Epson CX7800 - Stylus Color Inkjet User manual

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Welcome
Your Epson Stylus®CX7800 lets you copy, print, and restore color in your
printed photos, slides, or negatives without using a computer.
Follow the steps in “Getting Started” on page 3, then see these sections:
❍“Copying 4 × 6-inch Photos” on page 7
❍“Making Photos From Slides and Negatives” on page 8
❍“Restoring Faded Color Photos, Slides, and Negatives” on page 9
❍“Printing Photos From a Memory Card” on page 10
This booklet guides you through copying, restoring, and printing your photos
on 4 × 6-inch photo paper. To print on other paper types and sizes, or for
additional instructions, see the Basics Guide or on-screen User’s Guide.
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Getting Started
Loading Paper
Insert 4 × 6-inch Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper short edge first and
shiny side up.
Flip the feeder guard forward.
Insert paper against the right edge
of the sheet feeder. Slide the left
edge guide over.
Flip the feeder guard back.
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Placing Photos
1Open the document cover and place a 4 × 6-inch photo face-down on the
glass, in the upper left corner.
Tip:
You can also copy two 4 × 6-inch photos at
the same time. Place photos vertically
about 0.4 inch apart, even when copying
landscape oriented photos.
2Close the document cover.
You’re ready to start a photo project. See one of these sections for instructions:
❍“Copying 4 × 6-inch Photos” on page 7
❍“Restoring Faded Color Photos, Slides, and Negatives” on page 9
Move photo 0.2 inch
from top and side edges.
0.4 inch
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Placing Film and Slides
First, remove the document mat. Then follow the steps below:
Placing Film
1Open the film strip cover and slide the strip of film into the film holder.
2Place the film holder on the glass as shown.
3Close the document cover.
You’re ready to start a photo project. See one of these sections for instructions:
❍“Making Photos From Slides and Negatives” on page 8
❍“Restoring Faded Color Photos, Slides, and Negatives” on page 9
Pull up the fastener, then
pull out the document mat.
Insert the film under the tabs, with the shiny
(base) side up. Close the film strip cover.
Insert the tabs in the two
holes to the left of the glass.
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Placing Slides
1Place the film holder on the glass as shown.
2Place your slides in the film holder.
3Close the document cover.
You’re ready to start a photo project. See these sections for instructions:
❍“Making Photos From Slides and Negatives” on page 8
❍“Restoring Faded Color Photos, Slides, and Negatives” on page 9
Insert the tabs in the two
holes to the left of the glass.
Place slides shiny (base) side up.
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Copying 4 × 6-inch Photos
Before you begin, load paper and place your photo on the glass as described in
“Getting Started” on page 3.
1Press the Film/Photo mode button.
2If necessary, press the lor rPhoto/Options button to select Copy
Photograph.
Tip:
You can also restore faded color photos when copying. See “Restoring Faded
Color Photos, Slides, and Negatives” on page 9 for details.
3Press the xStart button to preview your photos on the LCD screen.
4Press the lor rPhoto/Options button to view your photos and the
uor dCopies button to select the number of copies to print.
5If necessary, press the paper type button to select Photo Paper and the
paper size button to select 4”×6.”
6Press the xStart button to print your photo.
Note:
To cancel printing, press the yStop/Clear Settings button.
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Making Photos From Slides and
Negatives
Before you begin, load paper, remove the document mat, and place your
negatives or slides in the film holder as described in “Getting Started” on
page 3.
1Press the Film/Photo mode button.
2Press the lor rPhoto/Options button to select one of the following
settings:
❍Negative Film
❍Positive Film
❍Slides
❍B&W Negative Film
Tip:
You can also restore faded color negatives and slides when copying. See
“Restoring Faded Color Photos, Slides, and Negatives” on page 9 for details.
3Press the xStart button to preview your photos on the LCD screen.
4Press the lor rPhoto/Options button to view your photos and the
uor dCopies button to select the number of copies to print.
5If necessary, press the paper type button to select Photo Paper and the
paper size button to select 4”×6.”
6Press the xStart button to print your photos.
Note:
To cancel printing, press the yStop/Clear Settings button.
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Restoring Faded Color Photos, Slides,
and Negatives
If you have faded color photos, negatives, or slides, your Epson Stylus
CX7800 can bring them back to life using the color restoration feature.
Before you begin, load paper and place your photo, negatives, or slides on the
glass as described in “Getting Started” on page 3.
1Press the Film/Photo mode button.
2Press the lor rPhoto/Options button to select one of these settings:
❍Copy Photograph Restoration ON
❍Negative Film Restoration ON
❍Positive Film Restoration ON
❍Slides Restoration ON
❍B&W Negative Film Restoration ON
3Press the xStart button preview your photos on the LCD screen.
4Press the lor rPhoto/Options button to view your photos and the
uor dCopies button to select the number of copies to print.
5If necessary, press the paper type button to select Photo Paper and the
paper size button to select 4”×6.”
6Press the xStart button to print your photos.
Note:
To cancel printing, press the yStop/Clear Settings button.
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Printing Photos From a Memory Card
Before you begin, load paper as described in “Getting Started” on page 3.
1Open the memory card slot cover.
2Insert your memory card in the correct slot.
The memory card light turns green when the card is inserted. You see a
preview of the first image on the memory card.
Smart Media
xD-Picture Card* Memory Stick*
SD Card*
MultiMedia Card
CompactFlash
Microdrive
*For a complete list of supported memory cards, see the table on page 11.
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