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Is there a way to make a short cut to clean paint mixer brush? In many cases it is necessary to clean the paint mixer brush after every stroke, and it would be so much easier to use a short cut rather than having to click on the clean brush button each time. It doesn't appear there is, but I thought I would ask.

I am having the same centering problem printing to a Canon Pro-10 printer. I have not been able to find any way to have the image centered on the page. Is this just a problem with the Canon Pro printers? Has anyone discovered a work around?

I just printed the image using Photoshop, and it works just fine. So the problem must have something to do with Affinity Photo. I guess I am just stuck, and will have to continue to use Photoshop to do the printing.

That's a great idea. I hadn't thought of doing that. I have Photoshop CS6 so I will give it a try. Thanks for the help.

I did check the driver for the Pro-10 and it is the latest version. The "Letter Art Paper Margin 30" setting is done in the printer's panel, and there are a few adjustments that are available. However, I have tried the adjustments in various ways, but the same thing happens each time. It is just strange that it only happens when printing to "Fine Art Paper."

I am not able to center an image when printing to Fine Art Papers. The image is centered ok if I print to a non Fine Art Paper media type, but when I try printing to a Fine Art Paper the image is printed in the upper right corner of the paper and the right side is cut off. I am printing to a Canon Pro-10 printer. I am using the "Letter Art Paper Margin 30" setting. This problem occurs when trying to print to any of the Fine Art Papers, but everything works just fine when printing the same image to a non Fine Art Paper. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong?

Makes sense now. Thanks.

I am having trouble understanding how to crop an image. When I crop an image to 8 : 10 and set the dpi to 300 to export the image to a jpg file for later printing, the saved image size is actually larger than 8"x10" and reverts back to the original 350 dpi. I watched the video tutorial, etc., but am just not getting it.