Epson PictureMate Snap - PM 240 Product Information Guide - Page 9

Cropping, Red-Eye Removal, Adding a Date Stamp, Printing Photos in Black-and-White or, Sepia

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PictureMate Snap (PM 240) Cropping You can print just part of a photo, cropping out the area that you don't want. The part you keep is automatically enlarged to fit the page. (Cropping affects only your printed photo, not your original image.) 1. Select the photo you want to crop. 2. Press Menu. 3. Press or to highlight Edit, then press OK. 4. Press or to highlight Crop Photo, then press OK. You see a blue box around the photo: This indicates the area that will print; the area outside the box will be cropped. 5. Set the area you want to print: ❏ Press Zoom In to crop more of the photo. ❏ Press Zoom Out to crop less of the photo. ❏ Press , , , or to move the blue box to a different part of your photo. ❏ Press Display to rotate the blue box. 6. Press OK. You see a close-up of your photo with the crop setting you selected. 7. Press OK to select the cropped photo for printing. 8. If you want to crop additional photos, repeat steps 1 through 7. 9. Adjust any other settings you want, then press Print to print your photos. Red-Eye Removal When you take photos of people, they sometimes appear to have red eyes. You can use red-eye reduction to help eliminate this problem. Note: Red-eye reduction may not correct red eyes in all photos. The Red-Eye Reduction setting is kept until you remove the memory card or cancel all settings. To use red-eye reduction whenever you print, see the Basics book. 1. Select a photo with the red-eye problem. 2. Press Menu. 3. Press or to highlight Edit, then press OK. 4. Press or to highlight Red-Eye Reduction, then press OK. 5. Highlight On to turn on the setting, then press OK. 6. At the next screen, select whether to apply the setting to the current photo or all photos, then press OK. Adding a Date Stamp You can add the date your photos were originally taken to the bottom right corner of each photo. Note: The date comes from your camera, not from the printer. If this information is incorrect, adjust the date setting on your camera. 1. Press Menu. 2. Press or to highlight Setup, then press OK. 3. Press or to highlight Date Stamp, then press OK. 4. Highlight On, then press OK. Note: If a card is already inserted, you need to remove it and reinsert it before the setting takes effect. (Or press Cancel and select Yes to cancel all settings.) Your photos are automatically date-stamped until you turn off the setting. Printing Photos in Black-and-White or Sepia You can print pictures in black-and-white or in a sepia tone (like an old-fashioned photo) even when the originals are in color. Your original images are not changed. Note: The color effect you choose is kept until you remove the memory card or cancel all settings. To use the same color effect whenever you print, see the Basics book. 1. Select a photo to print black-and-white or sepia. 2. Press Menu. 3. Press or to highlight Edit, then press OK. 8/06 PictureMate Snap (PM 240) - 9

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PictureMate Snap (PM 240)
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PictureMate Snap (PM 240)
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Cropping
You can print just part of a photo, cropping out the area that
you don’t want. The part you keep is automatically enlarged
to fit the page. (Cropping affects only your printed photo, not
your original image.)
1.
Select the photo you want to crop.
2.
Press
Menu
.
3.
Press
or
to highlight
Edit
, then press
OK
.
4.
Press
or
to highlight
Crop Photo
, then press
OK
.
You see a blue box around the photo:
This indicates the area that will print; the area outside the
box will be cropped.
5.
Set the area you want to print:
Press
Zoom In
to crop more of the photo.
Press
Zoom Out
to crop less of the photo.
Press
,
,
, or
to move the blue box to a
different part of your photo.
Press
Display
to rotate the blue box.
6.
Press
OK
. You see a close-up of your photo with the crop
setting you selected.
7.
Press
OK
to select the cropped photo for printing.
8.
If you want to crop additional photos, repeat steps 1
through 7.
9.
Adjust any other settings you want, then press
Print
to
print your photos.
Red-Eye Removal
When you take photos of people, they sometimes appear to
have red eyes. You can use red-eye reduction to help eliminate
this problem.
Note:
Red-eye reduction may not correct red eyes in all photos. The
Red-Eye Reduction
setting is kept until you remove the memory
card or cancel all settings. To use red-eye reduction whenever you
print, see the
Basics
book.
1.
Select a photo with the red-eye problem.
2.
Press
Menu
.
3.
Press
or
to highlight
Edit
, then press
OK
.
4.
Press
or
to highlight
Red-Eye Reduction
, then press
OK
.
5.
Highlight
On
to turn on the setting, then press
OK
.
6.
At the next screen, select whether to apply the setting to the
current photo or all photos, then press
OK
.
Adding a Date Stamp
You can add the date your photos were originally taken to the
bottom right corner of each photo.
Note:
The date comes from your camera, not from the printer. If this
information is incorrect, adjust the date setting on your camera.
1.
Press
Menu
.
2.
Press
or
to highlight
Setup
, then press
OK
.
3.
Press
or
to highlight
Date Stamp
, then press
OK
.
4.
Highlight
On
, then press
OK
.
Note:
If a card is already inserted, you need to remove it and reinsert
it before the setting takes effect. (Or press
Cancel
and select
Yes
to
cancel all settings.) Your photos are automatically date-stamped until
you turn off the setting.
Printing Photos in Black-and-White or
Sepia
You can print pictures in black-and-white or in a sepia tone
(like an old-fashioned photo) even when the originals are in
color. Your original images are not changed.
Note:
The color effect you choose is kept until you remove the
memory card or cancel all settings. To use the same color effect
whenever you print, see the
Basics
book.
1.
Select a photo to print black-and-white or sepia.
2.
Press
Menu
.
3.
Press
or
to highlight
Edit
, then press
OK
.