I bought a Canon Pixma Pro 10 and installed it successfully and it works but I can't get Print Studio Pro to integrate with Photoshop. I can print from photoshop but it's not 100% accurate to the preview on my screen. It's messing up my formatting and not aligning the paper properly so I'm getting a white strip of paper on the side of my borderless print that I can't get rid of.
I have measured the paper and made a custom paper setting to its exact measurement. I've resized my canvas to be exactly the dimension of the paper. I've tried printing at 102% instead of 100%. I have it set to center the image. I've tried increasing the amount of extension in the borderless printing option on Photoshop's default printer settings. No matter what I do the image is slightly too far to the left (so a sliver of the left side of the image is being clipped while printing) and I end up with a small strip of blank white paper on the right.
I read that PSP was better for printing but I can't get it to install with Photoshop properly. I downloaded the plugin and ensured it was in photoshop's plugin folder. I've closed and reopened photoshop and restarted my computer. The plug in still isn't showing up for me to use look at Photoshop's plugins while I'm inside the program or when I go to File > Automate. The option simply doesn't exist.
I called Canon's tech support and spoke with an agent and he says they charge $59 to fix this since it's not a printer issue but a software issue. In all of my googling I've never heard anyone say that Canon charges for tech support so I ended the call because it seemed weird and I wanted more information before I handed over my credit card. If that's a legitimate practice of Canon's please let me know. Or if you know how to solve my problem then that's even better.
iMac running Monterey version 12.4
Canon Pixma Pro 10
Photoshop 2023
