What is the size of the picture I should print to fit in the photo slot?
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I scanned the insert that came in the mug into a .jpg and then used that as a template to arrange photos. If you just want to print something out and use the insert as a guide to cut, the photo should be approximately 7 3/4" in height with borders of at least an inch. My photo is about 10 1/4" wide at the top and 8 3/4" wide at the bottom.
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8½" x 5½" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7½ x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the printer like a single sheet of paper so you can print right up to the fold line. 8½" x 5½" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7½ x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the... » Read More 8½" x 5½" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7½ x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the printer like a single sheet of paper so you can print right up to the fold line. « Show Less
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Depends on the size of the images and the size of the card you are getting. Give me an average image file size.
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3 3/8" height x 4 1/4" length for print, actual picture is 2 1/2" h x 3 7/8" l
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what does this printer print and cut? 4 by 6? strips? does this printer have to use different photo size for print?
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Regular 8.5x11 printer paper or if printing photos use photo paper for inkjet printers. It will print on 4x6in or larger photo paper.
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I have not tried to print a full 8.5 X 11 photo. I have only printed out 4X6 so far. Tray 2 is definitely only for picture paper. Tray 1 is the 8.5 X 11 tray. You may want to try placing the picture paper in tray 1 and see if that will work? The biggest tray2 will go is 5X7. Sorry I could not be of more or any help with this question/answer.
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I print directly from my computer or from the chip in my camera and it prints very nice 4 x 6 prints. It should work just fine depending on how and what you hook it up to and how fast you want them printed.. Be safe and do a trial run :)
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I printed out face photos that were ~1.25" in diameter to fit the holes and they were a little too big (but I used them anyway). I'd recommend using photos where the face is about 1" across and leave a little bit of room around the face, so the total size of the photo is ~1.5" in diameter. This may seem very small, but the size of the photo slots in this frame are bigger than most of the others like it and it is a really adorable frame. I filled mine right after my son's 1st birthday and I plan to buy another one for my 2nd child.
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Choose borderless option on your printer menu.Also, extend the photo beyond the edges of the card front before you print.
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Look to make sure it has the correct slot open. I needed a pic express slot. (I believe)
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8" x 5" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7 x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the printer like a single sheet of paper so you can print right up to the fold line.
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I have printed photos up to 8x10 on glossy photo paper and I am happy with all my results. This printer does a fine job printing normal photos. It is not a professional printer, and unless your a professional photographer doing print work for money, you should be more than happy with this printer.
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You will need to set your scan for the maximum DPI possible and make sure that both the photo being scanned and the scanner glass is as free of dust / lint etc as possible. The only issue I see here is the graininess of the original photo. The larger the grain in the original the less desirable the 36 x 36 print will be.
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You would have to copy the slide, upload to your computer then use your computer software to size the photo you want and then print the photo. The 20 megapixel slide copier makes good copies, but when you print the photo be sure you print at 600 or 1200 dpi to get decent photos; default 300 doi will not do it. Check your printer to see what dpi it will copy at.
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it will depend on the clarity and quality of the original photo, if you have a great photo you get a great picture, should then be able to print to an 8x10
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Not on the one I have, only print the photos in various sizes. It's a great printer.