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Making various printing Item Auto Fine Print4 Settings Photo*/ Vivid Borders Off Pattern1/2 Borderless* Contents The function automatically corrects the picture quality so that an image may be printed in more vivid, clear and beautiful pictures. It is especially effective for a darker image with low contrast. The pictures are corrected to reproduce natural skin colors, vivid tree leaf green, or clear sky blue. •Photo: Adjusts an image automatically so that the image is printed with natural and beautiful pictures. (Recommended) •Vivid: Adjusts an image automatically so that the image is printed with stronger sharpness correction and more vivid pictures than the Photo mode. Tip For the images shot by an Exif Print (Exif 2.21)-compliant digital camera, they are adjusted to their optimum picture quality. Notes • Theimagedataisnotcorrected. • WhenprintinginPCmode,theAutoFinePrint4setting with the printer driver has priority over the setting here. In the PictBridge mode, this setting holds effective. Prints an image without any corrections. Prints an image with borders around the image. To leave almost-equal borders in the top, bottom, right and left around an image, select "Pattern2". To pint an image without being cut, select "Pattern1". Note When you select "Pattern 2", the top and bottom edges or right and left edges may be trimmed and printed depending on the image. Prints an image without blank space around the image. Note When printing a standard 4:3 picture shot by a digital camera, the top and bottom edges of the image are cut and it is printed as a 3:2 picture. Pattern1 Pattern 2 *: Factory settings Borderless Continued 31 GB

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Making various printing
Item
Settings
Contents
Auto Fine Print4
Photo*/
The function automatically corrects the picture
Vivid
quality so that an image may be printed in more
vivid, clear and beautiful pictures.
It is especially
effective for a darker image with low contrast.
The
pictures are corrected to reproduce natural skin
colors, vivid tree leaf green, or clear sky blue.
•Photo:
Adjusts an image automatically
so that the image is printed with natural and
beautiful pictures. (Recommended)
•Vivid:
Adjusts an image automatically so that
the image is printed with stronger sharpness
correction and more vivid pictures than the
Photo mode.
Tip
For the images shot by an Exif Print (Exif 2.21)-compliant
digitalcamera,theyareadjustedtotheiroptimumpicture
quality.
Notes
• Theimagedataisnotcorrected.
• When printing in PC mode, the Auto Fine Print 4 setting
withtheprinterdriverhaspriorityoverthesettinghere.
InthePictBridgemode,thissettingholdseffective.
Off
Prints an image without any corrections.
Borders
Pattern1/2
Prints an image with borders around the image.
To
leave almost-equal borders in the top, bottom, right
and left around an image, select “Pattern2”.
To pint an image without being cut, select
“Pattern1“.
Note
Whenyouselect“Pattern2”,thetopandbottomedgesor
rightandleftedgesmaybetrimmedandprinteddepending
ontheimage.
Borderless*
Prints an image without blank space around the image.
Note
When printing a standard 4:3 picture shot by a digital
camera,thetopandbottomedgesoftheimagearecutand
it is printed as a 3:2 picture.
Pattern1
Pattern 2
Borderless
*:
Factory settings
Continued