rodbam
Printer Master
- Joined
- Mar 9, 2011
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- 773
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- Location
- Australia
- Printer Model
- Canon Pro 9000 mk2 & Pro 9500
Gday all
I've tried the search & didn't see much about the silly 32mm borders Canon makes us use on their fine art papers. I've just got a Pro 9000 mk2 & some Canon A3 Photo Paper Plus semi gloss & their A3+ Fine art premium matte both papers giving me great looking prints but I want to get rid of the 32mm border on the A3+ fine art setting. I've tried printing on the fine art premium matte paper & using the PPP semi gloss profile & the paper matte profile which allowed me to print at A3+ with just a 5mm border but the prints didn't come up to the quality of the Fine art premium matte profile.
Does anyone know if I have a profile made for the fine art premium matte will that enable me to print without the wide borders or is this border somehow hard wired in to the printer preferences?
If anyone has a workaround for printing without the silly border I would love to know it.
One other thing, do most people who print on these fine art papers always like to see a large white border?
Thanks all
Regards Rod
I've tried the search & didn't see much about the silly 32mm borders Canon makes us use on their fine art papers. I've just got a Pro 9000 mk2 & some Canon A3 Photo Paper Plus semi gloss & their A3+ Fine art premium matte both papers giving me great looking prints but I want to get rid of the 32mm border on the A3+ fine art setting. I've tried printing on the fine art premium matte paper & using the PPP semi gloss profile & the paper matte profile which allowed me to print at A3+ with just a 5mm border but the prints didn't come up to the quality of the Fine art premium matte profile.
Does anyone know if I have a profile made for the fine art premium matte will that enable me to print without the wide borders or is this border somehow hard wired in to the printer preferences?
If anyone has a workaround for printing without the silly border I would love to know it.
One other thing, do most people who print on these fine art papers always like to see a large white border?
Thanks all
Regards Rod