Sony DPP-FP85 - Manual (Page 20)

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DPP-FP85/FP95 3-285-420-12 (1)
20 GB
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.
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, a face may not be
automatically detected. If the brightness of the face
is not adjusted properly, select “Adjust” from the
Edit menu to adjust the brightness manually
(page 22).
• Depending on the image, the out-of-focus
phenomenon may not be corrected. In this case,
use the “Sharpness” function from Adjust in the
Edit menu to adjust the sharpness manually
(page 22).
• Out-of-focus reduction does not take effect on blur
caused by shaking of the camera.
• Depending on the image, the red-eye phenomenon
may not be corrected. In this case, perform red-eye
correction to make red-eye adjustments manually
(page 24).
The automatic red-eye
correction function of this
printer uses the technology of
FotoNation Inc. in the U.S.A.
The “Skin Smoothing” correction function of
the printer uses the technology of Ichikawa
Soft Laboratory.