I'm printing from Photos to a Canon Pro Pixma 100. When I print on US Letter sized paper (on any size for that matter), the margins do not come out even. One size is longer than another.
Is there a way to get more control over the margins when printing on Photos?
iMac 27", macOS 10.14
Thanks for the response. I appreciate your feedback. Yes, I mean borders in the sense of how much white space is around the photo. I seek for the white space to be such that the photo is "centered" on the paper.
By margins do you mean borders?
First crop the photo to an aspect ration of 11 x 8.5, the same ratio as the paper you're printing on. Next in the Photos' print window select the Custom icon and select Letter size (not borderless). Then see what you get:
The Photo size will change to what will be on the page.
Old Toad, thank you for your helpful responses. I'm not clear in what I'm asking.
I'm not trying to print a borderless image on 8.5 x11. I'm trying to print a 5 x 7 image print on 8.5 x11. Or for that matter I'm trying to print 8.5 x 11.
My problem challenge is that I'm trying to print any size of image on appropriate sized paper with the margins being symmetrical.
No matter how I set the ratio, and the custom settings, the image prints and the borders or margins are not equal either width wise and or length wise.
At one time, I had no problem with this. Now I can't seem to replicate my former successes.
Again, thanks for your help.
Photos 4. Mojave. Canon Pro 100 printer
Then you need to crop the 5x7 print to the 8.5 x 11 aspect ratio, select letter-borderless and select the Fill option in the print window.
You can't print a borderless 5 x7 image on an 8.5 x 11 page. You have to print on the same sized paper that you have set the photo to. Crop to 5x7, select 5x7 paper and print borderless.
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