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Canon PGI72PC Ink Cartridge Photo 89 Pages - Cyan

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Canon PGI72PC Ink Cartridge Photo 89 Pages - Cyan

Get a Genuine OEM Canon PGI-72PC Photo Cyan Inkjet Cartridge to suit Canon Pixma PRO-10 Series Printers - 89 pages A3+

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Canon PGI72PC Ink Cartridge Photo 89 Pages - Cyan

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FAQs

What type of prints can I expect from the Canon PGI72PC Photo Cyan Ink Cartridge?

The Canon PGI72PC Photo Cyan Ink Cartridge is specially formulated to produce professional quality photo prints. With Canon's LUCIA ink technology, you can expect vibrant colours, exceptional sharpness, and high detail in your images. This ink is designed for photo printing, ensuring that your prints have a rich colour gamut and superior longevity, making them ideal for displaying your works of art.

How many pages can I print with a single Canon PGI72PC ink cartridge?

The Canon PGI72PC ink cartridge allows you to print up to 89 A3+ pages based on ISO/IEC 29102 standards. This translates to a substantial number of prints, approximately 351 photos in the 10x15cm size, making it a cost-effective choice for photographers who require high-quality prints without frequent ink replacements.

Why should I use genuine Canon ink instead of third-party alternatives?

Using genuine Canon ink, like the PGI72PC, ensures reliable quality and performance. Canon's proprietary FINE technology is optimised for their printers, providing consistent colour accuracy and print quality. Third-party inks may not meet the same standards, potentially leading to inferior results and damage to your printer over time. For the best results and longevity of your prints, genuine Canon ink is recommended.

Can I use the PGI72PC ink cartridge in other Canon printer models?

The Canon PGI72PC ink cartridge is specifically designed for use with Canon Pixma PRO-10 series printers. It is not compatible with other models. To ensure optimal performance and print quality, it is essential to use ink cartridges that are recommended for your specific printer model.

What makes the LUCIA ink range suitable for professional photographers?

The LUCIA ink range, including the PGI72PC Photo Cyan Ink, is crafted for professional photographers who demand high-quality outputs. This pigment-based ink system provides outstanding permanence and stability, ensuring that prints maintain their vibrancy over time. The inks deliver a rich, high-density colour reproduction and superb detail, making them ideal for fine art, exhibitions, and gallery displays.

How does the individual ink system of Canon printers benefit me?

Canon's individual ink system allows you to replace only the colour that runs out, which increases efficiency and reduces waste. This means you won't have to replace an entire cartridge when just one colour is depleted, saving you money in the long run. It also ensures that your printing process remains uninterrupted, allowing you to continue producing high-quality prints without delays.

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