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Mar 15, 2017 14:08 |  #1

I'm imagining breaking an image into quarters and printing it on four pieces of paper with a 1 inch margin between them. Is there some automatic way to do this or do I have to divide the image into four images? LR or PS ideally.


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travisvwright wrote in post #18301776 (external link)
I'm imagining breaking an image into quarters and printing it on four pieces of paper with a 1 inch margin between them. Is there some automatic way to do this or do I have to divide the image into four images? LR or PS ideally.

Won't the printer software let you do that?




  
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Mar 15, 2017 14:48 |  #3

Windows printer controller will let you do that as well. Use the printer setup and set scaling to be multiple sheets


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Mar 15, 2017 15:31 |  #4

The Lightroom Print layout gives you plenty of options!

If you crop the image into your various "segments, then open them in the Print panel. there are "preset"layouts, and controls for borders and such, check 'em out!

Photoshop itself has plenty of different options but I don't recall the various details, I'd imagine if you cropped the different segments either as layera for the Photoshop editor, or in Lightroom you could load them to Edit in Photoshop as separate layers...!


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