I can't tell you how helpful this video has been. I watched it twice before I even purchased the printer, and then of course again when I set it up. Bravo! Thank you SO much.
This is the best Pro 1000 setup video out there. Mine arrivers tomorrow and I will watch this as I set it up. Thanks a million and please continue with your instruction videos.
Great video... thank you! I set my Pro-1000 up last night and was wondering about the XPS driver as well as the test printout. I need to go back and check the XPS driver... the test print came out fine!
Thanks for the detailed set up video! My pro 1000 arrives in a week and I’m so excited! So just to be clear - I have to update firmware when I get the printer?
Didn't realise the printer was released back then. @ year ago I listened to Behind the Shot and said I'll get one and still not got one and Watched Behind the Shot this week in Lockdown here in NZ, after printing on my canon pro 9500 and Steve Brazill's enthusiasm I tried to by one. But not till we are in level 3, but Auckland will be in Level 4 for a few more weeks 🤨 How does it travel with out all the tape and the printer head along with the cartridges fitted It's that I travel a bit and I'd want to take the printer with me Nice Video Thank you
Thanks for this Rusty. I just got a full replacement of my Pro1000 from Canon. My first one was still on warranty. I got a B506 message on the LCD screen and a very troubling chattering sound from the print head. Canon support didn't have a clear answer as to what B506 meant. The new machine arrived in under a week.
I must say that Canon has always treated me well. I'm about ready to start my new pro 4000 and hoping for the best. Just started up my pro 1000 after sitting for 15 mnths. studio.th-cam.com/users/videokiOk_r_wqI8/comments
I was thinking about this printer and after watching your great video I feel at easy about setting mine up when I get one best video I have seen on this printer easy and informing great job cannot wait to watch the other videos you have done thank you Perry R
Perry thanks a bunch and glad it helped. If you are looking for an easy way to print with it I'm going to be doing a video this week on the software program I use to do all my printing. It's a great program for both experienced and especially new people in the printing world. make sure you are subscribed to check it out. All the best...Rusty
Rusty after a couple of years are you still happy with the Canon Pro 1000? Would you buy it again? I need to replace my Epson 3880 after 10 years. Any insight is appreciated.
Yes. But if you want to use roll paper that is a consideration. They did a firmware to about 47 inches or so. But the end answer is yes I like it. Let me know how it goes. I have not had a problem with it even after the LONG storage as you probably saw in my video.
hello Rusty. I am looking at the PRO-1000 and so am curious about what table would make a great platform for this printer. I do know that the printer weighs ~70lbs. Would you mind recommending a table such as the one shown in this video. Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter!
Cool video Rusty, very nicely done. With Canons recent firmware update for panorama printing I think I am now in the market for this printer. Thanks for the video.
Hey Nigel, Wondering after a couple of years...hows it going with the pro 1000? Just started using a new printing software and it really has helped me out...Qimage. Personally I've had great luck with my 1000.
Hey Rusty. great video. what printer would you recommend for live event printing. mostly letter size. would you have me look into the thermal kind or inkjet and have you tried any thanks and keep teaching us
I know they make printers for that and to tell you truth that is not my thing for sure. I would think that would depend on a bunch of things. I wish I could be of some more help. I would try going over to Jose Rodriguez's youtube channel and tell him RUsty sent you. Ask the same question. he may have a good answer for that. He also does a live printing show each Saturday and I know he answers questions on there. All the best. Hope that helps.
Happy I could help. there will be more coming soon. I just made a major move so I'm a little behind and not set up to make vids right now. Next video will be unpacking from a shipment cross country. Has been packed away for a while so it will be interesting to see if it fires up with no problem.
Thanks Paul. I'll be doing more vids and some more info coming on the blog (www.RustyNelsonblog.com) about the printer and Print Studio Pro. Found out a bunch of info from Canon about working with and printing differences if you are through Photoshop or Lightroom. May not be all videos. Hopefully it will spark some conversation about the printer in the remarks. I was really surprised by how much CO "ink" there was left in the cartridge.
Rusty, This was a great video--one of the best on setting up the Pro-1000 and the one I used for info when I set mine up. I know it is not something you covered but wish someone had put out the information on how much ink this printer waste. It puts a fraction of the ink on paper that it uses cleaning and all that goes to the waste ink cartridge. I have done most of the things to minimize this but still the unit waste 7-10 times the ink it is putting on paper. This is a huge cost! This printer should be advertised as a production unit only, not for someone who wants to make 3-7 prints per week. When I use up the 2nd set of inks that I purchased, I will probably use this printer as a boat anchor and get an Epson P-800. I'll come out ahead on cost very quickly. The 3-4 ml of ink the Epson printer uses to swap black and matt black is nothing--I repeat--nothing compared to what the Pro-1000 waste every day!
Thanks for the kind words. I wish I had the real story for you, but I can't find a "true cost" for the inks but I did find this for you. I have not run actual test. Remember I do not get paid by anybody. Fro knows best did a cost doing a print with the pro 1000 on Red River paper and Red River did a cost of ink with the p800. Here are the links. Fro froknowsphoto.com/the-exact-cost-of-an-inkjet-photo-revealed/ From Red River. www.redrivercatalog.com/epson-surecolor-p800-cost-per-print.htmldraw your own conclusions folks. Trust me...I'm not arguing with you. They all seem to use a bunch to me. But here are somethings Ihave found about the Canon that may help. Also these are not really direct comparisons. I wish I could find one. But Canon does supply the software to figure it out…I do not use it. 1. I have been told by the Canon folks that you can use the Ink cart all the way down until it stops.That is what I do. It will tell you the ink is low. From experience...there is a ton of ink left at that point and I just use this as a warning to make a new order for that color. Once the ink is out...the printer will stop. They do not tell you this in the manual. BUT...they told me this when talking to them. Up to you. 2. Take a print and run a test on your quality settings. If you do not need "highest" quality don't use it. If anybody has any information on this subject, please feel free to just jump in and help. BUT...you need to show the documentation and not just slam one printer or the other.
Rusty, I did not offer a lot of proof in the comment above and for that I apologize. I don't troll companies or products and you'll notice I always use my name. Rather than produce a new list here, I'll just copy the info I sent to Canon. I have seen little or no change in consumption since this info was sent. Typical was the other day when I made a print 43 hours after the last print, used 0.602 ml on paper but consumed 5 ml of ink. In the write up below, please pay attention to the 6 min. cleaning cycle that reportedly uses 59ml of ink. This happened to me even though I had printed the day before and did not request a cleaning cycle--I just hit print. I am not including a link to a forum on Luminous Landscape where a man confirmed it has happened twice to him--he does appear to be a commercial printer though and still sees a waste to print ink ratio of about 50-50. This printer is just not for hobbyist or enthusiastic armatures--I put my self between these two. Thanks, Mabe Hall One last note: I have found that the initial fill cartridges hold around 86 ml of ink yet--this doesn't affect my overall calculations. The following was sent to Canon. The Problem: Unbelievable high ink waste I have called support twice, received some ideas and then taken my Pro-1000 to a Canon authorized repair place as recommended by Canon. The repair center found nothing wrong. 1st let's review my problem and how I use my printer: 1. I leave my printer on at all times (it may have had 3-4 on/off power cycles shortly after commissioning but after that it stayed on until I took it to the repair facility. 2. Knowing that cleaning cycles happen if the printer is not used: With 5-10 exceptions I printed something within 48 hours of the last print--at a minimum a nozzle check. I don't believe I ever exceeded 5 days without printing something. All nozzle checks have been perfect. All prints have been perfect. 3. I have never self initiated a cleaning cycle of any kind. 4. I know the unit consumes a lot of ink to fill the lines at commissioning---50% of total ink capacity or a little less. I use 50% for evaluation of my problem. 5. I originally had my printer connected over Wi-Fi but at your help desk recommendation due to low signal strength I changed to USB. This appears to not have helped. 6. I now realized this is happening to others, maybe everyone, and I am sure Canon knows about it. 7. Right now I have not installed a 2nd set of ink cartridges but I have purchased them. I am afraid to see another major ink dump. I have never moved the printer while plugged in and moved it only to take to the service center. No ink spilled. 8. Including this printer, additional ink cartridges, Canon Paper, and maintenance cart I have invested well over $2000. Now let's look at what I am seeing. These numbers are based on the 1st 93 days of operation and consumption figures are from the Account Management Software. 1. All my ink cartridges read low. My waste maintenance tank indicates almost full. 2. There was a big jump from 3 cartridges low to all low after some type of major cleaning event---see attached video of similar event and thread from dpreview. 3. At 93 days, I had made only 50 prints using only 35 ml of ink to print these. 4. Not included in the accounting software are the calibration prints--about 5, and the nozzle checks--5-10. To be conservative let's say another 5 ml. for a total of 40 ml used in printing. 5. TOTAL INK CONSUMED AT 93 DAYS WAS 887 ml. !!!!!!! Now after 2 additional prints of less than .5 ml each and the service center-- 900 ml. !!!! 5. The 12 cartridges hold a total of 960 ml or ink (some people say 82 ml each giving 984) 6. Now, if the initial commissioning uses more than 50% of total ink say 85%, I can understand but this is not what others are reporting. With the numbers concerning the use of ink, it becomes evident that this printer is seriously flawed or has a serious problem. It is hard to believe Canon put this printer on the market operating like this. One reason I chose this printer over the Epson P-800 was the Epson wasted 3.7 ml. of ink changing from Matt Black to PK black. 3.7 ml is NOTHING compared to the ink waste I and others are seeing. See the dpreview thread discussing this problem. One person has already sold his unit--I believe doing so without telling about the problem would be unethical. One knowledgeable person says one should expect $300 per year in waste ink cost. This is just not acceptable! I purchased this printer from B&H Photo. Before I go back to them I would like to discuss with someone in Canon what can be done here. Please call me at 512-670-7445 or give me a time and number when I can call. Sincerely, Mabe Hall Link to dpreview thead: www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4023123?page=3 Link to recording of dreaded cleaning cycle: th-cam.com/video/HVz0dA9Lz9E/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Chris. Recently had a move so I've been off for a while and will start agian in 2019. I will be starting the printer agian after a 6 month layup. Should be interesting to see how it starts up again. Alla the best...
Is possible to know what is the capacity of the initial ink set that comes with the printer package? Because the regular inks are 80ml, but would be helpful to know how much the initial set will last. Thank you.
Not sure if they short you on the first ink carts like HP used to do. I order a replacement as soon as the ink low level comes on. You have plenty of time after that before it "stops" completely. I just made a major move so I'm a little behind and not set up to make vids right now. Next video will be unpacking from a shipment cross country. Has been packed away for a while so it will be interesting to see if it fires up with no problem.
I have concerns about size of printer with paper trays folded out. You say the rear one needs 15" but in your video when you printed nozzle check it looked more like 9". This is important to me as I need to fit on desk and size is critical. Thanks
Sorry I did not get back to you in the middle of a move. Yes I do not have...or did not have 15 inches but that just meant that the paper when loaded was up against the wall. Worked for me but may not work for you.
So I just got my pro-1000 set up, I’ve calibrated my monitor and have the appropriate ICC profiles for the printer and paper but for some reason what is on my screen is not what I see on the print. It prints beautifully and bolsters my confidence in such a purchase but I’m at a loss now. Could you shed some light on my dilemma please?
There are a bunch of things that can go wrong but my first guess would be that you have not turned off the "printer manages". This would mean that you have double "managed" the color. Being that I have no idea HOW you are printing...software...computer...setup etc... make sure you have the color correction in maunual setup in the driver set to "NONE".
Rusty. When we print a photo when there is black the ink on our Canon pro 1000 does not dry. The colored inks come out dry but black is always smearable even after many many days. We are using Canon paper. I talked to Canon but so far no answer from the. Have you ever had that problem or know what the problem may be. We are light users and the ma home and original ink is about 2 years old.
Hate to say it but so many variables so I will hit a bunch. 1 Wrong side of the paper? sometimes this can happen. 2. Did you try more than one type of paper? Matte gloss 3 are you using both types of inks by selecting a different media type? 4 Try printing a print on plain paper and let the printer manage. see what happens. 5 was it always doing this? or did it just start happening without changing paper or settings? Is it still the original ink...did you get it on sale someplace? Sorry for all the questions and no this has never happened to me BUT would love it if somebody else has...chime in
Canon has developed driver/software to print 46" long prints but have not offered paper 17x46. Has anyone cut a 45" long x 17" wide paper to print panos on the pro 1000?
cant remember how I cut it but I tried it and worked fine. If you are coming off a roll your will have to counter roll it to get it to lie a little flatter then when it comes off the roll.
Sorry really hard question to answer. Yes this model does use a great deal of ink. But there is a reason for it. Take a look at Jose Rodrigues page on printing you may find some answers there. He does a great deal on ink usage. Subscribe Button: bit.ly/3orJrgp
Hello, I recently purchased a Pro-1000 and have been unable to install the drivers on Windows 10. The software/driver package fails saying something along the lines of "Installation failed. IJ Driver could not be installed." The driver install fails saying "An error occurred while files were being copied. : 0001 0002" I contacted Canon and they said this is a known issue and they do not have a fix. Before I return this thing I was wondering if you had heard of similar errors? Canon doesn't seem to pay much attention to their software.
I have not had that problem. I would call them back. Make sure you are talking to an uplevel tech in the US before you get off the phone. I would also search around the internet under that code. Something should pop up if it is a real issue. I would even call back a third time. I have 10 and have had one time a while ago where I had called a few times until I got the right person.
@@RustyNelsonPhotography Thanks for the response. I didn't end up getting any help from Canon, but I did figure out a workaround after doing some digging. I examined Canon's driver signatures, and one of the signatures expired in February 2020. Additionally, the signatures have no timestamp which throws a warning in DigiCert. My theory is that Canon's expired driver signature causes installation problems in some Windows configurations. I'm no expert on Windows driver signing however, so I can't say for sure. It is possible to restart Windows with driver signature enforcement disabled. Doing so appears to allow the drivers to install. 1) Click Start > Power 2) While holding the Shift key, click restart 3) Select "Troubleshoot" 4) Select "Advanced Options" 5) Select "Startup Settings" 6) Select "Restart" 7) When your computer restarts, select the option that corresponds to "Disable driver signature enforcement" 8) You should now be able to install the drivers. You'll get a warning message that Windows could not verify the driver signature, and will have to click install anyway. This worked for me, hopefully it helps someone else.
I need your help. The software for installing the driver run, but after at point 3 it say that it’s impossible to installing the drivers. I use Windows 10. Have you any suggestion? Thank you.
Really sorry but I would really have no idea. Just not enough to go on. I would call Canon tech support. Sorry about that. One question that may help somebody else answer...is this the first time you are installing the driver?
@@RustyNelsonPhotography in this pc yes, is the first time and the first printer installed. Is a second hand print. On the printer the driver are update. A note: windows see the print and it work but whithuot the canon drive, and like you know with fewer option for print.
Thanks for this great video. I'm late to the party but I've just discovered this video. Wish I'd seen it before I set up my first Pro-1000 last year. That's just about to be replaced by Canon under warranty and the new one is due next week. Glad I watched this before it arrives. PS pray you never see a B208 Support Code on your printer. That's why mine is being replaced. But to be fair to Canon UK they've been amazing. No quibbles, new printer. Bosh!
Yes they are good about replacing when things really go wrong. I've had a good experience with Canon...thats why I stick woth them. Let me know who it goes with the new one.
I've just had to refill my Pro-1000 ink cartridges.. However I can not disable the error code '1730' that says they are still empty. I read where you can disable this my holding down the STOP/CANCEL button, but this is not working for me. Any suggestions?
Hey Jane I only use the inks from canon so I'm not really the one to ask about refilling. You might try throwing it out to this link. Jose does a bunch of refilling. Tell him Rusty sent you. All the best. th-cam.com/users/cheo1949
I just made a major move so I'm a little behind and not set up to make vids right now. Next video will be unpacking from a shipment cross country. Has been packed away for a while so it will be interesting to see if it fires up with no problem.
Thanks....I just made a major move so I'm a little behind and not set up to make vids right now. Next video will be unpacking from a shipment cross country. Has been packed away for a while so it will be interesting to see if it fires up with no problem.
I will be doing some print videos but geared to more of the "way" to print through Print Studio pro, lightroom and photoshop. If you are subscribed you will get notified but for now I'm out traveling doing some Extreme weather work in the midwest. Thanks for stopping in.
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I can't tell you how helpful this video has been. I watched it twice before I even purchased the printer, and then of course again when I set it up. Bravo! Thank you SO much.
Thanks, Jane. Have fun printing. Please don't forget to subscribe by hitting the subscibe button.
This was with all the details anybody may need 👍👍👍👌👌👌
Thanks glad it helped
This is the best Pro 1000 setup video out there. Mine arrivers tomorrow and I will watch this as I set it up. Thanks a million and please continue with your instruction videos.
Thank you so much Mabe. I hope it helped. Have fun with your printer!
Great video... thank you! I set my Pro-1000 up last night and was wondering about the XPS driver as well as the test printout. I need to go back and check the XPS driver... the test print came out fine!
Thanks for the detailed set up video! My pro 1000 arrives in a week and I’m so excited!
So just to be clear - I have to update firmware when I get the printer?
So happy I found this video!
Glad it helped.
Excellent video Rusty! Just got our printer and this has really helped us to get started! Thank you!
Happy to help. More to come soon and thanks for subscribing. th-cam.com/users/rustynelsonphotography
Great video, thanks Rusty! Straightforward and helpful!
Thanks for the compliment. Glad it could help. Rusty
Thank you Rusty, great video. Gave me confidence and the set up was no worries.
Good to hear.
Very helpful! Thanks, Rusty!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video! Wish I'd run into it before I set up the printer.
Thanks. I actually went back to see it after I moved to make sure I did not forget anything..
Didn't realise the printer was released back then. @ year ago I listened to Behind the Shot and said I'll get one and still not got one and Watched Behind the Shot this week in Lockdown here in NZ, after printing on my canon pro 9500 and Steve Brazill's enthusiasm I tried to by one. But not till we are in level 3, but Auckland will be in Level 4 for a few more weeks 🤨
How does it travel with out all the tape and the printer head along with the cartridges fitted
It's that I travel a bit and I'd want to take the printer with me
Nice Video
Thank you
Sorry can not answer on the travel thing. I would think the big thing is to keep it level. If you do let us know. It would help some people.
Thank you for the great video. Can you please provide info on what stand you are using for the printer? That printer weighs a ton.
I just have a self made stand out of a flat File cabinet. On a table from Ikea but is braced between two cabinets.
Thanks for this Rusty. I just got a full replacement of my Pro1000 from Canon. My first one was still on warranty. I got a B506 message on the LCD screen and a very troubling chattering sound from the print head. Canon support didn't have a clear answer as to what B506 meant. The new machine arrived in under a week.
I must say that Canon has always treated me well. I'm about ready to start my new pro 4000 and hoping for the best. Just started up my pro 1000 after sitting for 15 mnths. studio.th-cam.com/users/videokiOk_r_wqI8/comments
I was thinking about this printer and after watching your great video I feel at easy about setting mine up when I get one best video I have seen on this printer easy and informing great job cannot wait to watch the other videos you have done thank you
Perry R
Perry thanks a bunch and glad it helped. If you are looking for an easy way to print with it I'm going to be doing a video this week on the software program I use to do all my printing. It's a great program for both experienced and especially new people in the printing world. make sure you are subscribed to check it out. All the best...Rusty
@@RustyNelsonPhotography Welcome and I have subscribed..
Rusty after a couple of years are you still happy with the Canon Pro 1000? Would you buy it again? I need to replace my Epson 3880 after 10 years. Any insight is appreciated.
Yes. But if you want to use roll paper that is a consideration. They did a firmware to about 47 inches or so. But the end answer is yes I like it. Let me know how it goes. I have not had a problem with it even after the LONG storage as you probably saw in my video.
Thank you for making this video, it is very informative 👏
Glad it was helpful! Great printer for me that's for sure. Hope you enjoy. I definitely like using Qimage along with it.
Hey I’m having trouble looking for the canon driver to install before I go ahead and install the XPS driver
www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/details/professional-large-format-printers/professional-photo-fine-art/imageprograf-pro-1000/imageprograf-pro-1000?tab=drivers_downloads
hello Rusty. I am looking at the PRO-1000 and so am curious about what table would make a great platform for this printer. I do know that the printer weighs ~70lbs. Would you mind recommending a table such as the one shown in this video. Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter!
I got that at ikea. They have some that are kind of like that but any sturdy table will do.
Cool video Rusty, very nicely done. With Canons recent firmware update for panorama printing I think I am now in the market for this printer. Thanks for the video.
Good choice! I've had good luck with it. But I had one of the first ones out. So I've had it for a while.
Thank you so much for this video. This really helped me with my own unboxing and set up today. ❤️
Thanks. Good luck with the printer!
I have 2 questions. Do you need to update the firmware every time a notice pops up? Also can you add extra paper sizes on the printer?
No and yes. thanks for stopping in. Subscribe Button: bit.ly/3aToJ3H
Also just got a canon to replace my trusty Epson 3800 (9 years old!) - so it was good to watch this video :-)
Hey Nigel, Wondering after a couple of years...hows it going with the pro 1000? Just started using a new printing software and it really has helped me out...Qimage. Personally I've had great luck with my 1000.
Great video!! This helpt me alot.
Thank you
Glad it helped!
Hey Rusty. great video. what printer would you recommend for live event printing. mostly letter size. would you have me look into the thermal kind or inkjet and have you tried any
thanks and keep teaching us
I know they make printers for that and to tell you truth that is not my thing for sure. I would think that would depend on a bunch of things. I wish I could be of some more help. I would try going over to Jose Rodriguez's youtube channel and tell him RUsty sent you. Ask the same question. he may have a good answer for that. He also does a live printing show each Saturday and I know he answers questions on there. All the best. Hope that helps.
Awesome video! I am investing in a printer for making prints of my artwork, but I know nothing about printers. Im so glad you had this visual made!!
Happy I could help. there will be more coming soon. I just made a major move so I'm a little behind and not set up to make vids right now. Next video will be unpacking from a shipment cross country. Has been packed away for a while so it will be interesting to see if it fires up with no problem.
Thanks for the great video. Just walked through the entire process with you step by step! :)
Thanks a bunch. Just posted a Maintenance Cartridge replacement. Hope you are up and printing.
Cheers for the video pal - just what I was looking for as I am getting one soon, great demo / set up explanation! Thank you :)
Glad to help.
Great video. Having just bought one of these it's a great help . Thanks Rusty :D
Thanks Paul. I'll be doing more vids and some more info coming on the blog (www.RustyNelsonblog.com) about the printer and Print Studio Pro. Found out a bunch of info from Canon about working with and printing differences if you are through Photoshop or Lightroom. May not be all videos. Hopefully it will spark some conversation about the printer in the remarks. I was really surprised by how much CO "ink" there was left in the cartridge.
Rusty, This was a great video--one of the best on setting up the Pro-1000 and the one I used for info when I set mine up. I know it is not something you covered but wish someone had put out the information on how much ink this printer waste. It puts a fraction of the ink on paper that it uses cleaning and all that goes to the waste ink cartridge. I have done most of the things to minimize this but still the unit waste 7-10 times the ink it is putting on paper. This is a huge cost! This printer should be advertised as a production unit only, not for someone who wants to make 3-7 prints per week. When I use up the 2nd set of inks that I purchased, I will probably use this printer as a boat anchor and get an Epson P-800. I'll come out ahead on cost very quickly. The 3-4 ml of ink the Epson printer uses to swap black and matt black is nothing--I repeat--nothing compared to what the Pro-1000 waste every day!
Thanks for the kind words. I wish I had the real story for you, but I can't find a "true cost" for the inks but I did find this for you. I have not run actual test. Remember I do not get paid by anybody. Fro knows best did a cost doing a print with the pro 1000 on Red River paper and Red River did a cost of ink with the p800. Here are the links.
Fro froknowsphoto.com/the-exact-cost-of-an-inkjet-photo-revealed/
From Red River. www.redrivercatalog.com/epson-surecolor-p800-cost-per-print.htmldraw your own conclusions folks.
Trust me...I'm not arguing with you. They all seem to use a bunch to me. But here are somethings Ihave found about the Canon that may help.
Also these are not really direct comparisons. I wish I could find one. But Canon does supply the software to figure
it out…I do not use it.
1. I have been told by the Canon folks that you can use the Ink cart all the way down until it stops.That is what I do. It will tell you the ink is low. From experience...there is a ton of ink left at that point and I just use this as a warning to make a new order for that color. Once the ink is out...the printer will stop. They do not
tell you this in the manual. BUT...they told me this when talking to them. Up to you.
2. Take a print and run a test on your quality settings. If you do not need "highest" quality don't use it.
If anybody has any information on this subject, please feel free to just jump in and help. BUT...you need to show the documentation and not just slam one printer or the other.
Rusty, I did not offer a lot of proof in the comment above and for that I apologize. I don't troll companies or products and you'll notice I always use my name. Rather than produce a new list here, I'll just copy the info I sent to Canon. I have seen little or no change in consumption since this info was sent. Typical was the other day when I made a print 43 hours after the last print, used 0.602 ml on paper but consumed 5 ml of ink. In the write up below, please pay attention to the 6 min. cleaning cycle that reportedly uses 59ml of ink. This happened to me even though I had printed the day before and did not request a cleaning cycle--I just hit print. I am not including a link to a forum on Luminous Landscape where a man confirmed it has happened twice to him--he does appear to be a commercial printer though and still sees a waste to print ink ratio of about 50-50. This printer is just not for hobbyist or enthusiastic armatures--I put my self between these two.
Thanks, Mabe Hall
One last note: I have found that the initial fill cartridges hold around 86 ml of ink yet--this doesn't affect my overall calculations.
The following was sent to Canon.
The Problem: Unbelievable high ink waste
I have called support twice, received some ideas and then taken my Pro-1000 to a Canon authorized repair place as recommended by Canon. The repair center found nothing wrong. 1st let's review my problem and how I use my printer:
1. I leave my printer on at all times (it may have had 3-4 on/off power cycles shortly after commissioning but after that it stayed on until I took it to the repair facility.
2. Knowing that cleaning cycles happen if the printer is not used: With 5-10 exceptions I printed something within 48 hours of the last print--at a minimum a nozzle check. I don't believe I ever exceeded 5 days without printing something. All nozzle checks have been perfect. All prints have been perfect.
3. I have never self initiated a cleaning cycle of any kind.
4. I know the unit consumes a lot of ink to fill the lines at commissioning---50% of total ink capacity or a little less. I use 50% for evaluation of my problem.
5. I originally had my printer connected over Wi-Fi but at your help desk recommendation due to low signal strength I changed to USB. This appears to not have helped.
6. I now realized this is happening to others, maybe everyone, and I am sure Canon knows about it.
7. Right now I have not installed a 2nd set of ink cartridges but I have purchased them. I am afraid to see another major ink dump. I have never moved the printer while plugged in and moved it only to take to the service center. No ink spilled.
8. Including this printer, additional ink cartridges, Canon Paper, and maintenance cart I have invested well over $2000.
Now let's look at what I am seeing. These numbers are based on the 1st 93 days of operation and consumption figures are from the Account Management Software.
1. All my ink cartridges read low. My waste maintenance tank indicates almost full.
2. There was a big jump from 3 cartridges low to all low after some type of major cleaning event---see attached video of similar event and thread from dpreview.
3. At 93 days, I had made only 50 prints using only 35 ml of ink to print these.
4. Not included in the accounting software are the calibration prints--about 5, and the nozzle checks--5-10. To be conservative let's say another 5 ml. for a total of 40 ml used in printing.
5. TOTAL INK CONSUMED AT 93 DAYS WAS 887 ml. !!!!!!! Now after 2 additional prints of less than .5 ml each and the service center-- 900 ml. !!!!
5. The 12 cartridges hold a total of 960 ml or ink (some people say 82 ml each giving 984)
6. Now, if the initial commissioning uses more than 50% of total ink say 85%, I can understand but this is not what others are reporting.
With the numbers concerning the use of ink, it becomes evident that this printer is seriously flawed or has a serious problem. It is hard to believe Canon put this printer on the market operating like this. One reason I chose this printer over the Epson P-800 was the Epson wasted 3.7 ml. of ink changing from Matt Black to PK black. 3.7 ml is NOTHING compared to the ink waste I and others are seeing. See the dpreview thread discussing this problem. One person has already sold his unit--I believe doing so without telling about the problem would be unethical. One knowledgeable person says one should expect $300 per year in waste ink cost. This is just not acceptable!
I purchased this printer from B&H Photo. Before I go back to them I would like to discuss with someone in Canon what can be done here. Please call me at 512-670-7445 or give me a time and number when I can call.
Sincerely,
Mabe Hall
Link to dpreview thead: www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4023123?page=3
Link to recording of dreaded cleaning cycle: th-cam.com/video/HVz0dA9Lz9E/w-d-xo.html
Hey thanks a bunch for the reply. Sure would like to hear what they have to say so if you get something please feel free to post.
Very helpful video...thanks so much for sharing this information!
Thanks Chris. Recently had a move so I've been off for a while and will start agian in 2019. I will be starting the printer agian after a 6 month layup. Should be interesting to see how it starts up again. Alla the best...
Is possible to know what is the capacity of the initial ink set that comes with the printer package? Because the regular inks are 80ml, but would be helpful to know how much the initial set will last. Thank you.
Not sure if they short you on the first ink carts like HP used to do. I order a replacement as soon as the ink low level comes on. You have plenty of time after that before it "stops" completely. I just made a major move so I'm a little behind and not set up to make vids right now. Next video will be unpacking from a shipment cross country. Has been packed away for a while so it will be interesting to see if it fires up with no problem.
I have concerns about size of printer with paper trays folded out. You say the rear one needs 15" but in your video when you printed nozzle check it looked more like 9". This is important to me as I need to fit on desk and size is critical. Thanks
Sorry I did not get back to you in the middle of a move. Yes I do not have...or did not have 15 inches but that just meant that the paper when loaded was up against the wall. Worked for me but may not work for you.
So I just got my pro-1000 set up, I’ve calibrated my monitor and have the appropriate ICC profiles for the printer and paper but for some reason what is on my screen is not what I see on the print. It prints beautifully and bolsters my confidence in such a purchase but I’m at a loss now. Could you shed some light on my dilemma please?
There are a bunch of things that can go wrong but my first guess would be that you have not turned off the "printer manages". This would mean that you have double "managed" the color. Being that I have no idea HOW you are printing...software...computer...setup etc... make sure you have the color correction in maunual setup in the driver set to "NONE".
Rusty. When we print a photo when there is black the ink on our Canon pro 1000 does not dry. The colored inks come out dry but black is always smearable even after many many days. We are using Canon paper. I talked to Canon but so far no answer from the. Have you ever had that problem or know what the problem may be. We are light users and the ma home and original ink is about 2 years old.
Hate to say it but so many variables so I will hit a bunch.
1 Wrong side of the paper? sometimes this can happen.
2. Did you try more than one type of paper? Matte gloss
3 are you using both types of inks by selecting a different media type?
4 Try printing a print on plain paper and let the printer manage. see what happens.
5 was it always doing this? or did it just start happening without changing paper or settings?
Is it still the original ink...did you get it on sale someplace?
Sorry for all the questions and no this has never happened to me
BUT would love it if somebody else has...chime in
Canon has developed driver/software to print 46" long prints but have not offered paper 17x46. Has anyone cut a 45" long x 17" wide paper to print panos on the pro 1000?
cant remember how I cut it but I tried it and worked fine. If you are coming off a roll your will have to counter roll it to get it to lie a little flatter then when it comes off the roll.
Just purchase this printer. Your video help me imensly!
Thanks John. I will start doing some more after the 1st of the year. All the best.
Why my canon pro 1000 wastes a lot of ink, something wrong with the settings, how can I fix it???
Sorry really hard question to answer. Yes this model does use a great deal of ink. But there is a reason for it. Take a look at Jose Rodrigues page on printing you may find some answers there. He does a great deal on ink usage. Subscribe Button: bit.ly/3orJrgp
THANK YOU, just set mine up, printed my first print thanks to your video👌 was wearing kitten gloves as I set it up😆
Glad it could help. I know it can be a little intimidating on the first go round. Have fun!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Hello,
I recently purchased a Pro-1000 and have been unable to install the drivers on Windows 10.
The software/driver package fails saying something along the lines of "Installation failed. IJ Driver could not be installed."
The driver install fails saying "An error occurred while files were being copied. : 0001 0002"
I contacted Canon and they said this is a known issue and they do not have a fix.
Before I return this thing I was wondering if you had heard of similar errors? Canon doesn't seem to pay much attention to their software.
I have not had that problem. I would call them back. Make sure you are talking to an uplevel tech in the US before you get off the phone. I would also search around the internet under that code. Something should pop up if it is a real issue. I would even call back a third time. I have 10 and have had one time a while ago where I had called a few times until I got the right person.
@@RustyNelsonPhotography Thanks for the response. I didn't end up getting any help from Canon, but I did figure out a workaround after doing some digging.
I examined Canon's driver signatures, and one of the signatures expired in February 2020. Additionally, the signatures have no timestamp which throws a warning in DigiCert. My theory is that Canon's expired driver signature causes installation problems in some Windows configurations. I'm no expert on Windows driver signing however, so I can't say for sure.
It is possible to restart Windows with driver signature enforcement disabled. Doing so appears to allow the drivers to install.
1) Click Start > Power
2) While holding the Shift key, click restart
3) Select "Troubleshoot"
4) Select "Advanced Options"
5) Select "Startup Settings"
6) Select "Restart"
7) When your computer restarts, select the option that corresponds to "Disable driver signature enforcement"
8) You should now be able to install the drivers. You'll get a warning message that Windows could not verify the driver signature, and will have to click install anyway.
This worked for me, hopefully it helps someone else.
I need your help. The software for installing the driver run, but after at point 3 it say that it’s impossible to installing the drivers. I use Windows 10. Have you any suggestion? Thank you.
Really sorry but I would really have no idea. Just not enough to go on. I would call Canon tech support. Sorry about that. One question that may help somebody else answer...is this the first time you are installing the driver?
@@RustyNelsonPhotography in this pc yes, is the first time and the first printer installed.
Is a second hand print. On the printer the driver are update.
A note: windows see the print and it work but whithuot the canon drive, and like you know with fewer option for print.
Thanks for the video! Really Helped!
You are welcome! Rusty
Thanks for this great video. I'm late to the party but I've just discovered this video. Wish I'd seen it before I set up my first Pro-1000 last year. That's just about to be replaced by Canon under warranty and the new one is due next week. Glad I watched this before it arrives. PS pray you never see a B208 Support Code on your printer. That's why mine is being replaced. But to be fair to Canon UK they've been amazing. No quibbles, new printer. Bosh!
Yes they are good about replacing when things really go wrong. I've had a good experience with Canon...thats why I stick woth them. Let me know who it goes with the new one.
I've just had to refill my Pro-1000 ink cartridges.. However I can not disable the error code '1730' that says they are still empty. I read where you can disable this my holding down the STOP/CANCEL button, but this is not working for me. Any suggestions?
Hey Jane I only use the inks from canon so I'm not really the one to ask about refilling. You might try throwing it out to this link. Jose does a bunch of refilling. Tell him Rusty sent you. All the best. th-cam.com/users/cheo1949
Excellent video thanks
Thanks. Hope all is well up in that neck of the woods
hi there question why do i need a 15 inches for the back????
You will have to put paper in the back when using heavier paper
How do you ejected the ink?
Just push in on the cart. It will pop out.
thanks for your video
Thanks...saw your site. NICE!
nice one!!
I just made a major move so I'm a little behind and not set up to make vids right now. Next video will be unpacking from a shipment cross country. Has been packed away for a while so it will be interesting to see if it fires up with no problem.
does cannon connect to IOS MAC ?
ij.manual.canon/ij/webmanual/Manual/All/PRO-1000%20series/EN/AFG/afg_appleairprint_Mac.html
Nice & Thanks :)
Thanks....I just made a major move so I'm a little behind and not set up to make vids right now. Next video will be unpacking from a shipment cross country. Has been packed away for a while so it will be interesting to see if it fires up with no problem.
How about some prints -:)
I will be doing some print videos but geared to more of the "way" to print through Print Studio pro, lightroom and photoshop. If you are subscribed you will get notified but for now I'm out traveling doing some Extreme weather work in the midwest. Thanks for stopping in.