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Other Ways to View and Select Your Photos

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Other Ways to View and Select Your Photos When previewing your photos, you can choose whether to view them one-at-atime or nine per screen. You can also select photos for printing one-by-one, in a range, or all at once. If your digital camera supports DPOF, you can use it to make your selections beforehand. 1. After making your print settings (page 30), you see the first photo on your card. Press the Screen View button. Your photos are displayed nine per screen. Note: Press the Screen View button again to view your images as a slide show. (You cannot select the number of prints in this mode.) Press Screen View again to return to viewing one photo per screen. 2. To select photos one-by-one, use the u, d, l, r arrow buttons to select each photo, and the + and - buttons to select the number of copies. Press OK when done making your selections. Continue with step 8. 3. To select a range of photos, press the Options button. You see this screen: 4. Highlight Select Range, then press OK. Note: You can also select or deselect all the photos on the card. When selecting a range of photos, it is helpful to view them nine per screen. 5. Move the highlight box to the first photo in the range of photos you want to print, then press OK. Then use the u, d, l, r arrow buttons to highlight additional adjacent photos. Press OK when done. 6. By default, each photo in the range is set to print one copy. If you wish to make additional copies of any photo, highlight it and use the + and - buttons to select the number of copies. 34 Making Prints From Your Digital Camera

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34
Making Prints From Your Digital Camera
Other Ways to View and Select Your Photos
When previewing your photos, you can choose whether to view them one-at-a-
time or nine per screen. You can also select photos for printing one-by-one, in a
range, or all at once. If your digital camera supports DPOF, you can use it to make
your selections beforehand.
1.
After making your print settings (page 30),
you see the first photo on your card. Press
the
Screen View
button. Your photos are
displayed nine per screen.
Note:
Press the
Screen View
button again to view
your images as a slide show. (You cannot select
the number of prints in this mode.) Press
Screen View
again to return to viewing one
photo per screen.
2.
To select photos one-by-one, use the
u
,
d
,
l
,
r
arrow buttons to select each
photo, and the
+
and
–
buttons to select the number of copies. Press
OK
when
done making your selections. Continue with step 8.
3.
To select a range of photos, press the
Options
button. You see this screen:
4.
Highlight
Select Range
, then press
OK
.
Note:
You can also select or deselect all the photos on the card. When selecting a range
of photos, it is helpful to view them nine per screen.
5.
Move the highlight box to the first photo in the range of photos you want to
print, then press
OK
. Then use the
u
,
d
,
l
,
r
arrow buttons to highlight
additional adjacent photos. Press
OK
when done.
6.
By default, each photo in the range is set to print one copy. If you wish to
make additional copies of any photo, highlight it and use the
+
and
–
buttons
to select the number of copies.