Sony DPP-FP95 Operating Instructions - Page 33

Performing Batch Print (Index Print/DPOF Print/Print All), Index Print/DPOF Print/Print All - digital photo printer

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Direct printing 6 Press g/G/f/F to select the desired image, and then press ENTER. The window used for adjusting the image is displayed. You can also set the following adjustment items. Items Procedures Adjust the picture quality of an image. (page 22) Displays the window to correct red-eye phenomenon. (page 24) Makes an image into monochrome pictures. (page 22) For other adjustment items, see step 5 on page 27. 7 Press g/G to select ENTER. and press 8 Press PRINT. Note An ID photo print using this printer may not be acceptable to be used for an identification card or passport. Please check the requirements for the photo to be used in the certificate before you submit the card or passport. Performing Batch Print (Index Print/DPOF Print/Print All) • Index Print You can print a list (index) of all the images stored in a memory card or an external device, which allows you to check the contents of the selected media easily. The number of split panes on a sheet will be calculated automatically. Images are printed in each split pane. • Print All You can print all the images stored on a memory card or an external device at one time. • DPOF Print The images which are DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) preset for printing are displayed with the print mark ( ) in an image preview. You can print those images at one time. The images are printed with the preset number of copies in the order they were displayed. Notes • For how to preset images for printing, see the manual of your digital camera. • Some types of digital cameras do not support the DPOF function, or the printer may not support some of the functions of the digital camera. Continued 33 GB

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Direct printing
6
Press
g
/
G
/
f
/
F
to select the desired
image, and then press ENTER.
The window used for adjusting the image
is displayed.
You can also set the following adjustment
items.
For other adjustment items, see step 5 on
page 27.
7
Press
g
/
G
to select
and press
ENTER.
8
Press PRINT.
Note
An ID photo print using this printer may not be
acceptable to be used for an identification card or
passport. Please check the requirements for the photo
to be used in the certificate before you submit the card
or passport.
Performing Batch Print
(Index Print/DPOF Print/Print All)
Index Print
You can print a list (index) of all the images
stored in a memory card or an external
device, which allows you to check the
contents of the selected media easily.
The number of split panes on a sheet will be
calculated automatically. Images are printed
in each split pane.
Print All
You can print all the images stored on a
memory card or an external device at one
time.
DPOF Print
The images which are DPOF (Digital Print
Order Format) preset for printing are
displayed with the print mark (
) in an
image preview. You can print those images
at one time. The images are printed with the
preset number of copies in the order they
were displayed.
Notes
For how to preset images for printing, see the
manual of your digital camera.
Some types of digital cameras do not support the
DPOF function, or the printer may not support
some of the functions of the digital camera.
Items
Procedures
Adjust the picture quality
of an image. (page 22)
Displays the window to
correct red-eye
phenomenon. (page 24)
Makes an image into
monochrome pictures.
(page 22)
Continued