Printing in Lightroom

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• Printing from Lightroom settings - Paper Type

  I have a printer Canon Pro-10. We know that in the printer settings if you set the Type of media to a fine arts paper then the driver applies a margin of 30mm printing. So if you try to print from Lightroom, but have margins of 10 mm, it refuses to print until you change something.

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  I have problems printing in Lightroom 5 and it's very frustrating! I spent lot of money of ink and paper, but I still have the problem.

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  The first problem I had was that images were printed on just a small part of the paper and cut images. I've attached a picture showing this. I completely reinstalled my computer and now it seems that this problem has gone (for now at least). But now, the images are printed, but much smaller than the paper, I said. If I said I got something close to the A4 A3 +. Print borderless on 6 * 4 seeks to work as it should, but it's the only one I was able to print so far.

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  I just hit the same problem and hoping that you've cracked it now!

  Like you, I'm under Mac OSX 10.9.1 and Lr 5.3.  No problem previously with Lightroom 4, 3 or 2 on OSX versions.  I can print on A4 no problem, but when I try A3 apparently evolve to correct A3 but cultures up to A4 (borderless?) in a corner, similar to your experience.  Ultimately I have to use Photoshop, I guess!

  I forgot to say, I'm on Epson 3800 printer.  I need to make a few prints A2 next week and I wonder if they will be more effective than the A3.  Having to use Photoshop seems a real step backwards.

  Geoff T

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  There is obviously a bug with Lr5 using Mac, but of workaround seems an easy option.

• Printing from Lightroom 5.2 on Canon Pixma Pro-1

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  I am new to Lightroom 5 and Canon Pro-1. I'm not sure that I fully understand what is happening when I use ICC profiles for printing (in spite of paying through forum after forum). When I print the results look, nothing like the results on the screen. I tried the soft test and proof image looks like my output, but I'm not understand how I'm supposed to use the ICC profile.

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  4. should I have my correct print settings Lightroom base?

  

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  Mike

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  There are potentially three completely different workflows between Lightroom and Canon Pro-life 1, 10, 100 series that involve choices of papers, ICC profiles and color management.

  1. printing with Lightroom controlling color.  You must open the printer driver and disable the printer color management.  By selecting the document in the pilot seems to define the profile.

  2. print with the printer manage the colors.  In LR, he must choose color management > managed by the printer.  Then turn on color management in the printer via the driver.

  3. printing with Canon provided in Cap.  After you have installed the plug of the supplied disc, in LR, go to file > Options of the plug-in > Canon Print Studio Pro.

  Like Lightroom fan, addict and supporter of everything that said J Kost, I was using #1 and love for landscapes.  I had to work a bit to find a way to turn off the printer as well as examples of J Kost for Epson.  Then I tried to print a picture of my granddaughter and her cheeks kept getting a little purple.  When I checked the Preview button before printing in the printer driver, I could see the change in color of the preview of LR.

  I went to #2 where the printer takes the decisions.  Extracts matched and stopped the cheeks blush.

  Then, I looked at a video conference conducted by a specialist of Canon products on the Web B & H Photo site in an hour.  It's the Canon plug-in demo.  I am strongly considering using that in the future.  I hope that Kost J will not be upset with me!  It seems that the Canon plug-in really has better control of quality on the printing process.

  A particularly interesting feature of the plug-in is a test sheet that looks like a sheet of evidence.  There are a bunch of thumbnails printed on a single sheet with a different color casts and numbers of adjustment under them.  Once you choose one that is 'just', you can save the setting as a "Preset" for that paper.

  Note that in the long video, Canon representative insisted on the support of 3 papers of party in the plug-in.

  Too long video was worth the investment of time.  I understand my printer and more watching him.  The link: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/indepth/photography/tips-solutions/canon-pixma-professional-in kjet-printers-exactly-you-considered

  Bill

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  I have a problem with the interface of Lightroom 2 (version 2.4, executed in 64-bit mode on my Intel Apple Mac with Mac OS X 10.5.8 (Leopard)) to my printer driver, an Epson Stylus Photo R800.  I can see looking through the forum that there has been a lot of problems with printers, but none as far as I can see that seem to cover my particular problem.

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  Coming off the printer prints color are way off if I print from Lightroom, so that from Photoshop, they are great - I guess because of this problem (I can not turn off printer in Lightroom color management, so that I can in Photoshop).

  I guess that this is a problem in the interface between Lightroom 2 and my printer driver, but I find it strange that I don't have the same problem in Photoshop.

  I have re-installed the latest printer driver downloaded from the website of Epson many times, following the instructions to the letter to Epson to remove the old drivers of my machine, to nothing does not.

  I really want to print from Lightroom instead of Photoshop, I like the simplicity of the Lightroom print module.  Can anyone throw any light on this?  Any help or ideas gratefully received!

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  Ian

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