MRCocoa

Is there a reason you set the paper type to glossy?  I'm NOT suggesting that's causing the problem you're experiencing, but the ET-85xx printers have a setting for luster papers and that setting ...

Rather than trying to get images that look closer to you through gear, have you tried cropping the images taken with just the lens and no teleconverter.  Your R& has a 32 megapixel sensor, it ...

I doubt Canon or Nikon have declared DSLR's "obsolete".  There are still things their top-of-the-line ultra-expensive DSLR's can do that haven't yet been duplicated in anyone's top-of-the-line ...

You might have your monitor/screen brightness set too high.  There's a difference in luminosity when viewing a picture projected on a screen to what you see with the same picture under reflected ...

Except we always do capitalize it, maybe because we're using it as a noun, not an adjective? If you check a dictionary, "raw" can also be a noun.   Just sayin'.

Ninety-nine percent of the answers I receive are technical explanations, FACTS, and the other are the opinions of professional photographers, and are sound information based on observation and ...

I'll be using plenty of mats that size, too.  I was having trouble finding the bigger sheets from a source I could count on to get them to me intact. I think it would be easier to get a new family ...

Good to know!  I never have anything I need to do with the scraps from a larger sheet and they just clutter up my spare bedroom/hobby room.  Thanks!

Big?  Really?  Uncut mat board at 32x40-inches is about as small as I've found for DIY mat projects. I admit it's a bit of a butt-pain to mat and frame 13x19 prints, but I'm lucky I don't have more ...

It's Photoshop.  Not sure what switch I clicked, but it added ti to a file this morning, so I know where to look. Thanks everyone for the suggestions.  I appreciate the help.

Your birthday?  Get off my compute, hacker!

I'll be cutting my own mats, but Redimat offers good prices on pre-cut mats - if the windows are true to the dimensions and not undersized. I can't get a complete frame as cheaply as I could at ...

At the moment, I'm framing 6x9-inch prints and I can find premade metal frames for around $20 with everything except the print, mat, and hanging hardware.  I'm not sure where I'll look when I ...

Thank you, I'll check.

I was sorting pictures and ran across a number of them with "3.48.09 AM" appended to the file name, as in "IMG_0001 3.48.09 AM.JPG" and it isn't limited to JPG's - it appears on PSD'd and PNG's ...

We had to learn to cut mat board by hand back in high school (gee, I just dated myself, didn't I?) so I understood the basics. I only had to learn the proper techniques for using the cutting ...

Thanks!  I have relatives who live not too far from Portland and could pick up a sheet or two for me - saves shipping and minimum quantities if I'm willing to wait until they come to visit. Thanks!

I agree with the 3:2 aspect ratio. I decided to start cutting mats because I was tired of cropping pictures to fit standard 8x10-inch store-bought frames (I am NOT going to start making frames in ...

I own an ET-8500 and I agree with your every word. I don't have the problem you described with borderless prints (which I also rarely if ever make) but my ET-8500 doesn't like 4x6-inch glossy paper ...

Aw, gee, I was only telling the OP about my experience with both printers, now I have to respond to a technical challenge, too? The Epson ET-8500 has a theoretical advantage in resolution over the ...