Expedited shipping is available for most products. Delivery time for Fast Flat-Rate Shipping is 2-5 business days nationwide. All orders are shipped within 2 business days with most orders shipping the same business day when placed before 2PM EST. The choice of carrier is made based on the size, weight and delivery type of your particular order. Here are the painful, detailed settings I used with success, I print from Photoshop CS ('print with preview').Databazaar uses Fedex, UPS, DHL and the United States Postal Service (USPS) as our primary delivery partners. It worked great for me, other than the fact that it no longer prints the filename in the edge the way it does for me when I print from the 4圆 printer (in that situation I use Infranview for printing, not Photoshop, but again there are borders on all 4 sides).ĭo the settings below make sense to any of you? Any of those you'd advise changing, and for what reason? Also, does it surprise any of you that non-Epson paper (Kodak, in this case) has done so well (assuming it has longevity) and that no crazy custom profile had to be used, merely the 'drop-down' in Photoshop as shown? Normally, when printing 4圆s using my current Hewlett Packard Photosmart 325, there are borders on all 4 sides, but I was trying to get it to have only white borders on ONE side to 'fill up' the paper better yet still not lose anything to cropping. Thing is, I was wanting to have the 'full frame' type of prints like I get from Adorama, where there are white borders either top/bottom or left-right (usually the former) but full edge-to-edge the other direction, this is my preferred style. In particular I'm asking regarding color profiles etc, and how to make the shots 100% borders if I choose. They worked for me but I am wondering if any of them could be better. I was hoping someone could help me with the settings I used for printing.

I wasn't sure the paper would do a good job, I once used Kodak 4圆 paper in a HP 4圆 printer and it was horrible. The prints definitely are lab-quality, and set-up of the printer was painless. (They didn't have any Epson paper anyway.) In anticipation of that I had picked up some Kodak Ultra Premium Photo Paper (high gloss, Catalog #125-2261), 8½x11, as I saw a 65-sheet pack of it at Sam's Club for $16.50 or so and thought-what the hey, I'll give it a try. Purchased it at Fred Miranda for $55, brand-new in box, and that included shipping. Just received my Epson R280 printer today.

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