Epson Stylus Photo RX640 series - Page 17

Making Prints From Your Memory Card 17
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3. Press the s Memory Card mode button.
4. Use the l or r button to select one of the options
for choosing your photos, and then press OK.
Depending on your selection, you see a screen like
this:
5. Follow the instructions at the bottom of the screen
to select the photos you want to print and the
number of copies.
Use the u, d, l, and r buttons to select a photo;
use the u or d button to set the number of copies.
6. Press the x Print Settings button.
7. Use the u or d button to select the menu item, then
press the r button.
8. Use the u or d button to select the setting item.
Then press OK to apply the new settings.
Setting Description
View and
Print Photos
Prints only the photos that you choose.
Print All
Photos
Prints all the photos on your card.
Print by Date Prints photos by the date they were
taken.
Print Range
of Photos
Prints a sequence of photos, for example
3 through 8.
Print Cropped
Photos
Prints only the part of the photo that you
crop. (& page 22)
Print Index
Sheet
Prints thumbnails of the photos on your
card and lets you select which ones you
want to print. (& page 20)
1. Select your
option.
2. Press OK.
Setting Description
Paper Type Select the setting for the type of paper
you loaded (& page 4).
Paper Size Select the paper size you loaded.
Layout If you want to print without white
borders around the edges, choose
Borderless. Otherwise choose Border
or another layout option as described
on page 18.
Date Prints the date your photo was taken
in one of the following formats:
yyyy.mm.dd (2005.10.01),
mmm.dd.yyyy (Oct.01.2005),
dd.mmm.yyyy (01.Oct.2005), or
None (no date).
Time Prints the time your photo was taken
in one of the following formats:
12-hour system (8:35),24-hour
system (20:35), or None (no time
printed).
Quality Select the quality of the print to be
made.
Filter Select B&W to print your photo in black
and white. Select Sepia to print your
photo in sepia.
Auto Correct P.I.M. uses your camera's PRINT
Image Matching or Exif Print settings.
PhotoEnhance: adjust the
brightness, contrast, and saturation of
your photos.
Brightness Adjust this setting if your prints are too
light or too dark.
Contrast Adjust this setting to increase the
contrast.
Sharpness Adjust this setting to sharpen or soften
your prints.