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5th July 2014, 08:02 PM
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Print area problems LR 4/ epson 3880
I am trying to learn how to use my epson 3880 but am having some problems! i want to print this photo.

But when i hit print i get this.

The image shows the correct crop in print preview.
the paper size is set to A5 in the printer menu
Ive tried using the print output in PS 5 and im geting the same problem, which would indicate something in the printer set up, Im buggered if i can find out what ive got set up incorrectly! any ideas peeps?
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6th July 2014, 02:40 AM
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Re: Print area problems LR 4/ epson 3880
Is there a dialogue box that says "crop to fit"? If it is checked, it will crop an image such as you've shown. What is the actual image size in inches or centimeters? Does it equal your paper size?
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6th July 2014, 07:39 AM
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Re: Print area problems LR 4/ epson 3880
I'm assuming the print preview example and print example being entirely different pictures are shown just for reference?
The first shot isn't A5 - or at least it's a different ratio so it's never going to fit exactly. Post a screen grab of your print dialogue box showing the preview with the white boarders and all the dimensions.
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6th July 2014, 07:52 AM
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6th July 2014, 07:56 AM
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Re: Print area problems LR 4/ epson 3880
Thanks Robin.
Yes 10 out 10 for observation skills! i had in fact been printing the wrong image
Where are you working now days? are you still in the photographic business?
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6th July 2014, 10:55 AM
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Re: Print area problems LR 4/ epson 3880

To be honest I wasn't going to mention it assuming they were just examples - sometimes in life its the simplest things that drive you potty.
I'm not with the photo trade any more, I work for a high street finance company which isn't as exciting but I get paid more for less hours meaning photography is just for my own fun now. I keep thinking of going back to retail but the high street is dying and its just not as exciting as it used to be when people were excited about new products and came to see them in a shop in stead of doing it all online.
I would still be there if Jessops hadn't gone bang as the flagship store I managed was an epic thing to be part of but I do enjoy having more family time.
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