Mike, the size of the text in the ‘floating text properties’, that is in the box under ‘enter your text below’, does not seem to change as UI size is increased.  Do I need to change text size some other place?  On 4K monitor, it is real small.

Just a thought….

If REALLY needed, couldn’t he just add a 1 pixel white border?

Thanks, Brian.  I understand.

I was just wondering if Mike had looked at them vs. ‘normal’ interpolation.

If other adjustments were made to the dng, either in ACR or LR, Qimage would not recognize them.  That was why I suggested a TIFF.  Unless Qimage was going to be used as the sole processor of the raw file.

Mike, would appreciate your thoughts on Adobe Super Resolution & Topaz Gigapixel AI vs Qimage interpolation for printing.

I would think that you could create a TIFF.

Mike, I know you do not like to tell people what to do.  However, would it be easier for the OP to just use one image/text and use Qimage placement functions?

I assume all my ‘printer setups’ will need to be changed...

Mike, when changing to auto, is this automatically saved for the settings or does one need to save each manually?

Mike,

‘Template/centered’ butts the 5x7 together at center of page.  ‘Intellicenter’ Center’s it on the page, but puts a “gutter” between the images.  The point of what I am doing is to fold into a card and have the one face be a borderless picture.

Is there an adjustment I am missing?

Creating a template to print 7 x 10 cards on 8.5” x 11” paper.  Using Canon 1000Pro, which has trailing edge unprintable area wider than leading edge.

Using ‘Template/Centered’, it gets close to center, but is about 1/16 off (Qimage screen shows center at 5 7/16).  Printed page shows same measurement.

What am I missing?

You always come through Mike!!!

Thanks Mike.

Just to be clear.  I do not want to use ‘page color’.  I am printing an overall 16x20 print on 17x24 paper.  I do not want to print outside the print border, but want it to fill the defined print area outside the resulting image area.

I hope I am explaining this properly.

I have, say, an approx. 1:2 aspect image.  I want to print to a 4:5 aspect (16” x 20”).  I would like a 0.5” border mat on the sides of the long edge, but do not know the exact space to fill on the short (top and bottom) edges.

Is there a way to do this (using ‘photo mat’?) without manually calculating the space?  That is, automatically fill the open space remaining above/below the image.