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Fred Meyer stores roll out Canon large-format printers

January 25, 2012

Digital imaging solutions firm Canon U.S.A. Inc. recently announced that more than 130 Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6300 large-format printers are now up and running in the Digital Photo Centers of Fred Meyer stores in the Northwest U.S.

The printers allow consumers "to print high-quality, poster-sized print collages of memorable moments to be displayed for all to see," according to the announcement.

"Fred Meyer Stores is known for its long-standing commitment to providing customers with exceptional products and we are excited that they have made the decision to utilize our award-winning imagePROGRAF models to fulfill the printing needs of their customers," said Richard Reamer, director, Large Format Product Division, Business Imaging Systems Group, Canon U.S.A.

"We are constantly trying to provide our customers with more options for their favorite photos and prints," said Karen Hughes, vice president of Photo, Electronics and Music for Fred Meyer Stores. "We're pleased to partner with Canon to give customers poster-sized prints of their treasured photos."

The Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6300 large format printer utilizes LUCIA EX archival inks to produce crisp blacks, smooth color gradations and the capability to reproduce fine details in the shadow areas of photographs.

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