If I need to, can I make a print (8x10) if need be?
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send it to your email. Depending on your printer and the size of the picture, you can... however, it will be grainy the more you enlarge it.
1358859
Actually I didn't try to print from the cameraI am trying to discover how to record daily ?
1358860
send it to your email. Depending on your printer and the size of the picture, you can...however, it will be grainy the more you enlarge it.
920634
Supported sizes for photo printing are: 4" x 6", 5" x 7", 8" x 10", and 8.5" x 11", at 16:9 wide.Thanks, PCrush
1998129
This is not represented as a photo printer. If you're trying to print 8x10 glossies suitable for framing, a true photo printer may be preferable. However, I believe the graphics/photos is very good and very acceptable in business reports and similar products.
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I designed a membership card on Publisher that I had to tweak the dimensions to a card stock paper 8.5 x 11. I suggest to print on a regular paper and check the dimension that suits your need. Once you are set, then cut the sides, top and bottom.
1662207
Yes, definitely. You will have to carefully configure your printing application.
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I'm sorry, but I am really not sure. When I look at mine, it does look as though you could, but I bought it solely for the 19 x 13 prints. I think that they do sell one for the 8.5 x 11. I am very satisfied with mine. Hope this helps.
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Yes. The intructions don't really tell you how to do this; but it's pretty easy. On the printer's panel - Hit COPY > Then SETTINGS > Then RESIZE.
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I really do not know. I did not try, but I guess you could check with printers in your area to see if they would do it. Sorry I could not help
920635
Supported sizes for photo printing are: 4" x 6", 5" x 7", 8" x 10", and 8.5" x 11", at 16:9 wide. Thanks, PCrush
1998235
It will print out, but on a 4"x6" paper. So you will need to trim down the borders.
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I haven't tried, but if your printer allows for custom size printing, you should be able to. I would trace around one on plain paper and cut some out to work out placement. Once you have that set up, you should be ready to use the real thing.
890214
Yes you can - there are many utilities that can be used depending upon your computer and OS. Search for your specific requirements to "reduce jpg resolution for xx" where xx is apple or pc or windows or whatever. Should be lots of free options available. Keep the original resolution in case you want to print the picture and for archive purposes.
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I think you can print 16x20 safely and go up to 24x36 with lesser resolution. For more info go to http://www.flickr.com/groups/froknowsphoto/discuss/72157629722925726/
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That depends entirely on the size of the print you are able to produce. I print 13x19 in prints with no loss of quality and I'm sure you can go much larger if you have larger printing capability.
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Yes if you want to have it like that or you can make your image have a color background before you print it out
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Nope! You will have to print all odd pages then reload it and print all even pages in other to get double sided prints.
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This would depend on just how large you plan to "blow up" the original picture. I have printed some 8 X 10 pictures and nothing larger but with a 24MP camera I would expect the resolution would be good at most any size print.