I've been printing 5x7s 2 across on 10 inch rolls with the ipf 8300 printer but the 5x7s printing on the right side have been printing cropped into the bottom of the print about 1/8" in addition to cropping the image approx 7/16 ", i.e., cutting into the fee of a group photo and into the logo area.
The prints coming off the printer on the left side are being cropped about 1/8" off the top

I've been using the compact or optimal settings along with auto crop and standard crop and borderless.
It is printing full bleed to the edge of the paper with not white border. I've tried several other settings, but I haven't been able to correct the situation.

Hope someone can help.
Thanks
Stan

Thanks for you reply Fred.

I just can't understand why both prints aren't printed evenly across the page, but one is cropped more than the other (see attached image), it's not a matter of leaving a slight white border around the edge of the prints, but printing too far over the right edge of the print, there should be a more accurate adjustment to correct off-center prints.

 I may have to combine 2 5x7s in Photoshop and print 8x10s to take care of the problem.
Stan

I had set up the paper as 10" by the length I was needing for the number of prints needed, i.e., 32".
I set up the paper as 10.02" and it made it worse. I went the other way with 9.97" wide and that didn't work either. It's the same in Ultimate also.

When it's ready to print in the Canon driver, the option "Center Originals Across Roll" is grayed out and doesn't let me click on it. That should correct the problem, but it's not letting me click it ??

Frustrating that something so straightforward as placing 2 5x7s across a 10 inch wide page doesn't work the way it should.

Thanks again Fred

Terry, I disabled the overspray feature and tried it in a trial version of QU, still having the same problem.
Stan

Sorry, but I had to quit for the day, and thankfully, Terry took over.

Here's some thing's: Check the print queue in Qimage and read out the print size to ascertain that Qimage is actually sending 5 x 7 to the driver.

Now read the printable area above the top right of the preview panel. I think you want to print 2 5 x7 with the two 5 inch sides together to 2 vertical images will fit on the 10" roll.
In order to do that, Qimage must report 10 inches or better or printable width on that roll paper. So 9.97 will not work.
In some drivers, there's a limit to how much we can cheat.

Using (as close as I can come) the driver for the 6100, I got the screen to show that it will and should work.
I set the page size to CUSTOM and then 10.02 x 15.00 Checkmark in borderless
That allows me to set 4 5 x 7s on that page, but most important, two 5 x 7s side by side.
See attached snaps.
The only thing I would have to print to experiment is the third screen snap; the one that offers you choices of whether to scale to fit or not.
I would try the upper dot with expansion on and off. Then the middle dot with expansion on and off.
One of those will work.
Give it a shot.