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Can anyone help with this printing problem?
I have an Epson Stylus Photo 960 and can’t seem to get my photos to print out borderless in 4×6. When I use the software that came with the printer (Epson Film Factory), I have no problem printing them borderless. It seems that when I go to the "Print with Preview" option in Photoshop, I set the size to "scale to fit media", but I get a white border on the left and the right of the photo. When I set the print size to 4×6, a message pops up saying that the print will be clipped because it doesn’t fit the print area. No matter what I’ve tried, I still seem to get ther white border on the left and right side. The main reason I want to be able to print my photos from Photoshop, and not Film Factory, is that I use the "import>Print Image matching II" option to open my photos. I can then print them in "Exif" format. But once I save them and open them in any other program, I can’t use the "Print Image matchingII or Exif" option.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
I have an Epson Stylus Photo 960 and can’t seem to get my photos to print out borderless in 4×6. When I use the software that came with the printer (Epson Film Factory), I have no problem printing them borderless. It seems that when I go to the "Print with Preview" option in Photoshop, I set the size to "scale to fit media", but I get a white border on the left and the right of the photo. When I set the print size to 4×6, a message pops up saying that the print will be clipped because it doesn’t fit the print area. No matter what I’ve tried, I still seem to get ther white border on the left and right side. The main reason I want to be able to print my photos from Photoshop, and not Film Factory, is that I use the "import>Print Image matching II" option to open my photos. I can then print them in "Exif" format. But once I save them and open them in any other program, I can’t use the "Print Image matchingII or Exif" option.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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