Hello Jerry, >is there any advantage to using the wide carraige feature >on my 1280 by printing landscape images by turning the paper >to feed the 11 inch side through first instead of having the >image itself turned on its side for printing? I have found some advantage. In some cases, usually involving a large smooth area that happens to be in the tonal range where dither banding appears, the dither banding, while not visible without a loupe, can still influence the overall look. I've found that sometimes having the banding go in the other direction makes a difference. I have several custom paper sizes defined just for that purpose. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Re: Print Orientation
2004-01-07 by Clayton Jones
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