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Canon PFI-5100R Red Ink Cartridge

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$12.07 $17.49 In stock

Category: Computing - Ink

The Canon PFI-5100R Red Ink Cartridge (14.4ml) delivers smooth, accurate colour and fine detail for high-quality photographic prints. Part of Canon’s LUCIA PRO II pigment ink system, it offers excellent resistance to scratches and colour fading, with up to 200 years of light resistance.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

I was worried about colour accuracy for my portrait work, but this red ink prints skin tones with incredible depth and no banding at all. The 14.4ml cartridge lasted longer than I expected for the amount of fine detail I'm getting.

George ★★★★★

The 14.4ml capacity is perfect for my photo projects, and the LUCIA PRO II ink really makes reds pop without any banding. I've noticed finer detail in shadows compared to my old ink set.

Penelope ★★★★★

Printed a few test images on glossy paper and the red tones are incredibly rich, with no banding or clogging even after a week of standby. The 14.4ml cartridge lasted through about 20 8x10 prints, which felt fair for the price.