QTR-Quadtone RIP

Hi Tim,

Borderless is a feature of the Epson driver.  You must pick one of the
borderless paper sizes in the Page Setup
or later CS versions in Print Settings.  I also think borderless is only
available for roll paper not sheets.
Now that I look 36" is not one of the borderless sizes supported by Epson.
 It may be possible to declare it
as 44" roll, turn off the paper check on front panel, and print just 36in
of image.  You'd need to play with size
and expansion in driver to get it just right on paper.
It should not matter whether you print from CS5, CS6, or Print-Tool as far
as borderless issues.

Roy



On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 6:58 AM, Tim <tim@...> wrote:

> Roy and Others,
>
> I used the QTR-Print-Tool on a color managed Epson 9900. I performed a
> controlled print experiment with QTR and CS5. The image was an abstract
> painting taken with my Canon 5D Mark III. The two prints were printed on
> Epson Exhibition Canvas Satin and were identical except the QTR had a
> better rendition of the blue hue. Not only was it a better blue, but showed
> much more detail in the shadows. I used the same Epson ICC profile in both
> prints, as well as the other settings.
>
> After seeing the results with my own eyes, I don't think I will use
> anything but the QTR-Print-Tool in the furture. Not only is the interface
> well designed, it is simple to use. Very nice work Roy. I really appreciate
> your product.
>
> The only issue I had is when trying to print borderless on 36" canvas; but
> then again, CS5 wouldn't print borderless either. Maybe I should have
> slightly oversized the image to 36.25" and it might have printed
> borderless? But in any event it printed with an 1/8" margin which didn't
> bother me because I just trimmed the canvas.
>
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Roy Harrington
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