Sony DPP-FP50 Operating Instructions - Page 78

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Symptom The image cannot be printed fully in the print range. Check • Did you set "Borders" in the Set Up menu to "Yes"? Cause/Solutions c Set "Borders" to "No" by selecting Menu - Set Up - Borders. (.page 49) • Is the aspect ratio of the image correct? c Depending on the type of digital camera used, the aspect ratio of the recorded image differs, so the image may not be printed covering the entire printable area. Even if I set "Borders" to "No", the image is printed with borders on both sides. • Is the image edited and saved with "Borders" set to "Yes"? c When you edit and save an image in the postcard or 3.5 x 5 inch size, it is saved as a print image including the blank areas. Even if you print it with "Borders" set to "No", you cannot eliminate the borders on both sides of a print. To print without borders, edit and save an image with "Borders" set to "No". (.page 49) Only part of an • Did you set "Borders" in image is printed. the Set Up menu to "Yes"? The image is stretched horizontally when printed. • Did you rotate the image or add other process? c Set "Borders" to "Yes" to print the whole area of an image. (.page 49) c Depending on the type of digital camera used, the image may be stretched vertically if it has been rotated or processed using your digital camera. This is not because of trouble with the printer, but because the image was rewritten with your digital camera. There are white lines or dots on the printed pictures. c The print head or paper path may be soiled. Use the supplied cleaning cartridge to clean the head and path. (.page 89) 78 GB

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78
GB
Symptom
The image
cannot be
printed fully in
the print range.
Even if I set
“Borders” to
“No”, the image
is printed with
borders on both
sides.
Only part of an
image is printed.
The image is
stretched
horizontally
when printed.
There are white
lines or dots on
the printed
pictures.
Cause/Solutions
c
Set “Borders” to “No”
by selecting
Menu - Set Up - Borders. (
.
page
49)
c
Depending on the type of digital
camera used, the aspect ratio of the
recorded image differs, so the image
may not be printed covering the entire
printable area.
c
When you edit and save an image in
the postcard or 3.5 x 5 inch size, it is
saved as a print image including the
blank areas.
Even if you print it with
“Borders” set to “No”, you cannot
eliminate the borders on both sides of a
print.
To print without borders, edit
and save an image with “Borders” set
to “No”.
(
.
page 49)
c
Set “Borders” to “Yes” to print the
whole area of an image. (
.
page 49)
c
Depending on the type of digital
camera used, the image may be
stretched vertically if it has been
rotated or processed using your
digital camera. This is not because of
trouble with the printer, but because
the image was rewritten with your
digital camera.
c
The print head or paper path may be
soiled.
Use the supplied cleaning
cartridge to clean the head and path.
(
.
page 89)
Check
• Did you set “Borders” in
the Set Up menu to
“Yes”?
• Is the aspect ratio of the
image correct?
• Is the image edited and
saved with “Borders” set
to “Yes”?
Did you set “Borders” in
the Set Up menu to
“Yes”?
• Did you rotate the image
or add other process?