From: Igor Roshchin
Thu Jul 16 14:41:56 CDT 2009
paul stenquist wrote:
> I print on 13 x 19 and cut the pics apart. I can do two 8 x 12 (or 8 x 10)
> or four 5 x 7 prints. And all the best sheets are easy to find in
> 13 x19. It's actually easier than fiddling with small paper. I have a
> cutting board, a good knife with a large supply of fresh blades, and a
> T-square. It takes me less than five minutes to cut out four 5 x7s.
I have been cutting some larger sheets, but sometimes I need only 1-2
prints, and I don't want to wait for long time, until I need to print
something else.. Or sometimes I want to experiment - so I don't
want to waste much paper..
Or are you cutting the paper before printing?
That might be an interesting idea...
Especially if I were to use 13x19 - this looks like a better
choice compared to the letter size (8x11.5)
Or you could combine the two practices. Print what you need on a large
sheet, cut it and save the remnant to use later. You use the appropriate
size remnant for later prints.
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