Sony DPP-FP35 - Manual (Page 7)

7 GB
Before you begin
PictBridge-compliant*
(page 17)
The printer supports the PictBridge
standard, so that you can print an image
easily from a PictBridge-compliant digital
camera.
Windows PC support with a convenient
USB connection (page 19)
By connecting the printer to your PC via a
USB connector and installing the supplied
printer driver, you can print images from
your PC.
Super Coat 2
The Super Coat 2 feature enables high
durability and moisture or fingerprint
resistance, keeping your prints in good
condition for an extended period of time.
Auto Fine Print 3
The Auto Fine Print 3 analyses the picture
information of an image, including the
Exif data, and corrects the resulting
picture to make an image look more
natural and beautiful.
Exif 2.21** (Exif Print)
support (page 29)
When you use the supplied Picture
Motion Browser software to print an
image from your PC, you can choose Exif
Print picture correction in addition to the
conventional OS picture correction. In
Exif Print correction, the supplied printer
driver uses the Exif data of an image and
the printer‘s color processing to adjust and
reproduce an image with supreme picture
quality.
Red-eye reduction and other
adjustments (PC mode only, page 29)
You can adjust an image to reduce the red-
eye phenomenon that may occur when the
subject was shot with flash. Adjustments
of brightness, hue, and other elements of
picture quality are also possible.
Paper tray allowing bulk printing of 20
sheets (page 14)
With the supplied paper tray, you can
print up to 20 sheets of print paper at one
time.
* PictBridge is a standard that allows you to
connect a digital camera directly to a printer
without a PC, enabling direct printing on the
spot.
** Exif (Exchangeable image file format for
digital cameras) Print is a global standard for
digital photo printing. A digital camera
supporting Exif Print stores data relevant to
the shooting conditions as each shot is taken.
The printer utilises the Exif Print data stored
in each image file to ensure the printed result
matches the original shot as closely as
possible.