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CHAP 7-USING YOUR CAMERA FOR PRESENTATIONS, Uploading Images to the Camera

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. 7 Using Your Camera for Presentations Y ou can connect your camera to a multimedia projector or television and show not just photos, but also text and Uploading Images to the Camera The EPSON Photo File Uploader software allows you to graphics. The EPSON Photo File Uploader lets you transfer images from your computer to your camera. Anything you convert any image or presentation slide to the EPSON Photo file format and upload it to your camera or a CompactFlash 7 can display on your computer screen can be captured, storage card in your computer's PCMCIA drive. converted, and uploaded. You can create and show a presentation without printing overhead transparencies or You can upload images in 640 × 480 pixel, 1280 × 960 pixel, slides, and without a laptop computer. or 1280 × 480 pixel sizes. EPSON Photo File Uploader This chapter explains the entire process, including the following: automatically converts images from their original size to whichever of these sizes you choose. Uploading images to the camera Converting presentations Projecting your presentation NOTE Images that have been cropped will display black strips in the A areas that have been cropped out. B Using Your Camera for Presentations 7-1

Section	Page
Important Info About IAS!	1
FRONT MATTER	2
CONTENTS	5
INTRODUCTION	9
PhotoPC750Z Features	10
Optional Accessories	11
Minimum System Requirements	12
Windows Systems	12
Macintosh Systems	12
Where To Get Help	12
Software Support	14
Software Licensing	14
Registration	14
Safety Instructions	14
CHAP 1-USING ADVANCED CAMERA FEATURES	17
Taking Pictures With the Timer	18
Using Macro Mode to Take Close-ups	18
Taking Digital Panoramic Pictures	19
Taking Digital Zoom Pictures	21
Using the View Mode Menus	21
Continuous Shooting	23
Automatic Continuous Shooting	24
Taking Quick Shots	25
Taking HyPict Mode Pictures	26
Using Advanced Settings	27
Using White Balance	27
Photographing With Fixed White Balance	28
Photographing With User Defined White Balance	29
Adjusting Exposure	30
Adjusting Sensitivity for Night or Indoor Photos	32
Using Slow Synchronized Flash Mode for Night Photography	33
CHAP 2- PLAYING BACK PHOTOS	35
Using the Playback Mode	36
Playing Back Pictures One by One	37
Playing Back Multiple Pictures	38
Playing Your Pictures as a Slide Show	39
Turning Off Picture Information	39
Magnifying a Picture	40
Erasing Pictures	41
Erasing the Currently Displayed Picture	41
Selecting Pictures to Erase	42
Locking Photos	43
Unlocking Photos	45
Playing Back Pictures on TV	46
CHAP 3-GETTING PHOTOS INTO APPLICATIONS AND DOCUMENTS	49
Getting Images Into TWAIN Applications	49
Getting Images That You Can Import	51
What To Do If the Camera Is Not Responding	53
Importing Images Into Documents	54
Using Drag and Drop From an Album (Not Available in All Operating Systems)	56
Getting Images With the Camio Viewer (Windows95, Windows98, and WindowsNT4.0)	58
Dragging and Dropping a Picture Into a Document	59
Transferring Images Before Placing Them	60
CHAP 4-WORKING WITH PHOTOS AND ALBUMS	61
Using Albums	62
Organizing Pictures in Albums	62
Renaming a Picture	63
Viewing Picture Information	63
Printing an Image or Album	64
Choosing the Layout Style	65
Adding Text	67
Choosing Album Images	68
Adjusting the Printed Area	68
Adding Sound to an Image (Windows Only)	69
Playing Back Sounds	70
Editing Sounds	71
Deleting Sounds	71
Adding Annotations (Windows Only)	75
Using an Album as a Screen Saver	75
Setting an Image as Wallpaper	75
Copying to Diskette or Zip™ Disk	76
Viewing the Pictures on Diskette or Zip Disk	77
Sending Pictures and Sound by E-mail	78
CHAP 5-EDITING IMAGES	80
Viewing and Selecting Images	81
Applying Quick Fix	82
Correcting an Image	82
Cropping an Image	84
Resizing an Image	84
Rotating an Image	85
Flipping an Image	86
Applying Special Effects	86
Creating Panoramas	87
Picture-Taking Tips	88
Stitching Images	88
Troubleshooting Panoramas	89
Changing the Number of Colors	91
CHAP 6-USING CUSTOM AND ADVANCED FEATURES	92
Taking Pictures From Your Computer With Image Expert	92
Using the Self Timer	94
Setting the Shutter Speed	95
Taking Pictures With EPSON Photo!2	95
Adjusting Camera Settings From Your Computer	97
Changing Settings With Image Expert	97
Changing Settings With EPSON Photo!2	99
Customizing Settings With the LCD Screen	100
Setting the Camera Clock	101
Setting the Alert Beep	102
Setting the LCD Brightness	102
Setting the Power Mode	103
Setting the Language	103
CHAP 7-USING YOUR CAMERA FOR PRESENTATIONS	104
Uploading Images to the Camera	104
Uploading Existing Images From Your WindowsPC	105
Uploading Images From Your Macintosh	108
Converting Presentations	110
Capturing Windows Screens	111
Capturing Macintosh Screens	112
Projecting Your Presentation	113
CHAP 8-USING COMPACTFLASH MEMORY CARDS	115
Installing a Memory Card	116
Formatting a Memory Card	117
Removing a Memory Card	118
Getting Images From a Card to Your Computer	118
Using a PCMCIA Adapter	119
Transferring Photos	119
Getting Memory Information	120
Copying To and From a Memory Card	121
CHAP 9-PRINTING DIRECTLY FROM THE CAMERA	123
Uploading Direct Print	124
Connecting the Camera to the Printer	126
Starting Direct Print	127
Printing	128
Printing a Full Size or 5 x 7 Image	128
Producing Your Printout	133
Printing a Card	133
Printing Album Images	135
Printing Stickers	136
Printing a Contact Sheet	138
Cleaning the Print Heads	139
Removing Direct Print	140
Reading Error Messages	140
CHAP 10-MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING	142
Caring for the Camera and Battery Charger	142
Cleaning the Camera and Battery Charger	142
Storing the Camera	143
Solving Camera Problems	143
Solving Picture Problems	149
APPENDIX A-OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES	153
Using the Optional AC Adapter	154
Using an Optional Tripod	154
About the IOMEGA Clik! Drive	155
APPENDIX B-SPECIFICATIONS	156
Camera	156
Physical Dimensions	156
Safety Specifications	156
Power	156
Technical	157
Environmental	157
Photographic	158
Camera Picture Capacity	159
NiMH Battery Charger	159
Physical Dimensions	159
Technical	159
Optional AC Adapter	160
Physical Dimensions	160
Technical	160
INDEX	161