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Best Practice

Position an image exactly

In order to position an image exactly on the wall, the lower left corner of an image is

mostly relevant. So if you want to place an image precisely, determine the desired

lower left corner point of the image from the width and height of an image. Proceed as

follows after you have determined the corresponding offset values as in the previous

section.

1. Mark the lower left corner of the intended image with a tiny pencil dot on the wall.

2. Place a triangle ruler as shown in the picture. (The pale indicated image is not yet

printed at the time of this measurement and is shown only for better

understanding!)

3. Align the upper scale of your triangle ruler at the desired image start point, with the

determined value for the horizontal distance (in our example 5.4 cm) placed exactly

in the intended lower left corner of your print. (Best is to use a small spirit level for

precise alignment. A smart-phone with a corresponding spirit level app has also

proved very useful for this.)

4. Mark the exact position to the right below the desired image start point with a small

pencil point (in our example 8 cm).

5. Move the printer and place the printer' laser dot exactly on the corresponding

mark.

6. Print your image as usual.