Correcting A Failed Photo Automatically (Auto Touch-Up) - Sony DPP-FP97 Operating Instructions Manual

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Correcting a failed
photo automatically
(AUTO TOUCH-UP)
1
Select the image that you want to
adjust and then press AUTO
TOUCH-UP.
Adjustment of the selected image starts.
The adjustment results will be displayed
on the screen. When a human face is
detected, the face is displayed with a
frame as the adjustments proceed.
To check the adjustment result
more clearly:
Press
to enlarge the image. (The image
will not be enlarged when printed.)
To display the original image
(before adjustments) again
Press AUTO TOUCH-UP. To display the
adjusted image, press AUTO TOUCH-UP
again.
If you have set a print quantity for
multiple images
All the images with print quantity settings
are adjusted. To display other images,
press g/G.
To change the print quantity
Press ENTER to display the print quantity
indication. Then press f/F to set the print
quantity and then press ENTER.
2
Press PRINT.
Printing of the selected image(s) starts.
Saving a corrected image
Press MENU, and the confirmation dialog box
is displayed. Press g/G to select "Yes," and
then press ENTER. An adjusted image is saved
as a new file. (page 25)
GB
20
Tip
Adjustment takes effect only on the image being
printed. The original image will not be adjusted.
Notes
• After the Auto Touch-up adjustment, you cannot
make a trimming print of an image that has been
enlarged by pressing
• Depending on the image, the Auto Touch-up
adjustment may not take effect properly. In this
case, select "Adjust" from the Edit menu to adjust
the image quality manually (page 22).
• Do not remove the memory card or external device
during the Auto Touch-up adjustment.
• Depending on the condition of the image, the
correction may take some time.
The automatic red-eye
correction function of this
printer uses the technology of
FotoNation Inc. in the U.S.A.
The "Skin Smoothing," "WB Correction," and
"Auto Dodging" correction functions of the
printer use the technology of Ichikawa Soft
Laboratory.
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