pixmapro100, printstudiopro-LR6. Different sized photos on same sheet?

[pitboss3]

HI, I feel like it should be easy! I have a bunch of different pictures I want to print at all different sizes on the same sheet of paper with borders so I dont waste the paper!? I can get different images on one sheet but I can only make them all the same size?

I have one picture frame that has like 4 different sized "cells" in it, dont tell me I need to use 4 different pieces of paper?! What am I missing? I feel stupid! I never thought printing pictures would be so involved and unintuitive, any help would be appriciated!

On a side note:

-Say I have 4 pictures (all the same size it doesnt matter for this) and I want a .25" border on all 4 sides. Can I have the printer print a very fine thin line on the outside of that border so cutting the image is easy?

 -Under the Image size/Cell size part of the layout I can enter the exact size I want the image to print and I can enter a value for the border. If I want a 5X7 print with .25" borders will the image be 4.5X6.5 with border or will the image be 5.5X7.5 with 1/4" borders if I enter 5x7 for cell/image size and .25 for border size?

[jrhoffman75]

For that kind of flexibility you want Qimage. PSP doesn't have that capability. I'm not sure if Qimage allows stroke borders. I know Lightroom does, I think Lightroom also allows different size cells when printing. 

[pitboss3]

OK. Ill start to play around with LR print setting and see what I can do. But, if i understand correctly, I have to turn off the icc profile of the printer if I use LR printing? Still havent been able to figure that out on my mac?

Thank you for your quick response. 

[jrhoffman75]

No, you can have LR control printing with a Mac; I do that.

You need to install the canon drivers and if you connect via WiFi you need to be sure to install IJ Network Tool and be sure not to select thye Bonjour printer.

LR has a bunch of templates for nvarious number of prints per sheet. If you work with them you should be able to configure each celkl separately.