Photo printing on the 8620

There is no option to print Borderless 4x6 prints.I still am using the ink cartridges that were shipped with the unit as I have not received my mail order cartridges.The photos that I have tried to print have WAAAAYYYYY too much ink on them they smear 10 minutes after being printedteh photos so far of unusable quality Ihave had this printer for 1 day it looks like its going back

Yes you are right about having the paper flipped over . Thar fixes problem number one. Somehow I was able to use 4x6 borderless setup. I was able to set it up on one occasion. Going back to it I have been unable to replicate the setup.. The software will not allow me to use borderless on anything other than 8x11 or themetric equivalent. There is no way to to set up 4x6 BORDERLESS. I had an HP techie on line with me. He took over my pc and he was unable to set my printer up for 4x6 borderless.

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I am using the hp 3525 model printer , i like to know how to take photo print from the printer

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I am using the hp 3525 model printer , i like to know how to take photo print from the printer .
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Hi Mukesh,
I'd like to help, but can you clarify the issue? Are you asking how to print a photo from your printer? Also, can you confirm that your printer is a HP Deskjet Ink Advantage 3525 e-All-in-One Printer?
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Tara
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Photos print in the wrong orientation

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Thanks LarryHN and MadisonP,
Both tips were useful and I have now solved it in this way. By double right-clicking on any photo in the composed book it will enlarge for editing. At that stage the photo showed in the inverted or disoriented manner. I then turned it 90 or 180 degrees to correct and then closed it by clicking done. It still looked correct in the book, but this time it also looked correct in the Preview, so presumably it will print correctly.
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Poor quality Photo printing with the HP Officejet 6600

Is anyone having a problem with the HP Officejet 6600 having very poor quality photo prints?

Hi HereInJersey,
Welcome to the HP Support forums. I understand that printed photos from your Officejet 6600 don't have the quality that you expect.
I have included the "Fixing Ink Streaks, Faded Prints, and Other Common Print Quality Problems" troubleshooting document. It has detailed steps to take to improve the quality of your print jobs.
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How to get my photos printed with the full image?!

I just bought iLife and when I select certain cropped photos to print, the top of someone's head gets cut off in the the photo. If I change sizes of prints or rotate the photo, it cuts off different amount of head but never gives the full image. I did not have this problem with iphoto before I installed this new version. I need to have access to printing photos. I use Canon MP500, ibook G4 and Airport Express for wireless printing. I think the prob is iLife cuz it didn't do this before in iPhoto and I have no prob with other applications. Help!!!!!!

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Terence, thank you. My terminology was incorrect as I did mean to say printer driver. I had a very hard time trying to even update the printer driver as since my computer knowledge on Mac's are not the best. In the end, I deleted the printer, restarted my system, and added the printer. It now works! I really appreciate your help!

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Wireless photo printing is the ultimate in freedom and flexibility. You can print without the clutter of wires and save money by sharing printers within your household. Explore all the benefits and potential that wireless has to offer.
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Wireless combos: Some HP Notebooks and printers now feature wireless capabilities such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet, combined into one product.
Print from an iPhone: Wirelessly print photos from your iPhone or iPod touch with the HP iPrint Photo application.
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I assume you have a wireless router. Tell me about your network - router brand/model, encryption type (WEP, WPA, etc) and ISP type (DSL, Cable, etc).
It sounds like there was a direct connection between the printer and computer (using the network 'hpsetup'?).
You should be able to connect your printer to your wireless router (if you have one). Please advise and I can help.
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Ordering photo prints from iPad In the UK

Anyone know how I can order photo prints from the iPad in the UK. Currently have to switch my pc on which isn't ideal

This app was just released: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/roes/id533327862?mt=8
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Printer won't load photo paper from the photo tray

My HP C7280 won't load the 4x6 photo paper from the photo tray. The photo tray moves in towards the feeder, but fails to actually load the paper into the feeder. Any suggestions on how to correct it? Thank you.
Mike
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Hey,
Please take some time and look through this document to make sure that you are loading the paper properly,
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01662562&tmp_task=useCategory&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=e...
These are the Macintosh instructions but the steps to prepare the photo print are the same but they are steps you would do on Windows just ignore the instructions.
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HP 7510 all-in-One Photo Printer

I have a All-in-One 7510 Photo Printer that the paper extender flip attheend broke off. I tried to glue but to no avail. This is a necessary coponent because if you print more than 1 page they will shoot out on the floor. Does anyone Know if a replacement part can be purchased? I have had no luck on the internet looking for this part.

Hi DebraLynn,
From your description, it sounds like the output tray is broken. I suggest you go to Partsurfer.hp.com, choose your country or region in the upper right corner, and enter CQ724-60031 in the Quick Search.
Your search result will find the ASSY_Photo Tray. The output tray is the photo tray. If you have any difficulty, the alternate option is to call HP and have them order it for you. The number to call HP is 1-800-474-6836 for Canada and US, or you can Contact HP Worldwide.
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C7280 photo print colors off for PicBridge images

I have a new C7270 that prints photos that are too yellow when printing directly from USB camera. I've performed a comparison of the same photo printed by the C7280 and also by a brand new Epson Artisan 800. The color of the print from the C7280 is way too yellow, while the Epson seems correct, especially in the whites and skin tones.
I also tested each printer using the Digital Dog test photo and the C7280 blew away the Epson ... hands down. I'd love to keep the HP, but the camera prints are not acceptable. Are there perhaps some type of auto color adjustments being done that I am unaware of when using PicBridge?
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My suggestion about using the onboard USB is to rule out both the USB & WiFi ports.
If printing from the 8625 USB port produces the same results then you may have a defective printer.
Have you also tried printing a sample image that is not yours? (using the O/S image program)
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Photosmart b210a photo printing has terrible colors

I just got my b210a and I'm using the cartridges that came with the printer and using HP advanced photopaper. I'm printing through Windows Live Photo Gallery application using the highest settings available. However the colors are off. They're dull and have a tint to them like a slight sepia tone or like they were taken with a camera in the 70s and left in a smokers house for 30 years. I will say that the thing prints pretty fast though. Anyway, is there a way to fix this? Maybe there's a better optional ICC profile I can use somewhere?

Addition to my previous post: In some other thread, it was discussed that glossy paper does not accept the pigmented black ink. I read that as that the pores in finish on the glossy paper cannot absorb the black ink.
What does that mean then? Well, it probably means that on glossy media, the Photosmart Plus does not print using black but only CMY. If you want to print in CMYK, you need to get a model that supports Photo Black, such as the Photosmart Premium. The B210 cannot produce good contrast photos because the combined density of the CMY inks just won't do. That's the problem, right there.
HP is welcome to prove me wrong. Then of course, they have to come up with another explanation as to why photos lack contrast when printed on the B210.
And it's not that the photos look faded that's the problem. It's that they clip where they saturate, and black would have come to the rescue. Photos printed on the B210 just look weird.
Lab quality photos my ass. What lab? The run down drugstore on skid row, with its 2 hour photo service and the permanent beer stain by the counter? That lab?
I wish they were clearer on this quality difference from the start. Want to print out photos to put in an album? Forget the Plus and get the Premium. Want to print photos to keep in your wallet? Then the Plus might suffice.
I tested printing on the Advanced Photo Paper set as regular paper, and it printed deep black because it used the black ink as well. However, as it's pigmented it doesn't get absorbed by the finish, instead it clogs the pores and stays on top of the finish. While it does dry, it does not fully stick and can be smudged away. It's not a solution, that's for sure.

We want a good photo printer, can anyone recommend one

We are trying to find and decide which is the best photo printer for the Apple Mac Pro, can anyone help? Also can someone tell me us which photo software is the best on this machine as we have found the general one supplied (iphoto) is not very advanced for more advanced printing and photography. thanks l

Is there a range in performance and price to what you need? "Best" is pretty much asking for top of the line but not best price/performance for X$s.
http://macperformanceguide.com/index_topics.html
Dozens of tips on printers, memory, software etc are you looking for something in between the low end and CS5.5? $200 range for instance? I would tend to think Adobe Creative Suite or therein.
http://macperformanceguide.com/SnowLeopard-Printing.html
http://macperformanceguide.com/LionHairballs-PrintingProblems.html
- Try search for type " MacOS X Lion + printers" and I would look at MacFixit and also look for Canon and Epson and OS X issues with updates, drivers, etc. and Lion compatibility.
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Photo Print Size

Hi,
My 02 x 152 mm (4 x 6 inches) and 127 x 178 mm (5 x 7 inches) images are not ouputing correctly? Images are often smaller only at times covering 25% of photo area? What are the settings I need to pay special attention to?
Is it true that I can only get glossy photo prints from the upper tray, in other words if I wanted to print say four 6x4 inch images or similar on an A4 glossy sheet it cannot be done on this model?
Is it possible to have two images on a 6x4 inch photo sheet, if so, please state exact steps if time permits?
Bernehpc52

Hi Bob,
Sorry my error. the printer is an All in One C5280, generally I want to print photos from images on my hard drive? I generally scan the images to disk and order from right click functions.
Im glad of your advice, please advise on required reading to get best results from this printer...I dont as a rule use the front slots, should I? Yes multiple small 6x4inch images are required on A4 glossy form main tray if possible....please advise best software ( free ) if possible...also paid software advice might be a good thing. A user friendly software package I suspect might be well worth the investment...Im not often printing images but when I do , an easy to use application would save much printer troubleshooting. The printer got good reviews ect so I guessing its quite capable of good output?
Lastly ...tech support tries to assist but very slow and not quite clear is my experience. Yesterday I was trying to print 4 small images onto glossy A4 from the main tray but each time I got a paper jam, same result after clearing the jam? I changed the preferences in printer control panel but still the jam occurs, I cleaned rollers and other tipsgiven in HP help videos...I suspect the machine does not accept A4 glosssy....according to the manual spec anyhow...your thoughts on this would be appreciated.
Reply when time permits,
berne001

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