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Sep 01, 2009 18:15 |  #1

For DPP to print a contact sheet? It's going on 15 minutes to send one contact sheet to the printer and still counting.


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It took 17 minutes. This can't be normal, can it?


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Sep 01, 2009 18:27 |  #3

Depends on printer, computer and image size.

I typically can print a 8x10 contact sheet at 240dpi on my Epson R300 in about 4 mins, at the highest quality settings.


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Michael_Lambert wrote in post #8565112 (external link)
Depends on printer, computer and image size.

I typically can print a 8x10 contact sheet at 240dpi on my Epson R300 in about 4 mins, at the highest quality settings.

Canon i900D. I'm printing to plain paper so the print setting is "standard". I'l try sending one to my Epson R1900


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18 minutes for the 1900. This sucks


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