Although most prints in 10×15, or in other popular photographic sizes, are printed full-bleed (borderless), photos framed by a white border certainly take on a different appeal. Some see it as vintage, others simply find it aesthetic because it enhances the image, or just because “it’s different”. Either way, it is an option that, although it has always existed, has recently become relevant again.
In this post we will explain how to print photos with a white border using your DNP RX1/HS or DNP DS620 printer, without any additional software, simply by using the commands of the controller or driver supplied by DNP.
Note: The driver for the DNP RX1/HS printer and the one for the DNP DS620 are practically identical, so even though you can see that the example uses a DNP DS620, you can follow the same steps with your DNP RX1 or DNP RX1HS if that is the case.
Let’s get started!
1. Open a folder and select the images. Then right-click and select “Print”.
2. Select the printer and the print size; in this case we will choose 10×15 (6×4). Then […]
3. Now select the “Option” tab and then tick the “Border” box -> OK
4. “Print”
And this will be the final result.
Note: The white borders that appear may not be exactly the same thickness on all 4 sides. If the differences are minimal, they can be considered normal, and in very extreme cases the cut would need to be readjusted by our DNP Technical Support Service.
We hope you found this useful; we will soon publish more tricks and tips.
