Epson R210 with D70 images: How to print borderless without...

arikevin · 30th August 2004

Hi,

I just bought R210 few days ago. I wanna know how do I print borderless without having to lose details on the image (cropped out some details)? I have done some tricks by adding borders to the images but to no avail.

I usually print on A4 papers and sometimes 4R for fun shots.

Any of you knows how to print borderless yet still retain full details of the image? btw, am using D70 so the image resolution is 3000x2008.

Hope to see some helps/tricks. Thanks.

arikevin · 1st September 2004

Upz

Please advise me. Thanks

Jed · 2nd September 2004

Depends on what you mean. a D70 image roughly corresponds to 3:2 dimensions. On the other hand an A4 sheet of paper is 11.7:8.3, which is not quite the same thing, so you will HAVE to crop something off the short edge.

Secondly, Epson printers achieve borderless prints by overprinting a small percentage around all the borders. This is unavoidable, unless you can work out the percentage by trial and error and then input this percent into each print you do via an extra border around your print.

30th August 2004	#1
arikevin Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Teck Whye Lane Posts: 657	Epson R210 with D70 images: How to print borderless without... Hi, I just bought R210 few days ago. I wanna know how do I print borderless without having to lose details on the image (cropped out some details)? I have done some tricks by adding borders to the images but to no avail. I usually print on A4 papers and sometimes 4R for fun shots. Any of you knows how to print borderless yet still retain full details of the image? btw, am using D70 so the image resolution is 3000x2008. Hope to see some helps/tricks. Thanks. Last edited by arikevin; 30th August 2004 at 12:15 PM.

1st September 2004	#2
arikevin Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Teck Whye Lane Posts: 657	Upz Please advise me. Thanks

2nd September 2004	#3
Jed Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: UK Posts: 3,078	Depends on what you mean. a D70 image roughly corresponds to 3:2 dimensions. On the other hand an A4 sheet of paper is 11.7:8.3, which is not quite the same thing, so you will HAVE to crop something off the short edge. Secondly, Epson printers achieve borderless prints by overprinting a small percentage around all the borders. This is unavoidable, unless you can work out the percentage by trial and error and then input this percent into each print you do via an extra border around your print.