Hi Fred,

Thanks for your interest and reply.  I think we're talking about different printers  My P6000 handles paper 24" wide.  Since I'm using roll paper, it's possible to print banners.

I am running Windows 10.  I am trying to print multiple small images on roll paper set to 10" wide and 81/2" high.  The paper cuts at sizes like 91/2" even though the settings are not for that size.  In Devices and Printers under Printer Preferences I have set User Defined to the size I want.  No luck.  How do I set the printer to get my choice for size

Vaughn

Thanks

I can't find the answers.  I am placing 6 photos on a page.  There are 3 pages total.   How do I rearrange the images on a page.  I've tried dragging and that doesn't work.  I've tried removing one picture, but if I then try to add one to fill the empty spot, the added image is added to the end. 

Vaughn

Hi Terry,

I can't resist jerking your chain in a good nature way.  Maybe you don't use a light meter 'cause you're so long you don't know how to use one.  You've gotta know how to push a button!

Vaughn

I'm glad that you supported the QU workflow.  I didn't mean to tear it down at all.

We all have our favorites.

Vaughn

Let me add that I shoot a lot of sports.  Here in Massachusetts there have been piles of snow in the background of some photos.  Those piles can through off an auto exposure.  I have been using a light meter and manual exposure in those cases. 

Today I'll shoot an event where the snow has melted.  In this case I'll go with aperture priority metering.  I can still get some views that are a little off in terms of exposure.  I'll adjust them in C1 before processing them to jpegs.

An athlete with dark skin wearing a baseball cap can have deep shadows on his or her face.  That requires either adjustment using the C1 high dynamic shadow slider or perhaps some controlled local adjustments.

Vaughn

C1 has more options when processing the files.  I don't want (or believe in) an automated process.  I need to be able to adjust such parameters as the highlight and shadow details myself.   Even the basic exposure can easily need minor adjustments.   The engine in version 7 is truly astonishing in terms of what I can get from the RAW files once I have processed them.

Yes, I not only read Mike's e-mail, but have already purchased the new version.  As far a printing from a file, Qimage wins.  I don't even try to print from C1.

Vaughn

I'm not trying to criticize Qimage Ultimate in any way.  I simply believe in the quality I get from Capture One software to convert my RAW files, especially with the latest version.  Until now I have converted the RAW files at their native resolution in CO.  I then bring them into Qimage Ultimate and do any cropping or sizing in Qimage before I print.

Are there any "issues" I should be aware of between Capture One and Qimage; ways I can optimize that workflow?

Vaughn

I am using an Epson 4000 printer with rolls of 10-inch wide paper and Windows 7.  I can't figure out the settings that allow me to print the template in a horizontal format.  I want to use 5x7 (1) and 2x3 (7). 

I can use a vertical format for the paper, but I have to trim some unused paper.  The printer is set to user defined paper size and a width of 10 inches and height of 8 inches.  The printer is also set to borderless. 

I have tried the printer in landscape.  The result is that the template is shifted to the left and the 5x7 is square. I have tried both the portrait and landscape setting in the Qimage setting.

How can I use this template without wasting paper or having to trim the output?