This is exactly what I've done with the SC P600 for years. The author of the review said this means you can't use ICC profiles for specific papers and then have Lightroom or Photoshop control the color output.

However, as I was researching, I came across a few negative reviews on B&H claiming that it's not possible to disable color management in the PIXMA Pro driver. And with the current holiday rebate, it's only $149 net, which is a steal. I print mostly on glossy or baryta paper. From what I've read, it seems to be a great choice for low-volume users who don't need 17' wide and don't print a lot on thick matte papers.

I don't need a 17' wide printer anymore.įor these reasons, I'm thinking of replacing the SC P600 with a PIXMA Pro-100. I'm not printing nearly as much these days, and I'll often go weeks between prints. Is anyone else in this situation or am I doing something wrong.I've had an Epson SC P600 for the past few years, but it just died. Am hopeful that a new version of Print Studio Pro will appear some day soon, otherwise I am SOL on printing large formats. I did so however just in case I didn't follow installation steps properly (if anyone cares to comment) and also for any other poor photographer that had counted on Print Studio Pro in the past out of PSE. When I now try to invoke Print Studio Pro through PSE's automation tools menu item, I get the message 'An error has occurred. Exiting Print Studio Pro.' Unfortunately, when I try to print a large image through PSE itself, I get a message that print will occur at less than 300 dpi, which is why I have always used Print Studio Pro. It doesn't recognize PSE 2020 as a supported product, but if I hit next, can install to PSE's sub folder plug-in folder under it's application folder. Re-installied Print Studio Pro 2.2.3 plug-in via its installer. I then invoke Print Studio Pro out of automation tools pulldown. My workflow for larger prints however is to take an external editor extension off Apple Photos sending a photo to Photoshop Elements 2020 (FYI, bought software upgrade to get compatibility to Catalina.not the only fee I paid for 3rd party compatitiblity). Printer now works just fine on smaller prints off Apple Photos. I deleted my old printer under system settings, turned it on, and reinstalled picking up the new driver. However, if I select a pulldown on the operating system and select Catalina macOS v10.15, I do get driver Ver 16.40.0.0 Mac as an option, but no software.

When I go to the Canon pro-10 printer driver site, it says 'Mac OS X (Detected) under Operating System, but no drivers or software are available. I have downloaded the latest printer driver as instructed.

Canon printer drivers for mac catalina