Canon i9100 Owners - borderless printing

Can I print 4"x6" and 5"x7" borderless prints on the Canon i9100 with
paper I've trimmed to that exact size? Or do I need special
"borderless" paper with some kind of larger than specified size and
perferations? I'm thinking that I could get the 13" by 19" paper and
pre cut it into 9 pieces of 4" by 6" at a lower cost than the 4" by 6"
price, and wondering if this would work.

Also does it slightly enlarge the prints to ensure that even if the
paper isn't put in place in exactly the right place you don't get a
slight white margin due to the paper misplacement? Thus meaning you
need to avoid really tightly cropped photographs, or adjust for them.

Finally, can you print more panoramic than 13" by 19" by having 13" by
something longer than 19" paper, or does the driver cut it off at 19"?

Thanks,
Roland.

 

I'm useless at maths, but assuming you can get 9 out of the paper,
then why not. Calculate the price differences and see where it fits.

I've had very good results with Kodak premium papers in the Cannon,
the prints seem a lot sharper, but... as the paper is whiteer than
canon you may find them slightly "cold," and sometimes even oversharp,
YMMV.

It does, and theres no exact measurement for how much it increases it
by. The difference between fully left and fully right on the
borderless slider seems to be about 2mm difference in width, but thats
not tested just quick glance.

Its 24" if you use the custom paper size :'( bang goes the pannos I
wanted to print. (Win2000 driver)