12 Copying
Note:
❏ If your photos have faded over time, select
On to bring them back to life.
❏ If you set Restoration to On for a normal
color photo, the photo may not be printed
correctly.
4. Press OK again. Your photo is
previewed.
5. Set the number of copies.
6. Press x Menu and change the settings
(& “Print settings for Reprint/Restore
Photos” on page 36). Then press OK.
7. Press x Start.
Note:
If the edges of the copy are cropped off, move
the original away from the corner slightly.
Copying multiple photos
Place each photo horizontally.
Note:
❏ You can copy two 10 × 15 cm (4 × 6 in.) size
photos at the same time. If the edge of the
photo is missing after you print, try copying
them one at a time.
❏ Place your photo 5 mm away from the edge of
the document table. Also when you place two
photos, position each photo at least 5 mm
away from the adjacent photo.
❏ You can copy several different sized photos at
the same time, as long as they are larger than
30 × 40 mm.
Cropping and enlarging a
photo
You can crop out the rest of the photo and
print just the main subject by itself when
you copy a photo.
1. Press v Specialty Print.
2. Refer to “Copying Photos” on page 11
and follow the steps from 2 to 4.
3. Press G [Display/Crop]. You see the
cropping screen.
4. Use the following button to set the area
you want to crop.
Note:
x Menu is only available in the Memory
Card mode.
5. Press OK to confirm the cropped image.
Note:
To readjust the frame’s position, press
y Back to return to the previous screen.
6. When you have finished checking the
cropped image, press OK.
Note:
The icon is displayed on the cropped
image.
7. Set the number of copies.
5mm
5mm
5mm
Copies +, - Change the frame size.
u, d, l, r Move the frame.
x Menu Rotate the frame.
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