Epson Stylus NX415 User Manual

							Copying a Photo11
Copying a Photo
You can copy photos onto 4 × 6-inch, 5 × 7-inch, letter-size, or A4-size Epson 
special paper (various types available) for instant photo reprints. You can also print 
with or without borders and convert color photos to black and white.
1. Press the POn button to turn on your Epson printer.
2. Load 4 × 6-inch, 5 × 7-inch, letter-size, or A4-size Epson special paper in the 
sheet feeder (see page 5).
3. Place your original photo on the scanner glass (see page 9).
4. Press the Copy button.
5. Flip up the LCD display screen, if necessary.
6. To print more than 1 copy, press + or – to select the 
number (up to 99).
7. Press lorr to select Color or B&W copies.
8. Press d, then press r to change the layout.
Select With Border to leave a small margin around the image or select 
Borderless to expand the image all the way to the edge of the paper (slight 
cropping may occur).
Note: 
You cannot print borderless on plain paper.
9. To change any other print settings, press Menu 
and select your settings (see page 13 for details). 
When you’re done, press OK.
10. Press xStart to begin copying. 
If you need to cancel copying, press yStop/Clear 
Settings.
 
						

							12Copying a Document or Photo
Restoring and Cropping Photos
You can restore old, faded photos to their original brilliance. You can also crop 
your photos to zoom in on the subject. 
Note: 
To restore photos larger than 5 × 7 inches, use the NX410 Series software on your 
computer.
1. Press the POn button to turn on your Epson printer.
2. Load 4 × 6-inch, 5 × 7-inch, letter-size, or A4-size Epson special paper.
3. Place your original photo on the scanner glass.
4. Press the Photo button, and press OK.
5. To turn on Color Restoration, press r, select On, and press OK. (If your 
photo is not faded, do not turn on Color Restoration.)
6. Press OK again to prescan your photo. You see these 
settings over a preview of your photo:
7. To print more than 1 copy, press + or – to select the 
number.
8. If you want to crop your photos and enlarge the 
resulting image area to fit onto your paper, press 
Display/Crop.
■To resize the image area, press + or –.
■To move the image area, use the arrow buttons.
■To check the zoomed image, press OK.
After you are done cropping your photo, press OK.
9. To change print settings, press Menu and select 
your settings (see page 13). When you’re done, 
press OK.
10. Press xStart to begin copying. If you need to cancel copying, press yStop/
Clear Settings.
 
						

							Copy and Restore Print Settings13
Copy and Restore Print Settings
Press the Menu button to change settings. When you’re done, press OK.
■To adjust the copy size, select Zoom (reduction/enlargement) and choose 
Actual (to select a percentage using + or –) or Auto Fit Page
(to automatically size the image to fit your paper). 
■To change the paper type, select Paper Type and choose the type of paper 
you loaded.
■To change the paper size, select Paper Size and choose the size you loaded.
Note: 
Paper Size options depend on the Paper Type you choose.
■To change the print quality, select Quality and choose Draft, Standard, or 
Best.
Note: 
You can only adjust the Quality setting when you select Plain Paper as your Paper 
Type setting; otherwise, the setting will be Standard. When you are restoring or 
cropping photos, the Quality setting is set to Standard and you cannot adjust it.
■To adjust the darkness or lightness of the print, select Density and choose a 
higher (darker) or lower (lighter) setting. 
■To adjust the amount of image expansion when printing borderless photos, 
select Expansion and choose Standard, Min, or Mid.
Note: 
You may see white borders on your printed photo if you use the Min setting.
Paper typePaper Type setting
Plain paper Plain Paper
Epson Bright White Paper
Epson Presentation Paper Matte
Epson Premium Presentation Paper Matte Matte
Epson Premium Photo Paper Glossy Prem. Glossy
Epson Premium Photo Paper Semi-gloss
Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper Glossy Ultra Glossy
Epson Photo Paper Glossy Photo Paper
 
						

							14Printing From a Memory Card
Printing From a Memory Card 
Your printer lets you print photos directly from your digital camera’s memory card; 
just insert it into one of the memory card slots and you’re ready to print. 
See the on-screen Epson Information Center for instructions on copying memory 
card files between your printer and a computer; printing photos by date; printing 
photos from a slideshow; printing photos directly from your camera; and printing 
photos pre-selected in your camera (DPOF™ or Digital Print Order Format).
Compatible Cards and Image Formats
You can use the following types of cards with your Epson printer:
* Adapter required
SlotType of card
Left slot  SD™
SDHC™
miniSD™*
miniSDHC*
microSD*
microSDHC*
MultiMediaCard™
MMCplus™
MMCmobile™*
MMCmicro™*
Memory Stick™
Memory Stick Duo™*
Memory Stick PRO™
Memory Stick PRO Duo™*
Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo™*
Memory Stick Micro*
MagicGate™ Memory Stick
MagicGate Memory Stick 
Duo™*
xD-Picture Card™
xD-Picture Card Type H
xD-Picture Card Type M
xD-Picture Card Type M+
Right slot CompactFlash® Type I and II 
Microdrive™
 
						

							Inserting the Card15
Your Epson printer supports image files that meet the following requirements:
* DCF is the “Design rule for Camera File system” standard
Inserting the Card
1. Make sure your Epson printer is turned on. 
2. Insert your card into the correct slot as shown:
The memory card access light flashes, then stays lit. Now you can:
■View your photos on the LCD display screen and print them (page 16)
■Print an index sheet so you can select which photos to print (see page 18)
Media format DCF version 1.0 or 2.0 compliant*
File format JPEG
Supports Exif version 2.21
Image size 80 × 80 pixels to 9200 × 9200 pixels
Number of files Up to 999
Memory card access light
Insert just one card at a time (it won’t go in all the way)
Left slotRight slot
 
						

							16Printing From a Memory Card
When you want to remove the card, make sure the memory card access light is not 
flashing, then pull the card straight out of its slot. If your printer is connected to 
your computer, first prepare the card for removal:
■If the computer is running Windows®, click the   or   icon on the task 
bar and select Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device. Once you see a 
confirmation message, remove the card.
■If your computer is a Macintosh®, drag the   removable disk icon from your 
desktop into the trash. Then remove the card.
Caution: 
Do not remove the card or turn off your Epson printer while the memory card access 
light is flashing; you may lose data on the card.
Selecting Individual Photos for Printing
You can select individual photos for printing as you view them on the LCD 
display screen.
1. Press the Memory Card button. You see this screen:
2. Press OK to select View and Print Photos.
3. Press lorr to move through your photos and 
display one that you want to print.
4. Press the + or – button to select the number of 
copies you want of that photo.
5. If you want to crop your photo and enlarge the resulting image area to fit onto 
your paper, press Display/Crop. 
■To resize the image area, press + or –.
■To move the image area, use the arrow buttons.
■To check the zoomed/cropped image, press OK.
■To rotate the image area, press Menu.
After you finish cropping your photo, press OK.
6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 to select more photos, if you want.
7. To change any of the print settings displayed on the screen, press Menu and 
select your settings (see page 20). When you’re done, press OK.
 
						

							Selecting All Photos for Printing17
8. Press xStart to print. To cancel printing, press yStop/Clear Settings.
Note: 
You can change the way your photos appear on the LCD display screen. Press Setup, 
select Maintenance, select Display Format, then select 1-up With Info, 1-up without 
Info, or View Thumbnail Images.
Selecting All Photos for Printing
You can quickly select all of the photos on your memory card for printing.
1. Press the Memory Card button, press lorrto 
select Print All Photos, then press OK.
2. To print one copy of all the photos on 4 × 6-inch 
Epson photo paper (various types available), press 
xStart and go to step 5.
To select multiple copies with different print 
settings, press OK and continue with step 3.
3. To print more than 1 copy, press + or – to select the 
number.
4. To change any of the other print settings, press 
Menu and select your settings (see page 20). When 
you’re done, press OK.
5. When you’re ready to print, press xStart. 
If you need to cancel printing, press yStop/Clear Settings.
 
						

							18Printing From a Memory Card
Printing Photos From an Index Sheet
You can print an index sheet containing small versions of all the photos on your 
memory card. Then you can select the photos you want by marking them on the 
sheet and scanning the sheet. Your Epson printer automatically prints them. 
Printing an Index Sheet
1. Load several sheets of plain letter- or A4-size paper (see page 5).
2. Insert a memory card in a memory card slot 
(see page 15).
3. Press the Memory Card button to enter memory 
card mode.
4. Press lorrto select Print Index Sheet.
5. Press OK, then select the index sheet options you 
want and press OK again.
■To select the photos to include in the index 
sheet, choose Select, then select All Photos, 
Latest 30, Latest 60, or Latest 90 (beginning 
with the last photo by file name).
■To print the date or file name of each photo on 
the index sheet, select Information and choose 
Date or File Name.
6. Press xStart to print the index sheet. The most recent photos are printed on 
the first index sheet. If you need to cancel printing, press yStop/Clear 
Settings.
Now you can select the photos you want to print (see the next section).
 
						

							Printing Photos From an Index Sheet19
Printing Photos From the Index Sheet
Once you have printed an index sheet (see page 18), you can mark the photos you 
want to print right on the sheet, scan the sheet, and print the photos 
automatically.
1. Use a dark pen or pencil to fill in the circles on the sheet.
Note: 
Do not use a permanent marker or felt-tip pen; 
these could damage the scanner glass.
■Select the paper type and size you want to 
use.
■Select a Borderless or With Border layout.
■If you want to print the date the photo was taken on each photo, fill in 
the Print date on photos circle.
■Fill in one circle beneath each photo you want to print. The numbers 
indicate how many copies you want of that photo. To print one copy of 
all the photos on the index sheet, fill in the All circle at the top.
2. Open the document cover. Then place 
the index sheet face-down on the 
scanner glass, in the lower right corner 
so that the top of the sheet is aligned 
against the right edge of the glass. 
Close the document cover.
3. Load the type of photo paper on 
which you want to print your photos.
Note: 
For best results, use Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper Glossy, 
Epson Premium Photo Paper Glossy, or Epson Premium Photo Paper Semi-gloss 
when printing photos from an index sheet.
4. Make sure your memory card is still inserted and the LCD display screen 
shows Print Photos from Index Sheet highlighted.
Incorrect:
Correct:
 
						

							20Printing From a Memory Card
5. To adjust the amount of image expansion when printing borderless photos, 
press Menu and adjust the Expansion setting (see below). When you’re done, 
press OK.
6. Press OK, then press xStart to start scanning and printing. Wait until 
printing finishes before printing from any additional index sheets.
If you need to cancel printing, press yStop/Clear Settings.
Memory Card Print Settings
Press the Menu button to change settings. When you’re done, press OK.
■To change the paper type, select Paper Type and choose the type of paper 
you loaded (see page 13).
■To change the paper size, select Paper Size and choose the size of paper you 
loaded.
Note: 
Paper Size options depend on the Paper Type you choose.
■To change the layout, select Layout and choose With Border to leave a small 
margin around the image or select Borderless to expand the image all the 
way to the edge of the paper (slight cropping may occur).
■To change the print quality, select Quality and choose Standard, Best, or 
Draft.
Note: 
You can only adjust the Quality setting when you select Plain Paper as your Paper 
Type setting. Otherwise, the setting will be Standard.
■To print the date on your photos and select the format for it, select Date and 
choose the format you want.
■To improve print quality, select Bidirectional and choose Off (choose On for 
faster print speed).
■To adjust the amount of image expansion when printing borderless photos, 
select Expansion and choose Standard, Min., or Mid.
Note: 
You may see white borders on your printed photo if you use the Min setting.