Replenishing the entire set will run you around $70 and, depending on how much you print, this can add up fast.

While discerning photographers, such as yours truly, might be able to tell the difference between a photo printed on the XP-8600 vs one printed on a professional photo printer, the general public probably will not. Along with the usual mix of pigment-based black and dye-based CMYK, it features an additional ‘photo blue’ ink for more vivid photo output with even smoother graduations. A step up from Canon’s 5-ink printers, this model goes one better with six separate ink cartridges. It’s compact, has clever motorized photo paper input and photo/document output trays, smart connectivity options and is good value for both purchase price and running costs.

It has a tailor-made color range that does justice to images produced by high-end cameras. The built-in color screen makes for more intuitive operation and again, as with the pigment-based PRO-300, you can create panoramic prints of up to 990cm in length.

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