Wrong alignment on 8 by 10, white space on 4 by 6

My machine prints landscape instead of portrait view on 8 by 10 paper; cuts off pic, leaves white space on borderless 4 by 6 paper.

Please read this post then provide some details.  What printer model? What operating system? What settings do you have for media type?  Have you set the driver to print with the proper orientation?  What program are you printing from?
Bob Headrick,  HP Expert
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