Canon Gains ISO Validation Printing Certification – the First Quality Standard for Digital Printing

Canon Gains ISO Validation Printing Certification – the First Quality Standard for Digital Printing

REIGATE, April 06, 2009 – Canon UK, world leader in digital imaging solutions, today announced its market leading imagePRESS printers have been awarded with ISO/CD certification for Validation Printing, establishing a global image quality standard for toner based presses.

The ISO/CD 12647–7 Validation Printing Certification awarded for the Canon imagePRESS range
The first output test for toner based systems proves the repeatability and quality of Canon’s digital prints
Canon worked closely with the Fogra institute to achieve the Validation Printing Certification
The ISO/CD 12647-7 Validation Printing Certification is the first to offer repeatability tests for image quality on toner systems over a set time period to ensure colour consistency is accurately maintained. The Certification was awarded to the Canon imagePRESS range after rigorous testing, providing print providers and their customers with the security and peace of mind from the combination of Canon’s market-leading products and a benchmark quality standard.

The International Organisation for Standardisation is the world’s largest developer and publisher of the ISO International Standards, comprising a network of national institutes in 160 countries to form a bridge between public and private sectors and meet the needs of business and of society in general.

Canon worked with the Fogra institute in Germany to achieve conformance with the ISO standard for the Canon imagePRESS C1+, the imagePRESS C6000 and the imagePRESS C7000VP, including the server and i1 Process Control colour management tool on semi-matt and gloss media.

Trevor Dodsworth, Head of Professional Print Marketing, Canon UK said: “Whilst customers appreciate the high-quality achieved from digital printing, they were still demanding a proofing standard from their print providers. The new ISO/CD 12647–7 gives us, for the first time, a recognisable Validation proof that allows print providers to achieve the highest possible results on the Canon imagePRESS range.

“Over the next few months we will be working towards establishing a European infrastructure to support and extend the knowledge to our customers. We can provide a complete package of professional services and support so customers can achieve the ISO/CD 12647–7 conformance for themselves and train their operators to maintain that standard in the future or we can use Canon engineers to ensure their presses are constantly maintained to the top level of performance.”

The new Validation certification will provide print providers with a competitive quality advantage, giving customers near contract quality print proofs and allowing them to measure digital prints against litho offset printing quality. Canon’s imagePRESS range is synonymous with quality output and the standard can now offer its customers a certified, reliable and a stable system to give them the peace of mind to achieve colour critical proofing.

Andreas Kraushaar (MSc), Head of Prepress Department at Fogra, said: “We are delighted to have worked with Canon as one of the first manufacturers to test conformance according to ISO/CD 12647-7 Validation Printing System. To reach this standard is not easy and involves a considerable degree of investment from the print manufacturer and we have seen many systems fail. For Canon to achieve this across all of its imagePRESS range is a very signific

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Canon enhances its desktop production scanner offering for banking and financial markets

Canon enhances its desktop production scanner offering for banking and financial markets

REIGATE, April 1, 2009 – Canon UK, world leader in imaging solutions, has today announced the launch of the Canon imageFORMULA CR-180II cheque scanner. Following the success of the Canon CR-180, the new Canon imageFORMULA CR-180II offers enhanced image processing and integration, ensuring accurate capturing and management of cheques for the banking and financial markets.

New Canon imageFORMULA CR-180II is one of the fastest compact cheque scanners on the market, scanning up to 180 cheques per minute
Aimed at Banking and Financial markets the scanner is easy to integrate with existing applications and programmes
Canon enhances scanner portfolio with improved high speed cheque scanner
The Canon imageFORMULA CR-180II is easy to set-up and use, and has an optional updated software development kit that enables the scanner to be seamlessly integrated into any customer application. The scanner now also features Deskew and Black Border Removal to deliver outstanding image quality and help users to easily record cheque data without the need to adjust images after scanning.

The high-speed Canon imageFORMULA CR-180II reduces processing time and increases productivity with its easy-to-use paper eject function. At speeds of up to 180 cheques per-minute in black-and-white and greyscale, it is one of the fastest compact cheque scanners on the market. It boasts the capacity to load up to 200 documents at one time, with a document feeder that is designed to handle batch scanning smoothly and reliably. Users can also adjust the feed mechanism to accommodate different thicknesses of documents.

Tracey Fielden, Head of Office Marketing, Canon UK, says „With the current economic climate, businesses need to be able to process payment quickly and efficiently. There are countries across Europe where cheques still remain an important method of payment. Canon understands that those customers who deal with cheques are looking for a reliable, quick and efficient way to process them. With the Canon imageFORMULA CR-180II, one of the fastest desktop cheque scanners in the market, we are able to meet this need.”

Accuracy is paramount for the cheque scanner market. As well as reading the magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) strip from the cheque the Canon imageFORMULA CR180II is able to simultaneously process the data using OCR software.

The new Canon imageFORMULA CR-180II software will also be made available to existing CR-180 users, allowing them to upgrade their current model.

The Canon imageFORMULA CR-180II launches in the UK & Ireland from 1st April, 2009.

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Canon recognised by Buyers Laboratory Inc for its Large Format Printer range

Canon recognised by Buyers Laboratory Inc for its Large Format Printer range

REIGATE, March 24, 2009 – Canon UK, world leader in imaging solutions, has announced that it has won an accolade from Buyers Laboratory Inc (BLI) for its 44in Canon imagePROGRAF iPF820 for its multi-purpose printing capabilities in its latest “Pick” selection.

Canon imagePROGRAF iPF820 awarded Buyers Laboratory 2008 Fall „Pick” award

Commended for being the „Outstanding Wide-format Colour Inkjet Multipurpose Printer”

BLI recognises the print industry’s outstanding performers

The award comes on the back of the success of the 24″ Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6100 at the Spring BLI 2008 „Pick” awards. BLI (www.buyerslab.com) is the industry’s leading independent authority and provider of competitive intelligence, testing and reviews on multi-function (MFP), copier, printer and fax products as well as large format printers (LFPs).

The Canon imagePROGRAF iPF820 won the award due to its capability to satisfy the needs of both the technical and graphic arts markets, with its advanced product features. Additionally, in rigorous testing carried out by the BLI last year, the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF820 proved to be up to 50% more productive and use three times less ink in Economy Printing Mode than its nearest competitor.*

The dual-roll Canon imagePROGRAF iPF820 is able to quickly switch between paper types and offers excellent paper handling and ease of use, accommodating both sheet and roll-media. The Canon imagePROGRAF iPF820’s print driver was also commended for numerous features, including the Free Layout function, which means less paper wastage through nesting, borderless printing and Canon’s Print Plug-In for Microsoft Word.

Designed for the CAD, GIS, Print-for-Pay and Production markets, the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF820 uses five-colour dye and a pigment print head combining fast output production speeds with efficient ink usage and a low total cost of ownership. Launched last year, is a hugely versatile device with the ability to produce accurate, high quality prints in both colour and black & white on a wide variety of media.

David Sweetnam, BLI European Lab and Research Manager said; „BLI recognises the print industry’s outstanding performers and we are pleased to award the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF820 with the latest ‘Pick’ awards. The device displayed very good print quality across a wide-range of applications, from maps and architectural plans printed on standard bond paper to high-quality photographs printed on Canon’s premium photo papers. Canon continues to support the market with its high-quality printers.”

Alongside the accolade for the imagePROGRAF iPF820, BLI also awarded Canon the ‘MFP Line of the Year’ award 2008 for the sixth time since 2000, as well as receiving four Fall 2008 „Pick” awards for its office line of multi-function printers.

Shane Burchett, Product Marketing Manager for Canon’s Large Format Solutions said, „Over the last five years Canon has made significant inroads into the Large Format Printer market, against some of the longer established players. It’s a fantastic testament to Canon’s leading technology and strength in the market that BLI recognised this with another ‘Pick’ award.

„Our customers have a variety of different requirements from their large format printing and Canon is able to offer a suitable device to support any of these needs. Canon is committed to expanding its portfolio of Large Format Printers and grow its market share over the next year and this award from BLI shows that we are moving it that direction.”

* In comparison with a leading competitor. Results from a test commissioned by Canon through independent test laboratory, Buyers Laboratory Inc. Tests were carried out on the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF820 against the HP DesignJet 4500 using a selection of BLI proprietary files of various sizes including PDF, DWF and TIFF formats. For full report please visit http://www.canon.co.uk/cadlfp

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Agfa Graphics and Canon join forces in UK digital press distribution deal

Agfa Graphics and Canon join forces in UK digital press distribution deal

REIGATE, March 17, 2009 – Agfa Graphics today announced a partnership to distribute Canon’s imagePRESS digital colour presses to its traditional print customers in the UK from March 2009, enabling both companies to be more customer focused by offering a range of services to both traditional and digital printing houses.

Agfa Graphics UK will market the Canon presses alongside its own inkjet solutions, prepress systems and :Apogee Suite workflow software. The alliance covers the wide range of the Canon imagePRESS family including the Canon imagePRESS C6000VP, the Canon imagePRESS C7000VP and the newly launched Canon imagePRESS C1+.

Laurence Roberts, Managing Director, Agfa Graphics UK said: „This agreement with Canon means we are in an even better position to help the British printing industry to make the right strategic choices for their continued business success. drupa was a confirmation of the success of Agfa Graphics’ inkjet solutions. Adding Canon’s toner based document presses to our portfolio will further boost our customers’ effectiveness. To maximise their profit they can choose between conventional and digital print in-house. Here Agfa Graphics demonstrates a leading role in the integration of digital print within traditional printing business.”

Agfa Graphics’ Apogee Prepress has been enhanced to also drive the Canon imagePRESS within a hybrid workflow. Irrespective of whether it is a print job, a re-run or a pre-series for approval, :Apogee Prepress will manage the data to create the proofs, the plates and the digital print. It sets parameters for media selection and the various finishing features using the CIP4 digital print standard JDF/JMF.

Andy Vickers, Managing Director, Canon UK and Ireland, said: „Digital print is a growth opportunity for commercial printers that can help deliver increased profitability. Canon is very pleased that Agfa Graphics, a leading prepress supplier, has chosen the Canon imagePRESS range for its pilot programme for digital press sales.

„The Canon Insight Report, published at drupa, clearly demonstrated that running litho and digital technology side by side is a route to increased profitability. There is a strong synergy between Canon’s print technology and Agfa’s prepress knowledge that will ensure commercial printers have strong partners to support their business growth. It will help to take printers along the Path to Profit, which is the focus of everything we do to provide printers with the business tools they need to prosper.”

Agfa Graphics will build the partnership with Canon in the UK in March 2009. First customer shipments are expected shortly after in Q2 2009.

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Canon hits milestone with production of 10 million consumer D-SLRs

Canon hits milestone with production of 10 million consumer D-SLRs

United Kingdom / Republic of Ireland, 3 April, 2009: Canon has announced that it has produced over 10 million consumer D-SLRs (digital single-lens-reflex) worldwide since the launch of the EOS 300D in 2003. Canon’s D-SLR products have achieved consecutive no.1 rankings in GfK’s consumer hitlist since 2004. Starting with the Canon EOS 300D, the market-leading spot was passed to the 350D in 2005, the EOS 400D in 2006 and the EOS 450D in 2008 and it is hoped the trend will continue following the recent release of the EOS 500D.

“Canon remains at the forefront of this consumer market growth with a market share of 40 per cent in Europe which we account for our commitment to consumer demand and our passion for high-quality image,” said Rainer Fuehres, Head of Canon Consumer Imaging (CCI), Canon Europe. “We hope that the release of the EOS 500D will further strengthen our market position this year.”

The increasing volume of consumer-orientated D-SLR models on the market has also driven an increase the volume of lens sales. Canon’s EF lens portfolio is now the world’s most extensive and popular range of D-SLR lenses, with over 60 models and 40 million sales worldwide.

Canon recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of Canon SLR (single lens reflex) cameras, having launched the Canon Flex in May 1959. Over 50 million Canon SLRs have been sold worldwide and Canon SLR cameras are accepted as the benchmark standard for amateur and professional photography.

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15.1 Megapixels and Full HD – tell the full story with the EOS 500D

15.1 Megapixels and Full HD – tell the full story with the EOS 500D

Telling the full story often means finding an extra angle on your subject. With 15.1 Megapixels and Full HD video capability, the EOS 500D is a digital SLR for those who want to capture more than one side to life’s significant moments.

A resolution of 15.1 Megapixels records each moment in rich, intricate detail, ready to turn into poster-size prints or crop to perfection. When light levels fall, an ISO range of up to 3200 – expandable all the way up to 12800 – lets you carry on shooting in the darkest of conditions, while Canon’s DIGIC 4 processing ensures that noise doesn’t spoil images. This is particularly ideal for when you can’t, or don’t want to, use flash.

Alternatively, switch to Movie mode and record events as they unfold. Capture every last detail of a wedding, a day out with friends or your baby’s first steps by shooting in stunning Full HD (1080P), then simply connect via HDMI to any HDTV to watch the results. For times when the action just won’t stop, a choice of 720P and VGA resolutions allows you to shoot and store longer movies on your memory card.

The EOS 500D’s high resolution 3.0” ClearView LCD screen enables detailed checks on stills and video footage in playback mode; or shooting from awkward angles using the high quality, real-time feed provided by Live View mode.
As part of the EOS system, the EOS 500D delivers full compatibility with Canon’s world-leading range of lenses and accessories; this is complimented by Canon’s free, powerful imaging software. A new Speedlite flash, the Speedlite 270EX, offers a powerful addition to any EOS 500D photographer’s kitbag.

Pricing and availability:
The EOS 500D (body only) is available from early May 2009 priced at £869.99 / €999.99 RRP inc. VAT.
The EOS 500D EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Kit is available from early May 2009 priced at £969.99 / €1139.99 RRP inc. VAT.
The EOS 500D EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Kit is available from early May 2009 priced at £1399.99 / €1639.99 RRP inc. VAT.

Features at a glance:

15.1 Megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor

Full HD movie recording with HDMI connection

ISO 100-3200 (expandable to 12800)

3.4 frames per second

3.0” ClearView VGA resolution LCD with Live View mode

9-point wide area AF

DIGIC 4 processor

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Canon refreshes Flash range with the compact Speedlite 270EX

Canon refreshes Flash range with the compact Speedlite 270EX

United Kingdom / Republic of Ireland, 25 March, 2009: Canon announces the launch of the entry level Speedlite 270EX, an enhanced flash designed for EOS and PowerShot users. Replacing the popular Speedlite 220EX, the Speedlite 270EX is aimed at photographers wanting to expand their flash photography beyond the built in flash and those who want a small: pocketable flash unit to complement their EOS-1D or EOS 5D series. The compact Speedlite 270EX builds on the success of its predecessor, with more power than usual for its class and size.

The Speedlite 270EX includes a host of new features not available with a built-in flash that push the boundaries for the entry level flash market. These include the addition of a zoom head, ensuring efficient light distribution and bounce flash head, enabling light from the flash to bounce off a ceiling to produce pictures with more flattering lighting with softer tones and depth. Improved circuitry offers near silent recharging and enables similar recharging times as its predecessor, despite being powered by just 2 AA batteries.

Pricing and availability:

The Speedlite 270EX is available from early May 2009 priced at £149.99 / €169.99 RRP inc. VAT.

Key Features include:

· High power flash with a maximum guide number 27 m

· Fast, silent recycle times

· Manual flash output (settable via camera menus)

· Speedlite controllable with compatible camera’s menu

· Zoom head

· Bounce flash head

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Professional print quality for discerning photographers: the PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II

Professional print quality for discerning photographers: the PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II

United Kingdom / Republic of Ireland, 25 March 2009: Canon today announces a new way for serious photographers to create professional-quality prints up to A3+ or 14” wide: the PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II. Replacing the PIXMA Pro9000, the PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II refines the design of its predecessor to offer faster, higher-quality monochrome printing, a wider range of supported media, and a new Ambient Light Correction feature.

Print for gallery or portfolio
Taking full advantage of Canon’s rich imaging heritage, the PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II creates vibrant and professional-quality prints. Default printing speeds in monochrome are now nearly three times faster than before, while accurate colour reproduction across a wide colour gamut is guaranteed by the 8-colour ChromaLife100 Single-Inks system. The addition of 16 bits per channel print capability, with 276 trillion different colours available, offers outstandingly smooth tonal gradations.

Tiny 2pl ink droplets are placed with precision, using Canon’s FINE print head technology. And because the PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II uses a system of single, individually replaceable inks, wastage is minimised.

Media for every occasion
The PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II provides photographers with an extensive choice of print media options. Canon’s own range of media includes Gloss, Semi-gloss and Matte Photo Papers, plus Fine Art media. Users can also load the PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II with a variety of specialist, third-party media – such as Baryta types, canvas, and numerous other Fine Art media from leading manufacturers including Canson, Hahnemühle, Innova, PCM Takeo and Pictorico. A flat paper path ensures that media up to 1.2mm thick remain pristine and crease-free.

Precision colour control
Included with the PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II is Canon’s Easy-PhotoPrint Pro software – a plug-in for Adobe Photoshop, Canon Digital Photo Professional and the bundled Adobe Photoshop Elements 6. Easy-PhotoPrint Pro allows photographers to batch print different images from Photoshop or Digital Photo Professional, simplifying the procedure by giving access to all the required print settings on one screen. When used with Canon’s Digital Photo Professional software, the plug-in enables Canon EOS photographers to print directly from RAW files without having to convert images to any intermediate formats. Users of other D-SLR cameras can use Adobe Photoshop Elements to enable RAW file conversion and printing.

New for the PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II is an Ambient Light Correction feature using Canon Kyuanos technology. Users can select the type of lighting under which a print will be displayed; the colours in the final print are then automatically adjusted to ensure that the displayed result looks just the way the photographer intended.
“Serious photography enthusiasts want their images to look good, wherever they’re used” said Rainer Fuehres, Head of Canon Consumer Imaging, Europe. “The PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II provides a complete one-box solution to that demand.”

Pricing and availability:
The PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II is available from June 2009 priced at £499.00 / €559.00 RRP inc. VAT.

Key features: PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II

A3+ & 14” wide professional inkjet printer

Up to 4800 x 2400 dpi resolution with 2pl drop size and FINE print head technology

8-colour ChromaLife100 Single-Inks system

Wide range of Canon and third-party media support

Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 and Canon Easy-PhotoPrint Pro plug-in software included

Ambient Light Correction feature

16-bits per channel photo printing

PictBridge compatibility for standalone use

DVD/CD printing

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Create and sell gallery-quality images: the PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II : www.canon.co.uk

Create and sell gallery-quality images: the PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II

United Kingdom / Republic of Ireland, 25 March 2009: Canon today announces a powerful new tool for professional photographers to create gallery-quality images for exhibition and sale. The PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II is a versatile, 10-colour pigment inkjet printer, capable of producing outstanding, long-lasting prints up to A3+ size or 14” wide.

Images as they were intended
For exceptional colour accuracy and gamut, the PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II uses a 10-colour pigment based single ink system as standard, including matte black and photo black, allowing photographers to print on gloss and matte media without the need for swapping ink tanks.

The right media – for any image
Finding the correct print media is crucial in turning an image into a saleable product. To maximise potential profit, the PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II prints to a comprehensive range of Canon and non-Canon media. Stunning, high-quality prints can be printed onto Canon high gloss media without bronzing or gloss differential; other supported Canon media includes Semi-gloss, Matte Photo Paper and Fine Art media.

The PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II supports ICC profiles for many specialist media. These include Baryta types, canvas, and numerous Fine Art media from leading brands such as Canson, Hahnemühle, Innova, Moab, Somerset, Crane, PCM and Pictorico. For additional flexibility you can create custom ICC profiles, using Canon’s Colour Management Tool Pro 2 software with selected X-Rite colour spectrophotometers.

The addition of 16 bits per channel print capability – with 276 trillion possible colours – offers outstandingly smooth tonal gradations in both colour and monochrome prints. Dedicated monochrome inks minimise problems such as colour casting, and allow photographers to reproduce a smoother range of neutral and grayscale tones.
New for the PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II is an Ambient Light Correction feature using Canon Kyuanos technology . Users can select the type of lighting under which a print will be displayed; the colours in the final print are then automatically adjusted to ensure that the displayed result looks just the way the photographer intended.

Prints that last
Print longevity is the key to selling or showing your images with confidence. The PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II uses Canon LUCIA pigment inks, which are specially designed to deliver long-lasting prints that retain their vibrancy for generations.

Designed for working photographers
Professional photographers can integrate the PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II directly into their workflow by using the included Canon Easy-PhotoPrint Pro plug-in, which allows printing directly from Adobe Photoshop and the supplied Adobe Photoshop Elements software . Canon EOS users can use the plug-in to print RAW files directly from Canon Digital Photo Professional software.
The PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II is made to accommodate the rigours of a professional photographer’s workload. Its sturdy design – built around a rigid 1.6mm thick steel chassis – endures heavy usage to deliver reliable, consistent performance.
“The PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II is for photographers who are serious about exhibiting and selling their images,” said Rainer Fuehres, Head of Canon Consumer Imaging Europe. “Even on high gloss media, results remain consistently stunning.”

Pricing and availability
The PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II is available from June 2009 priced at £729.00 / €819.00 RRP inc. VAT.

Key features: PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II

A3+ and 14” wide professional inkjet printer

10 Single Inks

Lucia Pigment Inks for image longevity

Exceptional glossy media printing

Striking neutral monochrome prints

Archival prints on Fine Art media

Adobe Photoshop Elements & Canon Easy PhotoPrint Pro Plug-In software supplied

16bits per channel photo printing

Ambient Light Correction feature

Wide range of third party media supported

Flat media path

DVD/CD Direct Printing

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Heike Börsch übernimmt Professional Print Bereich

Heike Börsch übernimmt Professional Print Bereich

Heike Börsch hat am 1. April die Position der Direktorin Professional Print übernommen. Die 48-Jährige verfügt über ein fundiertes und langjähriges Wissen in der Professional Print Branche. Ihr beruflicher Werdegang führte sie von Agfa-Gevaert zu Xerox. Zuletzt war sie als Manager Production Printing Group im Product Marketing Bereich bei der Konica Minolta Solutions Europe GmbH in Langenhagen tätig.
Canon schafft Direktoren-Stelle

„Ich freue mich, diesen verantwortungsvollen Bereich bei Canon zu leiten und am weiteren Aufbau des Professional Print Bereiches mitzuwirken. Mein besonderes Augenmerk gilt der Entwicklung neuer Ideen und Anwendungen für den Digitaldruck gemeinsam mit unseren Kunden. Die Canon imagePRESS Technologie bietet ihnen ein großes Potenzial, um ihr Geschäft voranzubringen”, sagt Heike Börsch.

Die Professional Print Struktur mit Account Managern in den Canon Business Centern (CBC) und im Bereich Corporate & International (C&I) sowie Experten im Canon Partner Channel (CPC) versetzt Canon in die Lage, Professional Print Produkte über die drei Kanäle zu vertreiben.

„Auf dieser Basis haben wir die Entscheidung getroffen, die Spitze des Professional Print Bereiches mit einem Direktoren-Posten zu versehen. Die neue Direktorin, Frau Börsch, trägt in Deutschland die Gesamtverantwortung zusammen mit den Direktoren aus den drei Vertriebskanälen”, erläutert Jeppe Frandsen, Geschäftsführer der Canon Deutschland GmbH. „Gemeinsam verfolgen sie ein Ziel – die erfolgreiche Weiterentwicklung von Professional Print, einem der Kernbereiche unserer Geschäftsaktivitäten.”

Michael Fischer, Sales Manager Professional Print, wechselt in den Corporate & International Channel und übernimmt dort gemeinsam mit Direktor Peter Klein die Verantwortung für den Bereich Inhouse Druckereie

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