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The Canon PIXMA iP4200 carries
on the tradition of high quality printing with Advanced Media
Handling. |
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The PIXMA revolution continues with yet another
amazing technology, combining photo perfection, blazing speed
and the new ChromaLife100. |
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With the ChromaLife100, you are not only ensured
with perfect photos, but also that that will last for a lifetime! |
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With the new smart LED ink tank
system, you never have to worry about running out of ink while
printing or printing awful-looking pictures due to incorrect
placement of inks. |
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LED indicator flashes when ink is running low
and will flash even faster if the ink tank is empty. |
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If a new ink tank is not properly installed
at the correct slot, the LED indicator will also flash. |
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2-Way Paper Feeding allows you
to keep photo paper stored in one tray and regular paper in the
other without the need to switch between the two manually. |
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Or load both feeder for high volume printing
of up to 300 sheets |
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With PIXMA's Auto Duplex Printing, you can
save time and money printing and copying on both sides of paper
without the hassle of turning your printouts manually. |
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Forget about sticker labels! Print content
listings or customise your CD/DVD with the built-in tray guide. |
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Connect your Bubble Jet Direct
or PictBridge compatible camera or video camcorder to print beautiful
photos directly! |
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USB 2.0 Hi-Speed interface enables fastest
photo transfers. |
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Canon’s new ChromaLife100
technology ensures your precious photos are as good as professional
lab quality and that they last as long as 100 years*2 too! |
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ChromaLife100 technology is achieved
through a synergy of PIXMA’s FINETM
print head technology and genuine Canon inks with several types
of Canon photo papers*3. |
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Prints will resist fading for 30
years*4 when printed on several types of Canon photo
paper, stored under a glass frame and displayed indoors, away
from direct sunlight. |
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Certain gases in the air are responsible
for causing prints to fade; ChromaLife 100 protects your prints
from the effects of these gases for up to a decade! |
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High temperature and
humidity can cause ink migration resulting in colour changes and
softening of details. |
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Canon's new ChromaLife100 technology
virtually eliminates such problems. |
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The powerful and easy to use software
delivers professional-looking digital photos in sizes perfect
for framing and sending to family and friends. |
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Create your very own photo album
by adding text and images from clip art and even re-sizing your
images. |
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Easy-WebPrint software allows Windows®
users to print web pages, not only in full colour, but also without
losing information so nothing gets cropped! |
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setting using Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy Paper. Print speed
may vary depending on system configuration, interface, software,
print mode and type of paper used. |
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Ink droplets can be placed with
a pitch of 1/9600 inch per minimum |
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Based on default mode driver setting using
Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy Paper. Print speed may vary depending
on system configuration, interface, software, print mode and type
of paper used. |
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Prints can last up to 100 years when stored
in an archival album with plastic cover sheet and kept in the
dark. |
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ChromaLife100 can be achieved with Photo Paper
Pro, Photo Paper Glossy Plus, Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss, and
Glossy Photo Paper. |
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Estimating 500 lux / 10 hours per day |
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100-years
life in an album:
<Criteria for estimation>
The permanence presented above is an estimated using an accelerated
dark storage tests designed for in silver-halide photos (ISO/FDIS
18909). Samples are printed with an optical density of 1.0 (each
black, cyan, magenta, yellow) and kept in a controlled environment
of high temperature and 50% relative humidity. The test environment
is designed to accelerated colour fading. The rate of the decrease
in the optical density and the rate of yellow discolouration of
the paper is kept in an environment of 23°C 50% RH. |
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30-year lightfastness:
<Criteria for estimation>
When displayed in a glass frame in a typical indoor space (estimating
500 lux / 100 hours per day) without direct sunlight.
Estimated lightfastness is made under the following test conditions.
Light source: White fluorescent light 70,000 lux; Temperature:
24°C; Humidity: 60% RH; A 2mm thick glass is placed on the
sample with an air gap between the glass and the sample during
accelerated testing. |
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10-year gas
fastness:
<Criteria for estimation>
Estimated gas fastness is made under the following test conditions:
Temperature (24°C) and humidity (60% RH) are controlled in
an environment of mixed gases of O3,NOx and SOx . The ratio of
the gases is typical to indoor air composition (O3 : NOx : SOx
= 3: 19: 1) with 100 times concentration in order to accelerate
fading. |
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<Criteria for estimated
of print longevity>
Estimated for image permanence are made using the Wilhelm Imaging
Research, Inc. Endpoint criteria as follows;
The point where monochromatic/ reflective optical density shows
loss of 20-35% (figure set respectively for each color, starting
density of 1.0).
The point where the difference in color balance of yellow, magenta
and cyan (each component in composite black) reaches 12-18%. |
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<Tips>
Note
for printing and displaying photos: The image permanence
estimates presented above may vary depending on display / storage
conditions. The expressed number of years estimates are the result
of stimulated, accelerated tests conducted by Canon Inc. and do
not represent a product guarantee. |
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| Making your
printed images last longer: Light, environmental gases,
high temperature and humidity can accelerate colour fading. When
displaying your photographs, avoid high intensity lighting and
use of glass-filtered frames. Photos stored in the dark, using
archival quality albums or storage materials, will tend to last
longer than photos exposed to light. Avoid high temperatures and
humidity to promote the image permanence of your photos. |
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