There is no requirement for loading paper for one-sided photo printing, but loading paper for double-sided printing when printing the second side requires attention.
1. Portrait-printed photos
Both front and back are vertical print photos. It is better to judge when loading paper. When printing the second side, the first printed paper also needs to be printed first. For example, the first side prints the paper with the A end down into the printer. The second side is still loaded with the A side of the paper facing down, otherwise the person with the front side of the paper is facing up. The back of the paper is with its feet facing up.
2, horizontally printed photos
On both the front and the back, the landscape-printed photos are loaded. We need to talk about the flipping of the album.
If you look at the photo album of the photo print in portrait orientation, the binding edge of the photo album is on the left or right side of the photo album.
When scrolling through landscape-printed photos, the bound edge is above or below the photo album, regardless of whether it is the front or back side of the photo. When opening the photo album, the character must be head-up, not the head of the character. Face down and another face up, otherwise it will be rotated 180 degrees to watch. Therefore, the head of the paper front photo character is facing upwards, and the head of the photo character on the back of the paper should be facing upwards.
From the above analysis we can see that in the horizontal printing of the photos, the first side of the print is the paper with the A end down into the printer, then the second side is still the paper A side down into the printer, from this point of view with The loading of portrait print photos is the same.
The final result of printing photos in landscape orientation is that on the front side of the paper, if the person's head is facing upwards, the head of the character on the back of the paper will face down.
3, vertical and horizontal photos of photo printing paper
The first case: do PS layout for horizontal or vertical photos
If you are planning to print photos in portrait orientation, you will need to do a PS layout on your computer in the horizontal direction and make them into portraits. Conversely, if you are planning to print photos in landscape orientation, you need to put portraits in the portrait. PS typesetting is done in the computer and it is made into a horizontal photograph. Whether you use cropping, pasting, or cutouts, all photos that need to be printed are either landscape or portrait.
The second case: when printing directly typesetting
Since it is a simple bookbinding album, and since many photos do not require a PS, it is also possible to typeset directly when printing.
ACDSee is the most famous software for direct typesetting when printing. When using ACDSee software to print directly, the first thing to do is to determine if the direction in which the album is viewed is to scroll right and left or to scroll up and down. If it is portrait, If you look at it, then the photos are also vertical. We only need to overlay the horizontal photos for layout. Then the picture is vertical. To deepen our understanding of the problem, let's use a screenshot to demonstrate.
A. The reason for the curling of the paper corner (paper edge)
Since the upturn of the paper corner (paper edge) will seriously affect the print quality of the photo, what is the reason for the upward tilt of the paper corner (paper edge)?
The first reason for the curling of the paper corner (paper edge) is that the temperature set in the print is too high. We previously described the minimum heating temperature for printing, but because the minimum temperature required for different papers is different, some papers require a relatively high temperature or a relatively high temperature, resulting in a paper corner (edge). Alice.
The second reason for the curling of the paper corner (paper edge) is that the thickness of the paper is not enough. Thinner papers are more prone to thermal deformation, and photo prints should be at least 200 gm coated paper, preferably 250-300 gm., because printing is not the printing temperature required for thinner papers. The lower, in fact, the relationship between the temperature required for printing and the thickness of the paper is not very large. 150g and 250g of paper require the same heating temperature, but 150g of paper is more prone to paper deformation than 250g of paper.
The third reason for the upward tilt of the paper corner (paper edge) is caused by human inadvertently. For example, the paper itself causes the paper corners to be tilted due to various reasons such as transportation and storage. Such paper is used for printing and it is easy to make the paper corner rub the nozzle. For another example, the output trays of the R270/R290 printers are generally retractable. When printing, the output tray must be fully extended. Otherwise, the end of the paper in the print can be easily lifted up and rubbed against the nozzle.
B. Prevention of upward warping of paper corners (paper edges)
Knowing the reason for the curling of paper corners (paper edges), the methods and measures for prevention are not difficult either.
The first is to avoid the use of less than 200 grams of thin paper, of course, in the choice of some embossed paper, specialty paper, when compared with ordinary coated paper printing temperature, any need to use high temperature to print photos can not be used (can be changed Used in business card printing).
Followed by checking the paper to be loaded before printing, especially when there are paper corners, first press down four paper corners.