Print Studio Pro lets me do everything in one place. Some of those decisions (for example, paper size) have to be made twice. When printing from Lightroom, I have to make some decisions (for example, ICC profile, resolution, watermark, print border) inside Lightroom, and some decisions in the standard printer dialog. Canon’s Print Studio Pro installs as a plug-in for Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom (sorry, die-hard Aperture users), and works with all three of Canon’s current Pro-line printers: the Pro-1, Pro-10 and Pro-100. Soft proofing inside Lightroom and Aperture also worked as usual.īut the Pro-10 has introduced me to a new and possibly better way to print.
Printing from these apps to the Pro-10 presented no new challenges, once I installed the right ICC profiles for the papers I use. Pixma Pro9000 Mark II from either Lightroom or Aperture. Printing with the Pixma Pro-10įor the last couple of years, I’ve been printing to a Canon
Canon should do a better job helping users with the installation of the software by making it clear what items are needed. The good news is that, if you’re lucky, the setup will only have to be done once.
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