I made three prints with image areas of 11" x 15.5" on Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Matte paper on a Canon Pro-1000. I haven't put my money down for a license yet (lots more testing to go), but if I keep getting the results I've gotten so far, I probably will. To cut to the chase, if you're using something else, you should try Qimage One. Note that this is not Qimage Ultimate, but the same developer is involved apparently it's a streamlined version that focuses on printing.
So today I downloaded the 14-day trial version of Qimage One for Windows. In a recent thread on native printer resolution, Qimage came up a few times, always positively. Since switching to the Canon Pro-1000, I've gone back and forth between Lightroom's print module, and Canon Professional Print and Layout (CPPL). When I was printing black and white with Epson printers, I used Quadtone RIP and a custom monochrome inkset - so it wasn't even an option. I've been peripherally aware of Qimage for many years, but never looked at it until today.
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