Canon LUCIA PRO II ink cartridge 1 pc(s) Original Standard Yield Photo cyan

Print exceptional photos for sale or display using LUCIA PRO II pigment inks formulated for the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1100 A2 photo printer. This updated ink set improves colour reproduction, especially in dark and blue tones, and supports delicate gradation for high-density, vivid output. Designed for durability, the inks resist light, abrasion and scratches, offering long-term image stability. Individual ink bottles are available so you can replace only the colours that run low.

Advantages

LUCIA PRO II inks provide vivid colour, finer gradation and more accurate reproduction in dark and blue-heavy areas than the previous generation. The pigment-based formulation increases resistance to fading, scratches and abrasion, resulting in robust prints suitable for sale or exhibition. The system uses separate ink bottles so each colour can be topped up individually, reducing waste and simplifying maintenance.

Key specifications

• Compatible printer: Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1100 (A2)
• Ink type: Pigment-based LUCIA PRO II
• Colour performance: Improved reproduction in dark/blue tones and high-density colour
• Durability: Lightfastness up to 200 years (industry estimate)
• Resistance: Scratch and abrasion resistant
• Packaging: Individual colour bottles for selective replacement
• Environmental: Return program available for reuse or recycling of cartridges and bottles

How to use

Install the LUCIA PRO II ink bottles according to the imagePROGRAF PRO-1100 user guide, following the printer’s instructions for replacement and priming. After replacing low inks, run a nozzle check and perform any required head cleaning to ensure consistent colour and gradation. Use recommended Canon media settings for best colour accuracy and print longevity.

Recommendations

Store unopened ink bottles in a cool, dark place and use within the manufacturer’s recommended timeframe after opening. For archival-quality results, print on compatible fine art or photo papers and follow proper handling and storage procedures to maximise image permanence.