Canon Selphy Cp750 User Guide
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21 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page This function applies color effects to images. 1Press the (My Colors) button. Select the color effect you want from the list that displays, and press the (My Colors) button again. • The My Colors effect cannot be used in the (DPOF) mode. • The color effect setting is reset when the print is completed. When the subject’s eyes appear red in the image taken using a flash, this function allows you to print out a corrected image. 1Press the (Red-Eye Correction) button. Press W or X to select whether or not to perform red-eye correction, then press the (Red-Eye Correction) button again. Red-eye is corrected for all the selected images and the images are printed out. My Colors Settings (SELPHY CP750 Only) (Off) No effects applied. (B/W)Prints the image in black and white. (Sepia)Prints the image in a sepia tone (a faded brown tint). (Vivid)Prints the image in vivid colors. (Neutral)Prints the image in restrained colors. (Positive Film)Prints like positive film with natural and brilliant colors. Red-Eye Correction Settings
22 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page This function prints a select portion of an image. The trimming function can only be used in the (Single) mode. 1Press the (Trimming) button. The image will display at full size on the LCD monitor. 2Press the (Display) button. The display will switch into a mode allowing you to set the print area size and orientation. 3Press the + and – buttons to adjust the size of the print area. Press the W and X buttons to rotate the frame 90 degrees. 4Press the (Display) button. The display will switch back into the mode for setting the frame position. Trimming Settings (SELPHY CP750 Only) • Red-eye cannot be corrected when the (B/W) or (Sepia) My Colors effects have been selected. • Depending on the image, red-eye may not be automatically detected or optimally corrected. Examples - Faces that appear extremely small, large, dark or bright in relation to the overall image. - Faces turned to the side or at a diagonal, or faces with a portion hidden.
23 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page 5Press the W, X, + and – buttons to shift the print area as desired. Pressing the (Display) button again will switch back to the mode for setting the print area size and orientation. 6When you finish the adjustments, press the (Trimming) button. 7Press W or X to select (OK), and press the (Trimming) button again to conclude the trimming settings. To cancel the trimming settings, select (Cancel). + – WX The trimming setting is reset when the print is completed. If you press the (Trimming) button again after printing has completed however, the trimming frame will reappear in the same location. Use this trimming setting when you want to print multiple trimmed copies of the same image.
24 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Printing from Cameras These procedures are for printing images from a camera connected to the printer. On cameras that support printing via this method, icons such as (PictBridge) or (Direct Print) will appear on the camera’s LCD monitor when the camera is connected to the printer. PictBridge is an industry standard that allows any digital camera or video camera, regardless of the manufacturer or model, to print images directly to a printer without using a computer. Connect the camera to the printer with the following procedures. Before you connect the camera to the printer, ensure there are no memory cards in the printer or that the printer is not connected to a computer. 1Pull the retractable USB cable from the printer and attach it to the camera. If the connector on the retractable USB cable does not match the camera’s terminal, connect the camera using the USB cable supplied with the camera. • When connecting a camera to the printer to print, you are recommended to power the camera from a power outlet to avoid having the camera cancel the print partway for lack of battery charge. If you are using a battery, ensure that it is fully charged or new. • To have the retractable USB cable recoil, pull it lightly forward, then while holding the cable let it retract into the printer. • The cable can be extended approximately 30 cm (12 in.). Be careful not to over-extend it, which may lead to malfunctions. Camera Check Connecting the Camera Up to approximately 30 cm (12 in.) USB Connector for Camera
25 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page This section provides a simple explanation of the procedures using a Canon-brand camera as an example. For a more detailed explanation, see your camera’s user guide. (Camera User Guide or Direct Print User Guide in the case of a Canon camera) 1Press and hold the power button until the start-up image appears in the LCD monitor. 2Switch the camera’s power on and prepare the camera to play back images. The (PictBridge) or (Direct Print) icon will appear on the camera’s LCD monitor. 3Press the camera’s (Print/Share) button. With some cameras, you may have to press the SET button twice in place of the (Print/Share) button. The printer will begin to print. Before you detach the USB cable from the camera, switch off the printer by holding down the power button. Printing is also possible from non Canon-brand cameras which support PictBridge. For detailed information, refer to your camera’s user guide. Printing from a Camera • When printing on wide size sheets, the print area may differ as follows according to the icon ( or ) displayed in the camera’s LCD monitor. (PictBridge) The image will print over the entire area of the sheet. (Direct Print) The right end of the image will be blank. (You can use this space to write text with an oil-based pen.) • Depending on the camera, full page printing is possible by switching the transmission method from “Auto” to (PictBridge).
26 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page If you are using a Canon-brand camera, you can configure the following settings and print. (Some functions may not be supported by some models.) See your Camera User Guide or the Direct Print User Guide for detailed instructions about each procedure. 1Confirm that the (PictBridge) or (Direct Print) icon appears on the camera’s LCD monitor. 2Press the SET button. A screen similar to the following will appear on the camera’s LCD monitor. Change the settings as desired. (PictBridge) (Direct Print) 3Select [Print] and press the SET button. The printer will begin to print. • ID Photo If you select [ID Photo] in the [Paper Settings] or [Style] settings category, you can print identity photos at a specified size. • Movie Print You can extract still photos from a movie at set intervals and print them in rows on a single sheet. After you select a movie, press the (Print/Share) button. • For more information on ID photos and movie prints, see the Direct Print User Guide supplied with the camera. Printing with Various Settings Print Effect Settings Trimming SettingsDate Imprint, Image Number Print Settings Number of Copies Settings Paper Size, Type, Layout Settings Monitor, Border, Date Imprint SettingsNumber of Copies Settings Trimming Settings
27 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Printing from Computers This section explains how to connect the printer to a computer to print. You computer must meet the minimum requirements listed below to enable printing from the computer. Windows OS:Windows 2000 Service Pack 4, Windows XP (including Service Pack 1 and Service Pack 2) Windows Vista Configuration:One of the above operating systems pre- installed on a computer with built-in USB ports. CPU:Windows 2000/Windows XP: Pentium 500 MHz or higher Windows Vista: Pentium 1.3 GHz or higher RAM:Windows 2000/Windows XP: 256 MB or more Windows Vista: 512 MB or more Interface:USB Free Hard Disk Space:Canon Utilities ZoomBrower EX: 200 MB or more Easy-PhotoPrint: 65 MB or more PhotoStitch: 40 MB or more Canon SELPHY Printer Driver: 4 MB or more (required during installation)Display:1,024 x 768 pixels or more High Color (16 bit) or better Macintosh OS:Mac OS X (v10.3-v10.4) Configuration:One of the above operating systems pre- installed on a computer with built-in USB ports. CPU:PowerPC G3/G4/G5 or Intel processor RAM:256 MB or more Interface: USB Free Hard Disk Space:Canon Utilities ImageBrower: 200 MB or more PhotoStitch: 40 MB or more Canon SELPHY Printer Driver:4 MB or more (required during installation) Display:1,024 x 768 pixels or more 32,000 colors or better • Please note that Canon cannot guarantee operation with all computers even if they comply with the noted system requirements. • The software for Macintosh computers cannot be used on disks formatted with the UFS (Unix File System). This guide uses examples based on Windows XP and Mac OS X (v10.3). If you use a different version of operating system, the procedures or screens may differ slightly. Computer System Requirements
28 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Please note the following points. To print from a computer, refer to the following procedures. Installing the Printer Driver TWindows 1Place the supplied Compact Photo Printer Solution Disk into the computer’s CD-ROM drive. 2Click [Select Printer] in the printer driver window, followed by the name of your printer model. 3Follow the onscreen instructions. When you are prompted to attach the printer partway through, attach the printer to the computer and turn the printer on. 4Click the [Finished] or [Restart] button when it appears. This completes the driver installation. Precautions for Printing via Computers Flow of Operations • Before you connect the printer to a computer, ensure there are no memory cards in the printer or cameras connected to the printer. • Connect the printer directly to a port on the computer with the USB cable. It may not operate correctly via a USB hub. • The printer may not operate correctly if another USB device (excluding USB mice and keyboards) is used at the same time. Remove the other USB device and reconnect the USB cable between the printer and computer. • Do not allow the computer to go into standby (or sleep) mode when the printer is connected to a USB port. If the computer enters this mode, wake it up with the USB cable connected. Install the SoftwareConnect to the ComputerUse the Software to Print Software Installation • Do not connect the printer to the computer until after you have installed the printer driver. • You must login to the computer as an administrator before beginning installation. Commercially available USB CableUSB Connector for Computers USB Terminal
29 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page TMacintosh 1Place the supplied Compact Photo Printer Solution Disk into the computer’s CD-ROM drive and double-click the (CPSD Installer) icon in the CD-ROM window. 2Click [Select printer] in the printer driver window and select your printer. Click [Agree], select [Easy Install], followed by [Install]. 3Follow the onscreen instructions. Restart the computer when prompted. 4Attach the printer to the computer and turn the printer on. 5Open the [Utilities] folder on the start-up disk and double- click the [Printer Settings Utility] icon. 6Click [Add (Printer)] and select [USB] followed by your printer. Finish by clicking the [Add] button and closing the window. This completes the driver installation. Installing the Application Software TWindows 1Place the supplied CD-ROM into the computer’s CD-ROM drive. If the CD-ROM is already in the computer and the window below does not appear, then take the CD-ROM out once and put it back in. 2Click [Easy Installation] in the application software section, followed by [OK] and [Install]. 3Follow the onscreen instructions. Remove the CD-ROM once the installation is complete. TMacintosh 1Place the supplied CD-ROM into the computer’s CD-ROM drive and double-click the (CPSD Installer) icon in the CD-ROM window. 2Click [Install] in the application software section, followed by [Easy Install] and [Next]. 3Follow the onscreen instructions. Remove the CD-ROM once the installation is complete.
30 Getting ReadyPrintingAppendices Overview Troubleshooting Tasks and Index Next Back Return to Cover Page Windows ZoomBrowser EX Easy-PhotoPrint You can download detailed guides to ZoomBrowser EX (Windows) and ImageBrowser (Macintosh) from the following website (available in English only). http://web.canon.jp/Imaging/information-e.html Macintosh ImageBrowser Programs Common to Windows/Macintosh PhotoStitch Introduction to the Supplied Programs In addition to printing images, this multifunction program is capable of managing, displaying, editing and exporting images. For printing instructions, click the [Help] menu and select [ZoomBrowser EX Help], followed by [How do I?]. A versatile program capable of printing various layouts in a few simple steps. For printing instructions, see the help topics summoned by clicking the [?] button in the [3 Layout/Print] tab. In addition to printing images, this multifunction program is capable of managing, displaying, editing and exporting images. For printing instructions, click the [Help] menu and select [ImageBrowser Help] followed by a topic related to printing. A program that takes multiple images shot using functions such as the camera’s Stitch Assist mode and merges them into a single panoramic image. You can create dynamic panoramas if you print the merged images on the wide-size sheets. (PhotoStitch does not feature a separate printing function.)