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ThirstyDursty

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Help - Partial Pano on roll issue - Epson P800 LR Mac
« on: August 31, 2015, 08:09:26 am »

Help Please

Epson P800
Roll Paper
Mac OSX 10.10.5
LR CC

Trying to print a 1 meter panoramic
Only getting an A3 sized print...If I click portrait I get one end and landscape the other (maybe I should make a triptych now)

Not sure what I'm doing wrong
I've set a Custom Paper Size
Roll paper is selected
LR Display/Preview looks fine
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ThirstyDursty

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Re: Help - Partial Pano on roll issue - Epson P800 LR Mac
« Reply #1 on: August 31, 2015, 10:06:22 am »

Fixed it..:for today

No f'ing idea what I did to make it work

But fiddled with margins.

And in printer dialogue set paper and scale to and roll paper auto rotate.

One of those must have fixed it!
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Re: Help - Partial Pano on roll issue - Epson P800 LR Mac
« Reply #2 on: August 31, 2015, 01:52:56 pm »

Using the custom size dialog setting and entering the exact size I want my picture to be seems to be working so far.
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Re: Help - Partial Pano on roll issue - Epson P800 LR Mac
« Reply #3 on: September 02, 2015, 03:00:54 pm »


Only getting an A3 sized print...If I click portrait I get one end and landscape the other (maybe I should make a triptych now)

Not sure what I'm doing wrong
I've set a Custom Paper Size

this is usually caused by transposing the width and height settings in the custom paper dialog box.  The entries are based on the sheet of paper, not the image itself. If the numbers are based on the size of a horizontal image, then things can get pretty weird, most common symptom is only a portion of the image is printer. I see this all the time where someone is printing a pano and enter the width of the pano into the custom box instead of the width of the paper.

So set the width based on the paper width, and the height based on the length of the paper.  Then set the orientation dialog box accordingly.  If you do it wrong then set the orientation box “wrong” it sometimes works.  But if you enter things correctly it will always work.
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