No 11x14 help
Oct 14, 2012 10:52:14 #
mel wrote:
quote=Danilo quote=mel I print 11x14 a lot for o... (show quote)
Easy if using PSE Share-print photo
Oct 14, 2012 10:57:48 #
mel wrote:
HI! Ya'll Can any one help me with this problem. I am useing PSE10 with a Canon Pro9000 MKII Printer. I want to print an 11"x14" print and I cant find this print size in the print menu. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong. I am useing Canon Paper.
Correction: Use CREATE
Oct 14, 2012 12:30:32 #
Mogul wrote:
Create a custom size for your printer and print on 11 X 17 paper; trim to size.
mel wrote:
HI! Ya'll Can any one help me with this problem. I am useing PSE10 with a Canon Pro9000 MKII Printer. I want to print an 11"x14" print and I cant find this print size in the print menu. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong. I am useing Canon Paper.
Create a custom size for your printer and print on 11 X 17 paper; trim to size.
This seems to work. I have the same printer and tried to find custom paper size and there isn't any. You can crop and resize your image to 11x14 and then select 11 x 17 paper. Just scoot the image over to the far right so that it starts to print on the leading edge of the paper of the printer.
Oct 14, 2012 12:37:47 #
I do a lot of 3d work and often want to sell prints of 11X14 and larger. The easiest and quickest way I've found is to simply take it to a print shop. A print will cost you about $7, will be permanent (ink jet is totally not permanent), and will usually come out with more vivid colors, etc. I've priced 11X14 print paper, and once you count up the cost of a package of that, plus the cost of a printer large enough to print 11X14 (or larger) prints, you're actually saving money in the long run. I've gotten prints up to 50X72 inches for around $25, and there is no way I could afford a printer and the paper to do that on my won. Bottom line - try a print shop.
Oct 14, 2012 12:42:35 #
BboH wrote:
Interesting - I have the Canon Pro9000 and it will accept the custom size 11x14 - now, I don't have any of that size paper so I can't print to prove. Can only say that the size was not rejected
Can you do a screen capture of this setting and how to access it? I have the same printer and I can't find a custom paper size setting.
Oct 14, 2012 12:46:23 #
Lyn Buchanan wrote:
I do a lot of 3d work and often want to sell print... (show quote)
Ink jet DYES are not permanent; PIGMENTS are. The Canon Pro 9000 is a dye printer.
Oct 14, 2012 13:05:38 #
mel wrote:
quote=Danilo quote=mel I print 11x14 a lot for o... (show quote)
I tried to do that but when I enter 11" and then click on the box to enter 14", I get a message that say's
This is the message.
Oct 14, 2012 13:22:09 #
I've used Costco many times with excellent results; 11x14, 16x20; gallery wraps
Oct 14, 2012 13:26:33 #
mel wrote:
quote=mel quote=Danilo quote=mel I print 11x14 ... (show quote)
You may have the wrong software loaded. The range should not max out at 8.50.
Oct 14, 2012 13:36:46 #
Mel - i did some screen shots, perhaps this will help.
Follow the first SS from top left to the right,
bottom left to the right.
instructions to follow the first SS.
Read the instructions to the T and save the setting.
Follow the first SS from top left to the right,
bottom left to the right.
instructions to follow the first SS.
Read the instructions to the T and save the setting.
Oct 14, 2012 13:39:54 #
jeep_daddy wrote:
Can you do a screen capture of this setting and how to access it? I have the same printer and I can't find a custom paper size setting.
BboH wrote:
Interesting - I have the Canon Pro9000 and it will accept the custom size 11x14 - now, I don't have any of that size paper so I can't print to prove. Can only say that the size was not rejected
Can you do a screen capture of this setting and how to access it? I have the same printer and I can't find a custom paper size setting.
Here are some screen shots for custom settings. This is on a Mac though.
Oct 14, 2012 13:41:08 #
Thank you Colo 43, I appreciate your comments to Lighthouse,they were not very nice.
Oct 14, 2012 14:09:31 #
If you call Canon, they will work you through it and give you a profile. I think a print from Cosco or Sam's is cheaper than printing your own. That's what they get me at my Camera Club Meetings.
Oct 14, 2012 14:14:48 #
colo43 wrote:
Lordy- that's not good!
And with the cost of these carts, we sure don't want to be experimenting.
would it be feasible to have someone do the printing for you, this one time? I hear Costco is good. But that is only hearsay on my part. I don't use outside sources, i do my own.
mel wrote:
Yeah, I just had 50 sheets of 13x19 cut down to 11x14.
Lordy- that's not good!
And with the cost of these carts, we sure don't want to be experimenting.
would it be feasible to have someone do the printing for you, this one time? I hear Costco is good. But that is only hearsay on my part. I don't use outside sources, i do my own.
For the past 6 years I have been using a bulk ink feed system. Saves me about 90% on ink costs. It does take a little fiddling to create a printer profile, but once you have it you are away to the races. Here's a link to one outfit for price comparisons.
http://www.ink2image.com/DTCanonRefillablecartridges.html
Also . . . if using Costco for prints, order online and check the little box that says "do not adjust color" Your results will be greatly improved if you are adjusting your own color in post process.
Oct 14, 2012 14:45:37 #
mel wrote:
I tried to do that but when I enter 11" and then click on the box to enter 14", I get a message that say's
It looks like you're in the wrong section. If you click on "File" on upper left, go down and click on "Print", it should open your printer "Preferences". In "Page Layout" click for "Media Size" scroll all the way down to "Custom Size", click. You can enter mm or inches. Enter 11 in top box, 14 in bottom box, and you should have it. I think you're using Lightroom, rather than you Canon Printer Preferences.
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