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Title: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: dannac on October 06, 2019, 09:11:21 PM Show cut mark on image edge ?
(http://www.dannaphoto.com/QI_cutmark.jpg) Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: Fred A on October 07, 2019, 10:19:13 AM Quote Show cut mark on image edge ? Sure, all set to use.Use the Printers and settings tab. Scroll down the right side ad find CUT MARKS. Read the description by clicking the blue ball, and then select the one you want. See snaps Fred Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: admin on October 07, 2019, 02:40:37 PM What Fred said. ;) I'll only add that in your case, you should probably try Crop Marks (which extend outward from each corner) and Mark Corners (which bracket each corner against each print). Not sure which you'd prefer.
Regards, Mike Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: dannac on October 07, 2019, 03:06:44 PM Great ... will have a look later.
Thanks for the reply's and photos. Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: Ernst Dinkla on October 07, 2019, 05:38:01 PM Great ... will have a look later. Thanks for the reply's and photos. Add 0.5mm white borders + corner marks and cut just within the marks. That way you waste less paper and keep marks on the printed image up to the last cut. Do not nest the images too close, cut becomes better with say at least a 2mm strip cut off. Cutting marks that extend from the corner as used in the graphic industry have more sense when stacks of sheets are cut together on a guillotine cutter. Ernst, op de lei getypt. Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: dannac on October 07, 2019, 05:53:07 PM Thanks for the reply.
Looks like " guide borders " will work great. Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: Jules on October 26, 2019, 07:57:03 AM What Fred said. ;) I'll only add that in your case, you should probably try Crop Marks (which extend outward from each corner) and Mark Corners (which bracket each corner against each print). Not sure which you'd prefer. Regards, Mike I use these quite frequently. The only trouble is that when you make your first cut, you cut of the guides for the next (two) cuts. I don't think there is any way around this without having the guides on the cut print. I manage it by extending the mark in towards the print by a mm or two with a scalpel. So when I cut off the first edge, I can then see where to cut the next two from. Jules Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: Ernst Dinkla on October 27, 2019, 08:19:26 AM What Fred said. ;) I'll only add that in your case, you should probably try Crop Marks (which extend outward from each corner) and Mark Corners (which bracket each corner against each print). Not sure which you'd prefer. Regards, Mike I use these quite frequently. The only trouble is that when you make your first cut, you cut of the guides for the next (two) cuts. I don't think there is any way around this without having the guides on the cut print. I manage it by extending the mark in towards the print by a mm or two with a scalpel. So when I cut off the first edge, I can then see where to cut the next two from. Jules I suggest to read my other comment in this thread. Ernst, op de lei getypt. Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: Jules on November 05, 2019, 08:18:48 AM OK, thanks
Jules Ik begrijp het nu :) Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: Fred A on November 05, 2019, 08:36:22 AM Quote OK, thanks Jules Ik begrijp het nu Are you speaking Klingon? "Live Long and Prosper" Title: Re: Show a cut mark on edge ? Post by: Ernst Dinkla on November 05, 2019, 05:24:41 PM OK, thanks Jules Ik begrijp het nu :) Mooi, hoef ik het niet in Klingon uit te leggen. Ernst, op de lei getypt. |