Sony DPP FP97 User Manual

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Editing an image
1From the   Edit menu (page 18), 
press g/G to select   (Enlarge) to 
enlarge an image or   (Reduce) 
to reduce it, and then press ENTER.
Each time you press the button, the image 
becomes larger or smaller. You can also 
use the   (zoom in) and   (zoom out) 
buttons to enlarge or reduce the image 
size:
 : up to 200%
 : down to 60%
2Press PRINT.
Note
The picture quality of an enlarged image may 
deteriorate depending on its size.
1From the   Edit menu (page 18), 
press g/G to select   (Move) and 
then press ENTER.
The g/G/f/F indicators appear on the 
left/right/above/below the image and you 
can move the image.
2Press g/G/f/F to move an image.
3Press ENTER.
The image is fixed in its current position.
4Press PRINT.
1From the   Edit menu (page 18), 
press g/G to select   (Rotate) and 
then press ENTER.
The Rotate menu is displayed.
2Press f/F to select the direction to 
rotate the image and then press 
ENTER.
 Rotate 90 Clockwise: Each time you 
press ENTER, the image rotates 90° 
clockwise.
 Rotate 90 Counterclockwise:
Each time you press ENTER, the image 
rotates 90° counterclockwise.
3Press PRINT.
Enlarging and reducing 
an image size
Moving an image
Rotating an image
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1From the   Edit menu (page 18), 
press g/G to select   (Adjust) and 
then press ENTER.
The Adjust menu is displayed.
2Press f/F to select the desired 
adjustment tool and press ENTER.
The adjustment screen of the selected tool 
appears.
Press g/G to adjust an image while 
checking the level.
The image before adjustment is displayed 
on the left half of the screen, and the 
adjusted image is displayed on the right.
Brightness: Press G to brighten the 
picture or g to darken it.
Tint: Press G to make the picture 
greenish or g to make it reddish.
Saturation: Press G to deepen the 
colors or g to lighten them.
Sharpness: Press G to sharpen the 
outlines or g to soften them.
3Press ENTER.
The adjustment takes effect. 
4Press PRINT.
1From the   Edit menu (page 18), 
press g/G to select   (Filter) and 
then press ENTER.
The Filter menu is displayed.
.
2Press f/F to select the filter you 
want to add to the image.
No Filter: No special filter is used on 
the image (default setting).
Single Color: Changes all the colors 
except for the one specified color into 
gray scale.
Painting: Makes the image look like a 
painted picture.
Cross Filter: Adds a cross, starburst 
effect to the light source to print an 
image with a sparkling impression.
Partial Color: Makes the 
surroundings of the subject 
monochrome to emphasize the subject 
in the center.
Sepia: Changes the image to look like 
an old photograph with faded colors.
Monochrome: Changes the image 
into a black and white picture.
Adjusting an image
When “Brightness” is selected.
Adding a special filter to 
an image
The “Painting” filter of the printer is uses the 
technology of Ichikawa Soft Laboratory.
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Fish-eye: Makes the image look like a 
photo taken with a fish-eye lens.
3Press ENTER.
The filter takes effect.
When you have selected “Cross Filter,” 
“Painting,” or “Single Color,” the setting 
window is displayed. Move to the next 
step.
4Set the level and range.
x Cross Filter
1Select “Level” with f/F and press 
ENTER, adjust the level with f/F, and 
then press ENTER.
The higher the level you set, the more 
light sources become sparkling.
2Select “Length” with f/F and press 
ENTER, adjust the length of light with 
f/F, and then press ENTER.
x Painting
Press f/F to adjust the line length and 
then press ENTER.
x Single Color
To select a color from specified colors
Press g/G to select the color that you 
want to retain and then press ENTER.
The image becomes monochrome while 
the specified color remains.To select a color from a photo
1Press f/F to select “Select a favorite 
color.,” then press ENTER.
The image is displayed with the color-
pick tool. 
2Press g/G/f/F to specify the portion 
that contains your favorite color, and 
then press ENTER.
3Press g/G to specify the range of the 
selected color.
4Press ENTER to fix the color and range.
The image becomes monochrome while 
the specified color remains.
5Press PRINT.
Tip
To redo the above operations, select “No Filter” and 
then redo the operations.
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When pressing AUTO TOUCH-UP cannot 
reduce the red-eye phenomenon of a subject 
shot by flash, you can adjust the image 
manually.
Notes
 If you perform additional editing, such as 
enlarging, reducing the image size, rotating or 
moving an image, after the red-eye correction, the 
red-eye correction may not take effect. Perform the 
red-eye correction after these editorial operations.
 If a subject face is small, the red-eye correction 
may not work.
1From the   Edit menu (page 18), 
press g/G to select   (Red-eye 
Correction) and then press ENTER.
The adjustment frame appears on the 
image, which indicates the range for red-
eye correction.
2Adjust the position and size of the 
adjustment frame.
Make the red-eye correction for the right 
and left eyes separately.
x To move the adjustment frame
1Press g/G to select   (Move) and 
press ENTER.
2Move the frame with g/G/f/F.The frame moves in the selected 
direction.
3Press ENTER.
The frame is fixed in the current 
position.
x To change the size of the 
adjustment frame
Press g/G to select   (Enlarge) or   
(Reduce) and press ENTER.
Each time you press ENTER, the frame 
becomes larger or smaller.
You can also enlarge or reduce the size by 
pressing the   (zoom in) or   (zoom out) 
buttons on the printer.
Tip
Make the size of the adjustment frame 2 to 7 
times as large as the eye size.
3Press g/G to select   and press 
ENTER.
The range of red-eye correction is 
enlarged.
4Press ENTER.
The adjustment takes effect.
The Red-eye correction menu is 
displayed.
To make a red-eye correction for other 
eyes, repeat steps 2 to 4.
5Press g/G to select   and press 
ENTER.
The Edit menu is displayed again.
6Press PRINT.
To reset the adjustment
Press CANCEL in step 5 instead of ENTER.
Correcting the red-eye 
phenomenon
         Adjustment frame
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1Press PRINT.
The print quantity indication is displayed.
2Set the print quantity.
 To increase the print quantity one by 
one, press f repeatedly.
 To reduce the print quantity one by one, 
press F briefly repeatedly.
 To reset the print quantity to 1, press F 
for more than two seconds.
3Press PRINT.
1Select   (Save) and then press 
ENTER.
The dialog box used to specify the 
destination folder is displayed.
2Select the destination where you 
want to save the image.
Press f/F to select “Internal memory,”  
“Memory Stick” media, “CompactFlash,” 
“SD memory Card,” “xD-Picture Card,” 
or “External Device,” and press ENTER.
Tip
When you select “External Device,” a dialog 
box for selecting a drive may be displayed. 
Follow the instructions on the screen to select 
the destination drive.
The dialog box used for setting a date is 
displayed. You can save the set date with 
the image.
3Set date.
Press g/G to select an item (month, day, 
and year), and press f/F to select the 
number, and then press ENTER.
The image edited by the Edit or 
CreativePrint menu is saved as a new 
image. The dialog box used to specify the 
new image number (folder number-file 
number) is displayed.
Tip
The original image will not be overwritten.
4Press ENTER.
Notes
 While the image is being saved, do not turn off the 
printer or remove a memory card or external 
device from the printer. The printer, memory card, 
USB memory, or external device may be damaged 
or the data may be lost.
 You cannot save built-in image for the printer’s 
demo mode.
  Printing an edited image
Saving an edited image
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Performing 
“CreativePrint”
Using the CreativePrint menu
To undo the operation midway
Press CANCEL The window of the previous step is 
displayed. Depending on the step, you may not be 
able to undo the operation.
To exit the CreativePrint menu
 Press MENU in the middle of the operations 
and select “CreativePrint Complete.” 
Then press ENTER.
 In the image preview view, press 
g/G/f/F 
to select   and press ENTER.
The dialog box for saving an image may be 
displayed (page 25).
Tips
 You can press MENU while performing 
CreativePrint and set part of the Print setup menu 
items.
 The CreativePrint menu allows you to input 
characters using the keyboard, superimpose a  
handwritten message, and input a preinstalled 
phrase (pages 28, 31).
1From the   CreativePrint menu 
(page 19), press g/G/f/F to select 
 “Scrapbook,” then press ENTER.
The window for selecting a theme is 
displayed.
2Press g/G/f/F to select the desired 
theme, then press ENTER.
The window used for selecting templates 
of the selected theme is displayed.
3Press g/G/f/F to select the desired 
template, then press ENTER.
A preview of the selected template is 
displayed.
4Select an image.
When you select a template with multiple 
images, repeat the procedures below to 
select an image for each area.
Making a Scrapbook
                   Image area
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1Press g/G/f/F to select an image area, 
then press ENTER.
The index view is displayed.
2Press g/G/f/F to select the desired 
image, then press ENTER.
The window used for adjusting the 
image is displayed.
5Adjust the image size, position or 
others of the selected image. 
Press g/G to select the desired adjustment 
item, then press ENTER.
6Press g/G to select   and press 
ENTER.
The selected image is added to the image 
area.
 To add an image to another image area, 
repeat steps 4 and 5.
 To superimpose stamps or characters on 
the image, proceed with step 7.
 To print the previewed image, skip to 
step 8.
7Superimpose stamps or characters.
Press g/G/f/F to select the desired item 
such as a stamp or characters, and then 
press ENTER.
                Adjustment tools
Items Procedures
 /    Reduces or increases the 
size of an image.
Move the image with
 
g/G/f/F, and then press 
ENTER.
Each time you press 
ENTER, the image rotates 
90° clockwise.
Automatically adjusts a 
failed photo having 
problems such as being 
backlit, out-of-focus, or 
showing the red-eye 
phenomenon.(page 20)
              Tool buttons     Image area
Items Procedures
Allows you to choose to input 
characters using the keyboard, to 
input a preinstalled phrase, or to 
superimpose a handwritten 
message.
Select the desired stamp with
 
g/G/f/F, and then press ENTER 
to superimpose it on an image.
Saves the edited image on a 
memory card, external device, or 
in internal memory.
Prints an edited image.
Completes the creation operation.
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x Superimposing a stamp
1Press g/G /f /F  to select   (Stamp) 
and then press ENTER.
The window used for selecting a stamp 
is displayed.
2Press g/ G /f /F  to select the desired 
stamp and then press ENTER.
The selected stamp is displayed in the 
center of the preview screen. 
3Press g/ G /f /F  to adjust the position of 
the stamp.
4Press  / on the printer to adjust the 
size of the stamp.
5Press ENTER. The stamp is superimposed.
6Press CANCEL.
7Press g/ G  to select  and then press 
ENTER.  
• To superimpose the same stamp 
repeatedly
After step 
5, press  ENTER again; the 
same stamp is superimposed. Repeat 
steps 
3 and 4 to adjust the position 
and size. 
• To flip or rotate a stamp
After step 
2, press CANCEL. Then 
press 
g/ G  to select   (Flip) or   
(Rotate 90 Clockwise), and press  
ENTER. 
To move the stamp, press  g/G  to select 
 and press ENTER. To enlarge or 
reduce the size of the stamp,  press  g/G  
to select   or   and press ENTER. 
When the adjustments are complete, 
press  g/G  to select 
 (Stamp) and 
press ENTER. Then perform steps 
5 
through 
7. The stamp is superimposed.
x  Superimposing characters
1Press g/ G /f /F  to select    (Text) and 
then press ENTER. 
2Press  f/F  to select [Keyboard], and 
then press ENTER.
The keyboard is displayed.
3Input characters.
Press 
g/ G /f /F  to select the desired 
character and then press ENTER. 
The selected characters are displayed in 
the character input box. 
Up to approximately 50 characters can 
be entered. You can input alphanumeric 
characters and symbols only.
 To change among characters or  symbols
Press 
g/G /f /F  to select [A/a/@]  and 
then press ENTER repeatedly to change 
among small letters, capital letters, and 
symbols.
 To delete a character Press 
g/G /f /F  to select [ B] or [ b] and 
then press ENTER repeatedly so that 
the cursor in the character input box 
moves just to the right of the character 
that you want to delete. Press 
g/ G /f /F  
to select [Delete] and then press 
ENTER. Each time you press ENTER, 
the character to the left of the cursor is 
deleted. 
               Character input box
                           Keyboard
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 To utilize the history
Press g/G/f/F to select [F] or [f]   
and then press ENTER to display and 
utilize the characters you have input in 
the past (history).
 To change the font
Press 
g/G/f/F to select [Font] and 
then press ENTER. Each time you press 
ENTER, the font changes. You can use 
only one font for a sequence of 
characters input.
4When you finish entering characters, 
press 
g/G/f/F to select  and 
then press ENTER. 
The color selection window is 
displayed. 
5Press g/G/f/F to select the desired 
color for the characters and then press 
ENTER.
The input characters are displayed in 
the center of the image preview.
6Adjust the position and size of the 
characters.
For how to adjust the characters, see  
page 27.
7Press g/G/f/F to select  and then 
press ENTER. 
The input characters display are fixed in 
place.
Pressing ENTER saves the input 
characters in the printer’s memory. You 
can register a maximum of 10 sentences 
that you can reuse.
8Press PRINT.
To save the image, see page 25.
1From the   CreativePrint menu 
(page 19), press g/G/f/F to select 
“Calendar,” then press ENTER.
The window used for selecting the 
calendar template, is displayed.
2Press g/G/f/F to select the desired 
template, and then press ENTER.
The preview of the selected template is 
displayed.
Tip
You can select and set an image area or calendar 
area in any order.
3Select an image.
When you select a template with multiple 
images, select an image for each area. For 
how to select an image, see step 4 on 
page 26. When you select image(s), the 
window for adjusting the image is 
displayed. 
To superimpose a stamp or characters, see 
page 28. 
4Adjust the image.
For how to adjust an image, see step 5 on 
page 27. When you adjust an image, the 
image is added to the image area.
Making a Calendar
Image area Calendar area
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5Set the calendar.
1Press g/G/f/F to select the calendar 
area and press ENTER.
The calendar setting window is 
displayed.
2Press f/F to select the item that you 
want to set, and then press ENTER.
Item Settings/Procedures
Start Y/MSet the first month and the 
year starting the calendar. 
Press 
g/G to select the 
month or year and press 
f/F to set the number. 
Press ENTER.
Start DaySet the day of the week 
(placed furthest left in the 
calendar). Press f/F to 
select “Sunday” or 
“Monday.” Then press 
ENTER.
Date color Set the color of Sunday and 
Saturday to be displayed in 
the calendar. Press G and 
then f/F to select the 
desired color for Sunday 
and Saturday. Then press 
ENTER.
Modify 
CalendarYou can add a stamp or 
desired color to a specific 
day in the calendar.
When adding a stamp 
(Example)
1Press g/G to select   
(Stamp), and press 
ENTER. 
The stamp selection 
window is displayed. 
2Press g/G/f/F to select 
a desired stamp, and 
press ENTER. 
The calendar is displayed. 
3Press g/G/f/F to select 
the desired date for adding 
a stamp and press 
ENTER.
The stamp is added to the 
selected date. 
To add a different stamp, 
press 
CANCEL and then 
repeat steps 
2 and 3.  Item Settings/Procedures
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