topic Re: PIXMA PRO-200 won't print 5" x 7" image on 5" x 7" paper at the correct size in Professional Photo Printers

PIXMA PRO-200 won't print 5" x 7" image on 5" x 7" paper at the correct size

MrPro200 — Tue, 12 May 2026 18:30:25 GMT

Hi folks!

I have a Pixma Pro 200, running on Windows 11 and Photoshop CS6.
I'm trying to print a 5x7 photo on 5x7 photo paper.
I resized the image in PS to 5x7. I changed all the print settings everywhere (including the printer via the front panel) to match and checked borderless printing. The image seemed to be zoomed in by 1/4" on the sides and 1/8" on top and bottom. I then read that the image gets enlarged when using borderless printing.
I changed to a border printing and the same enlarged image was now printing with a border.

So, I printed the 5x7 image on an 8.5x11 paper and the entire (true) size printed.

I tried a 5x7 with the setting 'fit to page' with border and, again, the image was enlarged (zoomed) in.

Can anyone give me an idea of what is going on? The printer was used, so I did a reset - to no avail.

Why am I losing so much of the image?

thanks!!

bee

Re: PIXMA PRO-200 won't print 5" x 7" image on 5" x 7" paper at the correct size

Patrick — Tue, 19 May 2026 17:43:10 GMT

Hi MrPro200,

When printing borderless images, the original image will be enlarged to extend off the paper.

Please try adjusting the "Amount of Extension". This can be found in the driver:

1. On your computer, please press the Windows key on your keyboard and the letter I, then let both go. The Settings window will appear.

2. Click on "Bluetooth & devices" on the left side.

3. On the right side, click on "Printers & scanners".

4. Click on the Canon PRO-200.

5. Scroll down the next page and click on Printing Preferences.

6. Click on the Page Setup tab.

7. In the Page Layout section, select Borderless.

The amount of extension will appear once that is selected.

For more information, please use this link:

PRO-200 series > Windows Software > Printer Driver > Printer Driver Description > Page Setup Tab

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