Digital BW, The Print

Thanks for the idea, Mark.  I didn't think of asking a print shop for 
that kind of service.

Rad

awahlster wrote:

> RAD, I have been talking about doing just this with 13X19 paper on 
> the Photo.net forum for Digital printing I was trying to find out if 
> the Canon i960 or i950 printers would handle legal size paper 8.5X14 
> so to be able to print a full frame 8X12 just like you are. The idea 
> I had for cutting the paper involved making more then just the 8X12 
> size as I do a lot of printing to a 6X9 image size (they work real 
> nice matted into my letter sized portfolio book) I have figure out a 
> whole bunch of ways to cut down this paper. BUT I have been planning 
> on having a print shop do it all in one pas on their Guliotine type 
> cutter. I polt it out for them on the top sheet or give them the 
> diamensions and cut order and in a couple of minutes the make me 50 
> (or more) Identical sheets that will register perfectly in any 
> printer. That can be set for that paper size. Thsi would only cost a 
> few bucks and most shops would do it while you wait or help out.
> 
> The other way to accuratly cut paper this size would be a box knife 
> and a staright edge (beats a paper cutter all to heck for staying 
> straight.
> 
> Mark W.
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