Why do I print?
To create family heirlooms.
Jenny Pollitte prints with the
It's my passion.
Photography is so much more than a hobby or job.
Jenny Pollitte, Pro Wedding & portrait Photographer | jennypollittephotography.com
That's why I firmly believe in putting a final product in my clients' hands.
Small Footprint
I don’t need a huge space – the imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 fits right on my desk.
Borderless Printing at up to 17" Wide
Print fine art images for your clients quickly and easily.
The vision.
The capture.
The final print.
The Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 gives me the speed and flexibility to create prints that match my style. Shadows, highlights, and vibrant colors all work together to give my images depth and realism.
11-ink system plus Chroma Optimizer
The LUCIA PRO 11-color plus Chroma Optimizer ink system satisfies the demands of the most critical photographer or graphic artist. Denser droplet placement provides a broader color gamut and improved gloss uniformity for superb glossiness and anti-bronzing.
Speed
Prints a color bordered 17 x 22″ photo in 4 minutes 10 seconds or a color bordered 13 x 19″ photo in 2 minutes 30 seconds.
Immediate Results + Full Creative Control.
Printing in-house gives me a level of control not otherwise possible. From paper types, to size, to editing and colors, I can make real-time adjustments. With the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 printer, there is no limit to my creativity.
Easy to Use
Printing is easy and cost effective. A lot of photographers assume it’s difficult to get started, but with the Canon system and software it takes minutes to get set up and going.
Details Matter
FINE (Full-Photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering) printing technology works with 1,536 nozzles for each color to produce impressively detailed prints on a variety of fine-art papers with deep blacks, and accurate quality colors.
Check out the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 and how I use it to create family heirlooms for my clients.
Why do I print? To see the look on my clients’ faces when I deliver their final tangible products.”
- Jenny Pollitte
