cardstock/m-p/93950#M5391 jonathane40 2014-05-18T20:33:35Z