Hi, anybody have any idea why my photo is always croped when printing borderless??
i made sure that my canvas/image size is exactly 2:3 ratio @ 300 dpi,
1800pix x 1200pix.
At my "print screen"
Position = top 0
left 0
Scale 100%
Height = 4inch
width = 6inch
Printer Driver Setup
Quality = standard
Page setup
Page size 4 by 6
Orientation = landscape
borderless printing = checked
extension slider = all the way to the left.
looking at the preview screen just before printing,
it looks like it is going to be a perfect print,
but during print, there is a slight (say 2 mm) white line(border) from the side of the photo that comes out first, and a similar size crop at the ending side of the photo.
Not to mention, there is about a <1mm white (border) on the right hand side of the (lenght wise) photo.
I made sure my layer is exactly at the center, using the center/top left registration point during scaling to be precise.
Using Canon Glossy Photo Paper with original ink here.
i made sure that my canvas/image size is exactly 2:3 ratio @ 300 dpi,
1800pix x 1200pix.
At my "print screen"
Position = top 0
left 0
Scale 100%
Height = 4inch
width = 6inch
Printer Driver Setup
Quality = standard
Page setup
Page size 4 by 6
Orientation = landscape
borderless printing = checked
extension slider = all the way to the left.
looking at the preview screen just before printing,
it looks like it is going to be a perfect print,
but during print, there is a slight (say 2 mm) white line(border) from the side of the photo that comes out first, and a similar size crop at the ending side of the photo.
Not to mention, there is about a <1mm white (border) on the right hand side of the (lenght wise) photo.
I made sure my layer is exactly at the center, using the center/top left registration point during scaling to be precise.
Using Canon Glossy Photo Paper with original ink here.