Sony UPA-PC105 User manual

A-C3Q-100-81 (1)
Digital
Photofinishing
System
© 2005 Sony Corporation
User’s Guide Version 4.250 GB
Guía del usuario Versión 4.250 ES
IT
Sony Corporation

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Table of Contents
Overview
Features .............................................................. 3
Guides for This Unit .......................................... 3
Operation
Operation Overview .............................................. 4
Printing Pictures .................................................... 5
Operation Flow ................................................... 5
How to Print Stored Pictures .............................. 5
Printing Pictures Stored on the System .............. 8
Scanning Pictures and Printing ........................... 9
Operation Flow ................................................... 9
How to Scan and Print Pictures ........................ 10
Cancelling Printing ............................................. 13
Editing Pictures ................................................... 14
Adjusting the Picture Composition .................. 14
Adding Dates .................................................... 17
Printing Matte Pictures ..................................... 18
Adjusting Skin Complexion ............................. 19
Enhancing a Picture ......................................... 19
Selecting Sepia or Black and White ................. 20
Removing Red Eye .......................................... 21
Add Text to Pictures ......................................... 22
Output Services ................................................... 24
Specifying Paper Sizes ..................................... 24
Creative Printing .............................................. 25
Using Index Printing ........................................ 29
Print All Pictures on Your Media ..................... 30
Print Packages .................................................. 30
Writing Pictures to a CD-R .............................. 31
Changing the Settings
Changing Settings ................................................ 35
Settings ................................................................. 37
Administration Screen Buttons ........................ 37
[Screens] Tab .................................................... 38
[Pricing] Tab ..................................................... 39
[Promotions] Tab .............................................. 40
[Templates] Tab ................................................ 41
[Accounting] Tab ............................................. 41
[System] Tab .................................................... 43
[Custom] Tab .................................................... 46
Optional Operations
Printing Standard - Size Pictures ....................... 48
Appendix
Notes on Using Media ..........................................49
About Error Message ..........................................51

Overview
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Overview
This section describes the capabilities of this software
and outlines the contents of this guide.
Features
The Digital Photo System can be used to take pictures
stored on digital camera storage media or CD-ROM and
print them on a printer connected to the system. With a
scanner connected to the system, you can also scan
pictures. In addition, the unit also features the following.
Variety of Output Services
• A variety of printing features, such as picture
enlargement for printing on large paper sizes,
printing pictures in combination with decorative
borders, and so on.
• Writing pictures to CD-R.
For details, see “Output Services” (page 24).
Editing Pictures
Pictures can be edited before printing using cropping,
color correction, and so on.
For details, see “Editing Pictures” (page 14).
Configuring Settings
Use the Administration screen to set up passwords,
prices for output services, and so on.
For details, see “Changing Settings” (page 35).
Guides for This Unit
The following guides are supplied with this unit.
User’s Guide
The user’s guide describes the following:
• Printing pictures
• Scanning and printing pictures
• Editing pictures
• Using the various output services
• Modifying the settings of the unit
Operating Instructions
The operating instructions describe the following:
• Part names and their functions
• Connections
• Starting up and shutting down the system
• Inserting media
• Troubleshooting

Operation
Operation Overview
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Operation
Operation Overview
Note
The storage media you can use will differ depending on
the hardware you are using.
These instructions describe general procedures for
capturing and printing pictures according to the type of
original data used:
• Printing Pictures (page 5)
• Scanning Pictures and Printing (page 9)
• Editing Pictures (page 14)
See the appropriate sections for details about how to
perform the procedures below after using one of the
general procedures above.
For details about how to edit pictures, see “Editing
Pictures” (page 14).
For details about how to write pictures to a CD-R and
selecting other output services, see “Output Services”
(page 24).
Customer Data
Output Services
Scanning
• “Memory Stick”
• “Memory Stick Pro”
• CompactFlash card
• SmartMedia card
•SDcard
• MultiMediaCard
•PCCard
• xD-Picture Card
• Floppy disk
• CD-ROM
Pictures
Loading pictures
Selecting pictures to output
Scanning
Selecting pictures to output
Printing or writing to CD-R
Editing Pictures
• Cropping • Rotating • Reorienting • Stamping dates • Removing red eye
• Correcting colors • Selecting sepia or black and white • Adding Text • More
Note
You cannot edit pictures to
be written to CD-R.
Stored Pictures
Photo Library
(pictures stored
on the system)
Stock Data
Stored Pictures
Editing pictures
• Selecting sepia or black
and white
• Adding Text
• Matte (8 × 10 prints only)
Printing
Selecting pictures to output

Operation
Printing Pictures 5
Printing Pictures
This section describes how to print pictures stored on
media.
Note
A compatible printer (UP-DR100, etc.) must be
connected to this system to print pictures.
For details about printers that can be used with this
display, refer to the Operating Instructions.
Operation Flow
The general procedure for printing pictures stored on
various media is described below.
1) You must use media of the same type as removed.
2) For details about how to perform this procedure, see “Printing
Pictures Stored on the System” (page 8).
How to Print Stored Pictures
This section describes how to load and print pictures
from a “Memory Stick”, “Memory Stick Pro”, floppy
disk, CD-ROM, SmartMedia card, Compact Flash card,
SD card, PC Card, xD-Picture Card, or
MultiMediaCard.
Note
The storage media you can use will differ depending on
the hardware you are using.
Selecting the Media Containing Pictures
and Inserting It into the Unit
1 Touch the screen once.
Note
Depending on the settings made in the
Administration screen, the buttons appearing on the
screens that follow may vary. Touch the appropriate
buttons.
For details about see “[Screens] Tab” (page 38).
The media selection screen appears.
2 Touch the icon that corresponds to the media
containing your pictures.
You are prompted to insert your media into the unit.
Once you have inserted the media into the unit, it is
automatically detected. Proceed to “Selecting the
Output Service” .
Select the media containing pictures and
inserting it into the unit
Select the output service
Insert the media
Select the pictures and specify the number of
copies to print
Verify the order and enter a password
Output
You can insert multiple media
containing pictures when
writing pictures to CD-R.1)
When printing
pictures stored on
the system.2)

Operation
Printing Pictures
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For details about the media supported by the
system, refer to the Operating Instructions.
Note
• The following buttons are available in this screen
and the screens that follow. Touch the buttons
when required.
– If you touch the [Start Over] button, a message
prompts you to verify that you want to
completely cancel the current operation and
return to the start screen. If you touch the [OK]
button, the display returns to the screen in
step1.
– [Help]. Touch to display online Help for a
description about procedures that apply to the
current screen.
Selecting the Output Service
Touch the appropriate button to select the output service.
For details, see “Output Services” (page 24).
For example, touch [5 ×7].
The pictures are loaded and thumbnails of all the
pictures loaded from the media are displayed.
Notes
• Do not remove the storage media from the unit until
you are prompted to do so. Doing so may lead to data
loss or damage.
• The following is a list of formats compatible with this
display (up to a size of approximately 8000 ×6000
pixels):
– Exif version 2.1 or later (JPEG standard, file
extension: .jpg)
– BMP (uncompressed, 24-bit Windows format, file
extension: .bmp)
– TIFF (uncompressed, file extension: .tif)
• The thumbnails approximate the printed result.
Depending on the data loaded to the unit, some
thumbnails may appear slightly cropped (horizontally
or vertically).
Selecting the Pictures and Specifying the
Number of Copies to Print
Select the pictures that you want to print and specify the
number of copies that you want.
1 Touch the pictures that you want to print to select
them.
To cancel a selection, touch the picture again, and
then touch the [-] button to reduce the displayed
value to zero. To select all the loaded pictures,
touch the [Select All] button. To select more than
one picture (but not all), touch them individually,
and reduce their values to zero with the [-] button.
If all the pictures cannot be displayed on one page,
touch the [b] or [B] button to display more pages.
Notes
• If the pictures loaded by the unit contain
unsupported file formats and/or unreadable files,
they are represented by the following icon and
cannot be selected.

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• If pictures are smaller than the minimum size
supported by the selected paper size, an
exclamation mark indicating low image
resolution appears on the upper-left corner of its
thumbnail. The minimum size of pictures
according to the output service is as follows.
2 Specify the number of copies to print.
Touch a picture to select it, and then touch the [+]
or [-] button to increase or decrease the number of
copies.
At this step you can also perform the following
procedures:
• You can edit pictures by adjusting the brightness
or contrast, or cropping them.
For details, see “Editing Pictures” (page 14).
• You can add dates to your pictures.
For details, see “Adding Dates” (page 17).
• You can select other print sizes for the picture
currently selected.
For details, see “Specifying Paper Sizes”
(page 24)
3 When you are done specifying the number of copies
to print, touch the [OK] button.
Data is loaded from the storage media, and then a
screen appears, allowing you to verify your order.
Verifying the Order and Entering a
Password
You must enter a password to print. The default
password is the sales clerk password, “0000”.
Note
You can use the Administration screen to set whether a
password must be entered before printing and to change
passwords.
For details, see “[System] Tab” (page 43).
1 Verify the order, and then touch the [Check Out]
button.
2 When the message prompts you to remove the
media, remove it.
The password entry screen appears.
Notes
• If you remove your media from the unit while the
order confirmation screen is displayed, you are
not prompted to remove your media. Proceed to
step 3.
• If you used the Administration screen to set
printing without password entry, the screen in
step 1 of “Output” (page 8) appears.
Output Service Minimum Picture Size
3.5 × 5", 4 × 6", 5 × 7" Short edge less than 600
pixels
6 × 8" Short edge less than 1024
pixels
8 × 10", 8 × 12" Short edge less than 1200
pixels
Price information displays

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3 Touch the appropriate keys to enter the password.
If you need to cancel password entry and start
again, touch the [Clear] button.
Output
1 Touch the [Enter] button.
The print job starts and the following screen
appears.
After a moment, the display returns to the screen in
step 1 of “Selecting the Media Containing Pictures
and Inserting It into the Unit” (page 5).
Notes
• If you use the Administration screen to set the
unit to inhibit all other operations during printing
([Background Printing] off), the “Thank you”
screen does not appear until printing ends, and
then returns to the screen in step 1 of “Selecting
the Media Containing Pictures and Inserting It
into the Unit” (page 5), effectively preventing the
user from performing other operations during
printing.
• A receipt is printed if a receipt printer is
connected to the unit and settings necessary for
printing receipts have been made within the
Administration screen. When output finishes, the
receipt is automatically printed.
Printing Pictures Stored on the
System
Along with pictures on storage media, you can also print
pictures imported to the system and stored in the Photo
Library. You can add and/or delete Photo Library data
with the [Import] button in the Administration screen.
For details, see “[Photo library]” (page 39).
1 In the media selection screen, touch [Photo library].
For details, see “Selecting the Media Containing
Pictures and Inserting It into the Unit” (page 5).
2 Touch the appropriate button to select the output
service.
For details, see “Output Services” (page 24).
For example, touch [5 ×7].
3 Touch the pictures that you want to print to select
them. To cancel a selection, touch the picture again,
and then touch the [-] button to reduce the displayed
value to zero. To select all the loaded pictures,
touch the [Select All] button. To select more than
one picture (but not all), touch them individually,
and reduce their values to zero with the [-] button.

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If all the pictures cannot be displayed on one page,
touch the [b] or [B] button to display more pages.
4 Specify the number of copies to print.
Touch a picture to select it, and then touch the [+]
or [-] button to increase or decrease the number of
copies.
At this step, you can also perform the following
procedures:
• Add text to pictures.
For details, see “Add Text to Pictures” (page 22),
step 2.
• Select sepia or black-and-white picture color.
For details, see “Selecting Sepia or Black and
White” (page 20), step 2.
• Print matte pictures (8 × 10/8 × 12 prints only).
For details, see “Printing Matte Pictures”
(page 18), step 2.
5 When you are done specifying the number of copies
to print, touch the [OK] button.
A screen appears, allowing you to verify your order.
From here, the procedures are the same as those for
pictures stored on media. Proceed to step 1 of
“Verifying the Order and Entering a Password”
(page 7).
Scanning Pictures and
Printing
This section describes how to scan pictures and print
them.
Notes
• A compatible printer (UP-DR100, etc.) and scanner
(sold separately) must be connected to this system to
scan and print pictures.
For details, refer to the hardware instruction manual.
• To perform scans, the [SCANNER] option under
[Input Icons] on the [Screens] tab on the
Administration screen must be set to “on”.
• If you plan to connect and use a scanner, you must
install the driver for the scanner.
For details, contact your dealer or a Sony
representative.
Operation Flow
The following represents the normal flow of operations
to scan pictures and print them.
Select the scanner as the input device
Select the output service
Scan pictures
Specify the number of copies to print
Verify the order and enter a password
Output

Operation
Scanning Pictures and Printing
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How to Scan and Print Pictures
This section describes how to scan pictures, and then
print them.
Selecting the Scanner as the Input Device
1 Touch the screen once.
Note
Depending on the settings made in the
Administration screen, the buttons appearing on the
screen that follows may vary. Touch the appropriate
button.
For details about see “[System] Tab” (page 43).
The media selection screen appears.
2 Touch [SCANNER].
Notes
The following buttons are available in this screen
and the screens that follow. Touch the buttons when
required.
• If you touch the [Start Over] button, a message
prompts you to verify that you want to
completely cancel the current operation and
return to the start screen. If you touch the [OK]
button, the display returns to the screen in step 1.
• [Help]. Touch to display online Help for a
description of procedures that apply to the current
screen.
Selecting the Output Service
Touch the appropriate button to select the output service.
For details, see “Output Services” (page 24).
For example, touch [5 ×7].
Scanning Pictures
Scan a picture. Repeat as many times as necessary.
Note
You can scan up to 999 pictures per order. However, if
you write the scanned pictures to CD-R, you can only
scan up to the number set [Scan Max for CD] in the
Administration screen.
For details, see “[Pricing] Tab” (page 39).
1 Follow the on-screen message and place the picture
in the scanner.
For details about how to position pictures for
scanning, refer to the scanner instructions.

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2 If you need to, touch a button according to the size
of the picture that you want to scan.
3 Touch the [Scan] button.
Scanning begins. When scanning is complete, the
following screen appears.
4 Remove the picture from the scanner, then touch
the [OK] button.
The scanned picture appears.
5 Repeat the procedure to scan as many pictures as
you need.
• To continue scanning, touch the [Yes] button,
place a picture in the scanner, and then repeat
from step 2.
• If you touch the [No] button, the screen to specify
the number of copies appears. Proceed to step 1
of “Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(see below).
At this step you can also perform the following
procedure:
• If all the images cannot be displayed, touch [b]
or [B] to display the previous or next page.
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print
1 Specify the number of copies to print.
Touch a picture to select it, and then touch the [+]
or [-] button to increase or decrease the number of
copies. To select all the scanned pictures, touch the
[Select All] button. To deselect all scanned
pictures, touch the button again.
If the list contains more than one page, touch [b] or
[B] to change the page display.
At this step you can also perform the following
procedures:
• You can edit pictures by cropping them or
adjusting the brightness and contrast.
For details, see “Editing Pictures” (page 14).
• You can select other print sizes for the picture
currently selected.
For details, see “Specifying Paper Sizes”
(page 24).
Price information displays

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2 Touch the [OK] button.
The next screen allows you to verify your order.
Verifying the Order and Entering a
Password
You must enter a password to print. The default
password is the sales clerk password, “0000”.
Note
You can use the Administration screen to set whether a
password must be entered and to change passwords.
For details, see “[System] Tab” (page 43).
1 Verify the order, and then touch the [Check Out]
button.
The password entry screen appears.
Note
If you used the Administration screen to set
printing without password entry, the screen in step
1 of “Output” (see below) appears.
2 Touch the appropriate keys to enter the password.
If you need to cancel password entry and start
again, touch the [Clear] button.
Output
1 Touch the [Enter] button.
The print job starts and the following screen
appears.
After a moment, the display returns to the screen in
step 1 of “Selecting the Scanner as the Input
Device” (page 10).
Notes
• If you use the Administration screen to set the
unit to inhibit all other operations during printing
([Background Printing] off), the “Thank you”
screen does not appear until printing ends, and
then returns to the screen in step 1 of “Selecting
the Scanner as the Input Device” (page 10),
effectively preventing the user from performing
other operations during printing.
• A receipt is printed if a receipt printer is
connected to the unit and settings necessary for
printing receipts have been made within the
Administration screen. When output finishes, the
receipt is automatically printed.

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Cancelling Printing
This procedure varies depending on the settings made in
the Administration screen. Follow the procedure that
applies to your situation.
If the unit is set to allow other operations during
printing
1 Make sure that the screen in step 1 of “Output”
(page 8) changes to the screen in step 1 of
“Selecting the Scanner as the Input Device”
(page 10).
2 Touch the screen twice successively at the location
indicated below.
3 Touch the number buttons to reenter the password
that you entered prior to printing.
To correct the entry clear it by touching the [Clear]
button and reenter the password.
4 Touch the [Enter] button.
The Administration screen appears. The screen
differs according to the password that you enter
(administrator or sales clerk password).
5 Touch the [Cancel Job] button.
A screen allowing you to verify the cancellation
appears.
6 Select the items that you want to cancel.
• If you touch the [First job] button, only the
current print job is cancelled.
• If you touch the [All jobs] button, all the print
jobs are cancelled.
• If you touch the [Go Back] button, printing
continues normally.
7 Read the message and touch the [OK] button.
8 Touch the [Exit Admin] button.
The screen in step 2 appears again.
Touch here twice.

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If the unit is set to inhibit other operations
during printing
1 Touch the screen twice successively at the location
indicated below.
2 Touch the number buttons to reenter the password
that you entered prior to printing.
To correct the entry clear it by touching the [Clear]
button and reenter the password.
3 Touch the [Enter] button.
All the print jobs are cancelled and the display
changes to the screen appearing in the first note in.
Editing Pictures
With this display you can use the following processes
and correction methods with pictures to output.
• Adding Text
• Adjusting the picture composition
• Correcting colors (brightness, contrast, color balance,
backlight compensation)
• Correcting complexion
• Correcting red eye
• Printing matte pictures
• Selecting sepia or black and white
• Stamping dates
Note
Certain of the functions described here are not available
with some output services.
Adjusting the Picture Composition
Cropping a Picture
The composition of a picture can be changed by
enlarging or moving it.
1 To select a picture for cropping, touch the picture in
the screen used to specify the number of copies.
For details, see “Selecting the Pictures and
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(page 6), step 2, or “Specifying the Number of
Copies to Print” (page 11), step 1.
2 Touch the [Edit/Magnify] button.
The picture editing screen appears.
Touch here twice.

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3 Touch
The composition adjustment screen appears.
4 Touch the zoom [+] button.
• Touch [+] repeatedly until the desired enlarged
size is achieved.
• To reduce the size of the picture, touch the zoom
[-] button.
5 Use the crop arrow buttons to set the picture
position.
6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to achieve the desired picture
composition.
7 When you are finished trimming the picture, touch
the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 3.
8 Touch the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 1. You can
continue editing other pictures or return to the
output operation.
Picture Orientation
Change the printing orientation of pictures without
having to rotate them.
1 To select a picture for reorientation, touch the
image in the screen used to specify the number of
copies.
For details, see “Selecting the Pictures and
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(page 6), step 2, or “Specifying the Number of
Copies to Print” (page 11), step 1.
2 Touch the [Edit/Magnify] button.
The picture editing screen appears.

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3 Touch
The composition adjustment screen appears.
4 Touch
The picture is re oriented and enlarged so that blank
margins do not show.
5 When you are finished re-orienting the picture,
touch the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 3.
6 Touch the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 1. You can
continue editing other pictures or return to the
output operation.
Rotating a Picture
Follow this procedure to rotate a picture relative to the
direction of printing.
1 To select a picture for rotation, touch the picture in
the screen used to specify the number of copies.
For details, see “Selecting the Pictures and
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(page 6), step 2, or “Specifying the Number of
Copies to Print” (page 11), step 1.
Note
Rotating pictures in this way does not affect the
printing orientation.
2 Touch the [Edit/Magnify] button.
The picture editing screen appears.
3 Touch
The adjustment screen appears.

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The picture is rotated 90º counterclockwise.
4 Touch the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 1. You can
continue editing other pictures or return to the
output operation.
Adding Dates
Image data in Exif (Exchangeable Image File Format)
format can be stamped with the date the picture was
taken. Exif is a file format for digital camera pictures
that allows the recording of the date the picture was shot,
the shutter speed, and other information.
Note
This function cannot be used with the [Border],
[Collage], or [CD Creation] output services.
Adding Dates on All the Selected Pictures
1 On the screen used to specify the number of copies,
touch the [Select All] button.
For details, see “Selecting the Pictures and
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(page 6), step 2.
All pictures are selected.
2 Touch the [Add DATE] button.
The date is added to all selected pictures, and the
[DATE] icon appears beneath them. If you want to
remove the date, simply touch the [Add DATE]
button again. You can continue editing other
pictures or return to the output operation.
Adding Dates on Specific Pictures
1 To select a picture for date stamping, touch the
picture in the screen used to specify the number of
copies.
For details, see “Selecting the Pictures and
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(page 6).
2 Touch the [Edit/Magnify] button.
The picture editing screen appears.
DATE Icon

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3 Touch the [DATE] button.
The picture is stamped with the date. If you want to
remove the date, simply touch the [DATE] button
again.
4 When you are finished stamping dates on pictures,
touch the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 1. At this
point, the [DATE] icon appears beneath the date-
stamped pictures. You can continue editing other
pictures or return to the output operation.
Note
The presence of the [DATE] icon indicates that the
date has been added to a picture, but only applies to
pictures at the paper size you selected during
“Selecting the Output Service” (page 7). If you
specify additional paper sizes when selecting
pictures, you can still set the date stamp for each
additional paper size, but the [DATE] icon will not
reflect this.
For details on adding paper sizes, see “Specifying
Additional Paper Sizes When Selecting Pictures”
(page 25).
Printing Matte Pictures
You can adjust your pictures so that they are matte when
printed.
Note
This function can only be used with 8 × 10/8 × 12 size
paper.
1 To select a picture for matte printing, touch the
picture in the screen used to specify the number of
copies.
For details, see “Selecting the Pictures and
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(page 6), step 2, or “Specifying the Number of
Copies to Print” (page 11), step 1.
2 Touch the [Edit/Magnify] button.
The picture editing screen appears.
3 Touch the [Matte] button.
The picture is set to be printed as a matte picture. To
cancel this setting, touch the [Matte] button again.
4 When you are finished, touch the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 1. You can
continue editing other pictures or return to the
output operation.

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Adjusting Skin Complexion
You can adjust the complexion of the subjects in the
picture so that blemishes or other such outstanding
marks are minimized.
1 To select a picture for complexion correction touch
the picture in the screen used to specify the number
of copies.
For details, see “Selecting the Pictures and
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(page 6), step 2, or “Specifying the Number of
Copies to Print” (page 11), step 1.
2 Touch the [Edit/Magnify] button.
The picture editing screen appears.
3 Touch
The complexion of the subject in the picture is
corrected. To cancel this setting, touch the
complexion button again.
Note
You cannot see the result of the correction on this
screen. It will appear in the prints.
4 When you are finished, touch the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 1. You can
continue editing other pictures or return to the
output operation.
Enhancing a Picture
The following items can be adjusted:
• Backlight
•Brightness
• Color balance
•Contrast
Notes
• This function cannot be used with the [CD Creation]
output service.
• The backlight correction function cannot be used with
the [Border] or [Collage] output services.
1 To select a picture for color correction, touch the
picture in the screen used to specify the number of
copies.
For details, see “Selecting the Pictures and
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(page 6), step 2, or “Specifying the Number of
Copies to Print” (page 11), step 1.
2 Touch the [Edit/Magnify] button.
The picture editing screen appears.

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3 Touch
The [Light/Dark] screen appears.
4 Touch the [+] or [-] button for each item to adjust
the setting.
• [Brightness]. Touch [+] for a brighter picture or
[-] for a darker picture.
• [Contrast]. Touch [+] for higher contrast or [-] for
lower contrast.
• [Enhance Picture]. Touch the various [+] or [-] to
adjust colors.
• Touch the [Backlight] button to compensate for
excessive lighting behind the subject.
If you want to cancel the color correction settings,
touch the [Cancel] button.
Note
If [RGB Display] is set to [OFF] on the [Custom] Tab,
the RGB adjustment buttons are not displayed.
5 When you are finished with color correction, touch
the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 3.
6 Touch the [OK] button.
The display returns to the screen at step 1. You can
continue editing other pictures or return to the
output operation.
Selecting Sepia or Black and White
Sepia or black and white can be selected as the picture
color.
1 To select a picture for sepia or black and white
printing, touch the picture in the screen used to
specify the number of copies.
For details, see “Selecting the Pictures and
Specifying the Number of Copies to Print”
(page 6), step 2, or “Specifying the Number of
Copies to Print” (page 11), step 1.
2 Touch the [Edit/Magnify] button.
The picture editing screen appears.
Preview
(reflects color correction settings)