Epson PhotoPC 3100Z User Manual - Page 88

About the DPOF Standard, About PRINT Image Matching, Selecting Photos to Print

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About the DPOF Standard The Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) is a digital print standard that lets you create a file with the information a photo finishing lab needs to print your photos. You can also use DPOF files with DPOF-compatible photo printers. Simply use your camera's print button to select photos and the number of copies you want to print, and the camera stores the information in a DPOF file on your CompactFlash card. About PRINT Image Matching PRINT Image Matching sets the color space and gamma for your printed photos based on the unique qualities of your digital camera. The PRINT Image Matching program in your camera saves a file with print commands designed specifically for your camera's output. To use this feature, you must have a PRINT Image Matching enabled printer. NOTE PRINT Image Matching is available for JPEG photos only. If you don't have a printer that reads PRINT Image Matching data, the data is ignored. Selecting Photos to Print You can select photos when you view them in any of the camera's playback menus. 1 Turn the camera dial to and press the POWER button. 2 Select a photo and press the green t print button on your camera. 3 If you want to print print button multiple copies of an image, press the button more than once. You can select up to 9 copies of each image. 4 To deselect an image, press and hold the green t print button until an icon with a 0 appears on the screen. When you are done selecting images, you can adjust them and set up other printing information from the print menu. See page 8-3 for instructions. Selecting Images for Printing 8-2

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Selecting Images for Printing
8-2
About the DPOF Standard
The Digital Print Order Format (DPOF) is a digital print
standard that lets you create a file with the information a
photo finishing lab needs to print your photos. You can
also use DPOF files with DPOF-compatible photo printers.
Simply use your camera
s print button to select photos and
the number of copies you want to print, and the camera stores
the information in a DPOF file on your CompactFlash card.
About PRINT Image Matching
PRINT Image Matching sets the color space and gamma for
your printed photos based on the unique qualities of your
digital camera. The PRINT Image Matching program in
your camera saves a file with print commands designed
specifically for your camera
s output. To use this feature, you
must have a PRINT Image Matching enabled printer.
NOTE
PRINT Image Matching is available for JPEG photos only. If you
don
t have a printer that reads PRINT Image Matching data, the
data is ignored.
Selecting Photos to Print
You can select photos when you view them in any of the
camera
s playback menus.
1
Turn the camera dial
to
and press the
POWER
button.
2
Select a photo and
press the green
t
print button on
your camera.
3
If you want to print
multiple copies of an image, press the button more than
once. You can select up to 9 copies of each image.
4
To deselect an image, press and hold the green
t
print
button until an icon with a
0
appears on the screen.
When you are done selecting images, you can adjust them
and set up other printing information from the print menu.
See page 8-3 for instructions.
print button