Panorama with R1800/R2400

TPH · 10th January 2006

The max. width of Epson R1800/R2400 is 13". If i have 13" roll paper, can i print panorama format with them (such as 26"x13"). Appreciate replies from those who having the printers. Thanks.

Watcher · 10th January 2006

Originally Posted by TPH

The max. width of Epson R1800/R2400 is 13". If i have 13" roll paper, can i print panorama format with them (such as 26"x13"). Appreciate replies from those who having the printers. Thanks.

Yes, you can. It is the reason why you have rolled paper

P24 · 11th January 2006

yes, can. Eventually need to use viewer software to print like ACDSEE.
My PS CS refuse to print "long" on my 4800.
cheers
Sven

TPH · 21st January 2006

I tried printing 13"x26" on 13" width roll paper. However, i always get a 2mm border gap at the top and the bottom of the paper width. The manual isn't much helpful, except stating that the image must be 4mm larger at sides for borderless roll paper printing. I tried it but the problem remains the same. Any kind soul care to help? By the way, i am using R1800 on OSX. Thanks.

10th January 2006	#1
TPH Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 169	Panorama with R1800/R2400 The max. width of Epson R1800/R2400 is 13". If i have 13" roll paper, can i print panorama format with them (such as 26"x13"). Appreciate replies from those who having the printers. Thanks.

11th January 2006	#3
P24 Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 83	Re: Panorama with R1800/R2400 yes, can. Eventually need to use viewer software to print like ACDSEE. My PS CS refuse to print "long" on my 4800. cheers Sven

21st January 2006	#4
TPH Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 169	Re: Panorama with R1800/R2400 I tried printing 13"x26" on 13" width roll paper. However, i always get a 2mm border gap at the top and the bottom of the paper width. The manual isn't much helpful, except stating that the image must be 4mm larger at sides for borderless roll paper printing. I tried it but the problem remains the same. Any kind soul care to help? By the way, i am using R1800 on OSX. Thanks.