Large Format Printing

We offer a variety of printing options for A2 and above, ranging from standard laserjet printing to more specialist options.

Prices can be found here.

A2+ Inkjet Large Format Printing

We currently have a wide variety of options for large format printing of A2 sizes and above. 

We have a range of faster output to higher quality options, as well as more specialist options.

To use these printers you will have to use our Print Submission page. It DOES NOT use your Papercut credit.

We have the following options:


We have one HP Designjet T7200 that is mostly used for faster, good quality graphical output. 

The paper options available on this printer includes:

Please note: You cannot use this printer to print on your own paper stock.

The inks used in this printer include:



We have one Canon ImageProGraf 8400 that is mostly used for good quality graphical output.

The paper options available on this printer includes:

With your own choice of paper stock, it must be pre-approved by the CCI Digital Studios technical staff. 

The inks used in this printer include:



We have one Canon ImageProGraf Pro4000 that is mostly used for high quality photographic output.

The paper options available on this printer include:

With your own choice of paper stock, it must be pre-approved by the CCI Digital Studios technical staff.

The inks used in this printer include:


We also have a Canon ImageProGraf GP4000 which is also used for high quality photographic output but with vivid colours. 

The paper options available on this printer include:

With your own choice of paper stock, it must be pre-approved by the CCI Digital Studios technical staff.

The inks used in this printer include:

This printer allows you to get more eye-catching shades from pastel through to neon, and is world’s first PANTONE calibrated printer for PANTONE PASTEL & NEON GUIDE Coated in addition to 99% coverage from the PANTONE FORMULA GUIDE Solid Coated. However, this is dependant upon the paper stock used as the paper can alter the final colour dramatically.


Your Own Paper

We do have some papers that we recommend students avoid when printing on their own paper. These include:


G.F. Smith


We update this list regularly when a new paper to avoid is discovered. 

For more information about any of these processes or how to set up to use them, visit the Support Desk in Eldon South 1.125 or email: ccidigitalprint@port.ac.uk