8X 10 from a i9950 ?

[dc2]

I remember seeing a fomular for getting borderless 8x10 from a i9100 and can not remember it .so I wondered if anyone knows how to do this with a i9950 printer that I have recently bought.
Replie's appreciated

[Mr. Pickles]

Huh? Doesn't that printer do borderless 8x10's? Are you going to use 8x10 paper, or 8.5x11? I'm kind of lost about the question, which may be my fault

My Canon won't do 8x10 borderless, but it will print 8x10 images....the paper just has to be bigger. When I want an 8x10, I crop the image (0.8 ratio, instead of the 0.6666 sensor) and print it. Of course, I use Qimage to print, so it handles the interpolations and I can crop inside of it, WITHOUT affecting the actual image.

[dc2]

I was refereing to printing on any size paper but ending up with the image on it being 8x10
so I think you may have answered my question thank you, I have not used qimage so I* Im about too download the demo ,
Thanks again

[dc2]

Originally Posted by Mr. Pickles

Huh? Doesn't that printer do borderless 8x10's? Are you going to use 8x10 paper, or 8.5x11? I'm kind of lost about the question, which may be my fault

My Canon won't do 8x10 borderless, but it will print 8x10 images....the paper just has to be bigger. When I want an 8x10, I crop the image (0.8 ratio, instead of the 0.6666 sensor) and print it. Of course, I use Qimage to print, so it handles the interpolations and I can crop inside of it, WITHOUT affecting the actual image.

Mr Pickles I have downloaded installed* and printed an exact 8x10 on a* A4 paper
and am very pleased with that result all in about 5 miniutes*
I will be ordering the full version of this
So thanks again and have a karma, it really looks great in print
And the mummy will be happy as I will give to her as a freebie because she has had others at A4

[Mr. Pickles]

Nice image. Glad you got what you needed. Didn't want you to have to spend money, but it has been good money spent for me.

And, you can save printer settings too, so look into that. Works great especially when you switch paper types, or paper sizes. You don't have to remember if a certain paper had an intensity setting of -5 or not.......