Printing Borderless Photographs With Macintosh - Canon i9100 Quick Start Manual

Printing Borderless Photographs with Macintosh

This chapter describes the procedure for using the Borderless Printing mode when printing
from photo applications. These applications are included in your
Guide CD-ROM
.
Media Types Suitable for Borderless Printing Media Types Suitable for Borderless Printing
Media Types Suitable for Borderless Printing Media Types Suitable for Borderless Printing
Note
Media types compatible with Borderless Printing include Photo Paper
Plus Glossy (LTR, 5" x 7", 4" x 6"), Photo Paper Pro (13" x 19", LTR),
Photo Paper Pro for Borderless Printing (4" x 6"), Matte Photo Paper
(LTR), and Glossy Photo Paper (13" x 19", 11" x 17", LTR).
Follow the steps below to create color prints of digital camera photographs with
ImageBrowser using Borderless Printing.
Exif Print (Exif 2.2) is a new worldwide standard. Under Exif 2.2, the digital camera can
record data tags for specific camera settings and functions such as whether the flash was on
or off, if the camera was in the portrait or night scene mode, etc.
BJ Printers support Exif Print and use ImageBrowser to read the camera data precisely,
producing optimal prints.
This enables you to create prints that reproduce your vision more accurately than ever
before.
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Start ImageBrowser.
This section describes the steps used for printing the photographs stored on the
memory card. Consult your memory card documentation for instructions on how to
insert the memory card into your computer.
(1) Insert the memory card into a computer.
(2) Double-click the Canon ImageBrowser
If the Canon ImageBrowser icon is not displayed on the desktop, open the
Canon ImageBrowser folder, and double-click the ImageBrowser
folder.
Canon ImageBrowser Canon ImageBrowser (alias) icon on the desktop. Canon ImageBrowser
Advanced Printing
Setup Software and User's
ImageBrowser icon in the
ImageBrowser ImageBrowser
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