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Very interesting and inspiring! Love it! Greetings from South of France

Did you mention Joseph Nicéphore Niépce?

Just found your videos. Helpful and clear. My problem is I cannot access epl in LRc. I can access it directly but not in LR when I check export. It is listed as enabled. Any thoughts would be welcome 29:00

I am just starting to learn the Epson Print Layout, and while I was searching TH-cam for some tutorials, I found this fantastic, professional video guide. I use SC-P800, and one thing I noted on the UI is that I do not have the 'Detailed Setting section.' Is it because this setting does not apply to older printers like P800? Or any other reason? The version of Epson Print Layout that I use is 1.5.12. Thanks.

For those wondering further about pro photo. From what i have gathered if you edit your photos editing in pro photo leads you to less artifacts. printing landscape photos and if you edit the photo keep it in pro photo and if you intend for social or print change it to adobe or srgb based on destination. Some papers print beyond adobe rgb so for files like that then print from pro photo. Like landscapes Use gamutvision Not color think pro. Save your 400 for paper and ink if you have windows I use relative and set it up for relative. Less forgiving yes but it is better. Perceptual is more general use but pros use relative and get it right. Learned a lot here joe ty.

Really great deep dive, thank you so much for sharing!

I can't thank you enough for explaining the drivers situation. I couldn't get my Eco-Tank 8550 to print A3 format and only managed by doing that. Thank you so much!

Started as an art history talk but as usual a thinly veiled feminist agenda overtakes it.

So, there was nothing you found that predates Victorian Collage, stemming back to African Art?

Love this!

With a new PRO-300 I spent two days figuring out how to remove the AirPrint driver. The driver selections are not named, so it was pretty frustrating.

Hello @ericjoseph3865. Thank you for this fantastic video! I recently purchased a imagePROGRAF PRO-300. I'm using it with a few different Hahnemühle papers in A3+ size and I do most of my image editing in Lightroom. I much prefer CPP&L to Lightroom's print module. I find CPP&L is much less error prone with all of its settings visible in the panel on the right side. When I print directly from LR, many of the settings are buried under the Page Setup and Print Settings buttons, and I would invariably screw up one or more of them. I use LR and PS with the default ProPhoto color space. If I use the LR plug-in to launch CPP&L, it converts the color space to Adobe RGB and resamples the image to 240 ppi. If I use the PS plug-in, it maintains the original color space and resolution. Is there a way to stop the LR plug-in from doing the extra color space conversion and resampling? If not, how much do you think this will degrade a 13" x 19" print? Is it worth the trouble of saving the image in a new file with the appropriate size and resolution, or opening the LR image in PS and using the PS plug-in to launch CPP&L? Thanks for the help!

Hi Eric , far from me to crib anything that you say . I'm just a learning photographer / printer , but I've also been an Engineer for 50yrs . In engineering terms a 1000th of an inch is a thou , a 1000th of a mill ( one millimeter ) is a micron .

can you to tile or poster printing in this software? for example a 30x30 over multiple prints and tape together for a poster size with multiple pieces of paper?

Some people are photographers, and some other people just take pictures. What is a photograph and why do people take pictures? Come get your picture taken, then put it in a frame and hang it up in your living room? No! A photograph should have some meaning and purpose. A family: Mom , Dad, and the two kids photographed on a rainy day, wearing rain coats. While this is a whimsical picture,, it's pretty to look at with good compisition , but it also tells who the family is. Many people who know very little or nothing about photography assume it's all about the compisition, and the rest, while important is secondary to getting the picture. Of course you need to know how to use a camera so the picture is not over or under exposed and in focus. But they assume the technical part is secondary. A fast shutter speed, a slow shutter speed, a wide lens opening, a small opening. This lens, that lens, color, black and white, film, digital, shooting in total automatic or total manual. And when it comes to light, the essence of photography, what is the best light. Some people will be surprised that all light is. Need I explain?

Eric, I print from Photoshop exclusively (even though I have LRC installed and use the heck out of it) mostly because that's where I "finish" most of my images. I've never heard of Epson Print Layout...would it benefit me? BTW, I own a P800 and am in the process of junking my olde R3000 and replacing with a P700.

great video, thnk you very much!!

Nice video, well done !

I've just purchased an Eco-Tank 5880 and, out of interest, I downloaded EPL and it worked fine on my M3 MacBook Air running Sequoia. Epson setup guidance is quite clear about choosing their software and not AirPrint, at least via the phone app setup. Although not all paper types are listed as for printers described in this video, those relevant to the 5880 are there. Due to the inks used the 5880 is more suited to a narrower range of papers I believe.

I've enjoyed your presentations! Question, I've seen the examples for the print layout via Lightroom, Photoshop, and Capture 1 but nothing regarding ON1 Raw. Please advise if possible, thanks.

I enjoyed that. Thank you

Thank you, never would have guessed it would be under Automate menu I have tried changing the margin but cannot seem to do that without it showing part of the image as being off the printable area. By default it says 25. How does this work?

Kia ora rā from Aotearoa New Zealand. That was a very useful and informative session. Much appreciated.

Could you do Epson P900 vs P5370?

love her! blessings!

At about 26:00 minutes in, those are IPv6 addresses, not MAC addresses. IPv4 addresses are the numerical 0-255 sections like 192.168.1.8. IPv6 addresses are the longer hexadecimal values with the multiple colons between sections in your “find printer” view.

1:00:05 Damn this guy is old school xD MacOS 9 calling

awesome work

Fantastic video! excellent tutorial well done and thank you!

It's sad that the TH-cam aglorythm robs us and you the opportunity to meet other than by chance. I'm so glad I happened upon you. I really appreciate all the work you put into this video. It's a gem. Thank you!

I loved this presentation. So many wonderful images along with enlightening commentary. I was especially interested in the Victorian collages because I had no idea such things existed. Thank you Sarah! BTW, Peter Beard used Crayola crayons and blood from animals that had been hunted and killed by local indigenous peoples to draw images on top of his collages.

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The Canon Professional Print & Layout software ________________________________________________ Introduction Driver, Media & Info for Printer 5:39 Installation 9:00 Correct Driver Installation 39:57 3 Open PPL 14:16 4 Program Layouts 15:01 5 Roll Printer Layout (large printer format) 16:13 6 Image Preview (image info) 17:35 7 Drag n Drop (to your big dumb toaster). This sets the image (slot) size but not the paper size ~ What size image + what size paper 18:44 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ The General Settings Tab ---------------------------------------- 8 Tracking through the right column 20:09 9 Different GUI Workspaces 20:35 10 Stored Settings. By selecting the option 'save user settings' the user can save the current setup as a preset for later recall 21:06 11 Network. Hiccups & Solutions 22:39 12 USB or Network connection? 25:08 13 Adding another Printer & Media Profile Info 26:18 All media files are stored in the printer thus when adding a printer no need to 're-load' all your profiles 14 Layout Mode: Single & Multiple layout Setups 28:18 Slot Size vs Image Size 54:02 Multi Slot Selection ~ Resize, Cut, Copy & Paste 29:14 Orientation & Triptychs ~ 29:51 Creating a Triptych 33:37 Register a Layout 35:02 Gallery Rap feature 35:46 Image Preview Area 36:59 15 System Settings -------------------------- Supported File Formats 37:07 Plugin Support 37:40 Driver installation/ Print Quality ~ Recap 40:18 16 Media Type = Printer Performance ------------------------- Settings 42:55 Semi-Gloss Paper, Luster Paper, Gloss Paper? Eric's Media Type Settings 44:00 Paper Tray (Instructions) 45:18 Ink Info a 46:50 Ink Info b 47:27 Margins 49:10 Borderless Printing 50:50 Borderless Remarks 52:25 Slot Size vs Image Size 54:02 Print Quality 57:41 Clear Coating: Chromo Optimiser: Overall or Auto 58:34 Conclusion 59:40 Use Contrast Reproduction/ Use Depth Information 1:01:23

this was so interesting!!

Fabulous collection of images and information. Five stars.

Thank you sooo much for this! I was having so many problems trying to print and you have helped me tremendously!!! God bless you!👍👍

"Really good content! Keep it up!"

Does Epson Print Layout work with all Epson Printers? The Epson website says it only works with a list of printers. However, I have seen other videos that show people using an ET 8550 with Epson Print Layout??????

On my Pro-4100, I'm putting 3 11"wide x14"high images on a 36" roll. I want to make each image smaller to allow for a margin of 1.25" all around and fit in the 11"x14" slot. I am not seeing how to create a margin. I must be missing a setting somewhere. Thanks

What is you want to print the same image twice, each of them 4.25 x 5.5, so I can cut them and fold to create greeting cards! How can I do this? Thanks!

I am going crazy trying to print cards. I am trying to put two copies of the image on a 8 1/2 x 11 photo paper.intending to cut the paper in half, and fold the cards so that they are blank on the inside and back. I cannot get it!!!

I just came on board 4/21/2024.I've used the Epson Print Layout . Thank You for making easeir to understand how to use it better. I likely refer to it several times until I embed the workflow comfortably .I use Epson PSC900 and love to print mostly B/W . My question to you is.Do you have a workflow( print-out ) chart that I can refer to. I do have 2 Monitors. that makes it easier for me to follow and understand the seqence that I should follow . I can then keep my Work Print on Sreen 1. and your video on Screen 2 lazy I just want the toolsI need handy. I will continue to Follow your Videos. Regardless handy. I will continue to Follow your Videos. Regardless, I appciate your Website, Thank you

How can I install a MOAB icc profile on to the Canon Pro 300. I have the ICC profile saved to my Mac computer. However, when I try to upload the ICC profile using the Canon Media Configuration Tool, the ICC profiles are greyed out.

wish I could use this with my imagePROGRAF TM-340 ☹

this is great, thank you so much :)

Highly interesting. Thank you!

Eric, this is a great video. I have a question, when making my prints should I converted to 8 Bits? I understand that the Canon Pro-300 and other inkjet rinter only supports 8 bits and are more consistents like that. Any thoughts? there is no comments in this subject. Also, when you talk about color space, I understand you rpoint of Adobe RGB, but if you use Lightroom as your focal point to manage your photos and Edit in Photoshop, and store it in LR. Going back and forth changing the Color Space is not recommended, as far as I know. The problem is LR defauult Color Space is always Prophoto. Thanks again.

Eric, you talked about the Canson Infinity Arches paper, an Arches 88 which is I assume the Photo Paper type and another one that I didn't catch the name. Could you please let me know what Canson Infinity Arches paper you are recommending. As well as any other brands you would recommend. I have a New Canon ImageProGraf Pro-300 and would like to see what you recommend. Thanks in advance - Michael

very nice references, wonderful resource for teachers and educators. Thank you!

Hi this is a great tutorial. My workflow is that I go through a bunch of images in Lightroom and edit them as I choose which ones I want to print (i.e. I don't choose and edit 5 and then print in one batch, I print to have rough sketches). I'm finding that I have to close the Canon programme after each image in order for met to add another image to print. I.e. I can't drag images from Lightroom as I'm working. Can you help?