Printing with Print Effect Settings (Printing from Canon Cameras)

    22-Nov-2007
    8000792701

    Category : Printing Operation
    Description : Printing with Print Effect Settings (Printing from Canon Cameras)
    Printing with Print Effect Settings (Printing from Canon Cameras)



    If you connect a Canon camera to the printer, you can select the print effects settings (red-eye correction and image quality adjustment) on the camera when printing.

    Note:
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    To select items from the camera's LCD monitor, press the button to the left, right, top, or bottom , and then press the <FUNC./SET> button to specify the item.
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    Screens, menu listings, or the locations of buttons may differ depending on the camera model being used.
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    These instructions show how to print one image on one sheet of paper as an example.



    1. Connect the camera to the printer and turn on the printer.


    Connect the printer and camera with the interface cable that came with your camera.
    Turn on the printer.



    2. Set the camera to Playback () mode, and turn on the camera. Press the Playback () button if your camera has this () button.




    3. The following screen appears on your camera’s LCD monitor. Confirm that [SET] appears on the screen.




    4. Press the button on your camera left or right to show the image you want to print. When the desired image is shown, press the <FUNC./SET> () button.




    5. The following screen appears.


    Set a [Print Effect] setting.
    - [Default]: The effect selected from the printer’s [Print Settings] will be applied.Please see the [Printer User Guide] for details.
    - [On]: Makes optimal prints by taking advantage of the camera information from the time of shooting.
    - [Off]: Prints without a print effect.
    - [Red-Eye1]: Corrects images in which people's eyes appear red and then makes prints.

    Specify the number of copies to make.
    Select [Paper Settings], and press the camera’s <FUNC./SET> () button.


    About Red-Eye
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    Depending on the image, there are cases where red-eye is not detected automatically, or is not corrected how you want it to be. The following are a few common examples.
    The face is extremely small, large, dark, or bright compared to the entire scene. The face is turned to the side or at an angle, or it is partially hidden by something else.
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    In cases where the image does not have the red-eye phenomenon, the camera might correct something other than someone's eyes by mistake.



    6. The following screen appears. Select the [Paper Size] to print, and press the <FUNC./SET> () button.




    7. The following screen appears. Select [Paper Type] (Type of paper), and press the <FUNC./SET> () button.




    8. The following screen appears. Specify [Borders] and the number of prints made on one sheet, and press the <FUNC./SET> () button.




    9. The following screen appears.


    Confirm the settings.
    [Select [Print], and press the camera’s <FUNC./SET> () button, and printing will start.



    10. After printing starts, the following screen will appear.




    This completes the process of the printing with Print Effect settings.