Epson Stylus Photo RX620 User Manual

							Restoring Color From Faded Slides, Negatives, and Photos21 2. Load one or more sheets (up to 20) of 4 × 6-inch Epson Premium Glossy 
Photo Paper.
3. Press the 
Copy button.
4. Press the 
Copy Options button and change Copy Layout to MultiPhoto 
(even if you’re copying only one photo). Press 
OK, read the confirmation 
screen, then press 
OK again to apply the setting.
You see this screen:
5. Select the number of 
Copies you want to make of each photo.
6. For the 
Restoration setting, select On.
Note: 
The paper type and size are selected automatically.
7. Press the x Color button and follow the instructions on the RX620 screen to 
copy and restore your photos.
Note: 
You can also restore color to photos as large as letter size when you scan them to your 
computer. See your on-screen Reference Guide for details.
Make sure this says 
MultiPhoto
 
						

							22Copying
 
						

							23
Making Prints From Your 
Digital Camera
You can print photos from your digital camera by inserting its memory card in 
your RX620 (see page 24). Or if you have a PictBridge®- or USB Direct Print-
enabled camera, you can connect it to the RX620 with a USB cable (see page 34). 
After connecting your camera or inserting its memory card, select photos by:
■Viewing them on the RX620 screen (see pages 25 and 26)
■Printing out an index sheet to see all your photos (see page 32)
Note: 
If your camera supports DPOF (Digital Print Order Format), you can select which photos 
to print directly from your camera (see page 31).
Compatible Memory Cards
You can use the following types of memory cards with your Stylus Photo RX620:
* Requires an adapter
Make sure the photos on your card meet these requirements: 
■JPEG files or uncompressed Tiff files only
■Resolutions ranging from 120 × 120 to 4600 × 4600 pixels 
■No more than 999 photos on the card (you can have additional ones, but the 
printer can read only the first 999)  CompactFlash
TM Ty p e  I  a n d  Ty p e  I I
MagicGate Memory Stick
MagicGate Memory Stick Duo*
Memory Stick
®
Memory Stick PROTM
Memory Stick Duo*
Memory Stick PRO Duo*IBM Microdrive
TM
MMC (MultiMediaCard)
SD (Secure Digital) Card
miniSD Card*
SmartMedia
TM (maximum 128MB)
xD-Picture Card
 
						

							24Making Prints From Your Digital Camera
Inserting Your Camera’s Memory Card
1. Turn off your computer or disconnect it from the RX620; otherwise, photos 
may automatically copy to your computer when you insert a card.
2. Open the memory card slot cover.
3. Make sure the memory card light (next to the card slots) is off and all the slots 
are empty. Then insert your card as shown: 
The memory card light flashes, then turns green. 
Caution: 
Do not insert more than one card at a time.
Wait for the memory card light to stop flashing before removing your card or turning off 
the RX620, or you may lose data on the card.
Remove any cards before connecting or disconnecting the RX620 and your computer.
Open cover
CompactFlash or 
Microdrive (bottom) MemoryStick, SD, or 
MMC (middle)SmartMedia or xD 
(top) 
Memory 
card light
 
						

							Quick Printing of 4 × 6-inch Snapshots25
Quick Printing of 4 × 6-inch Snapshots
After inserting a memory card, you can view and select the photos you want to 
print from the RX620 screen. Follow these steps to make beautiful 4 × 6-inch 
borderless prints quickly and easily. You’ll need to have some 4 × 6-inch Epson 
Premium Glossy Photo Paper before starting. 
1. Load up to 20 sheets of 4 × 6-inch Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper.
2. Press the 
Memory Card button.
3. Use the d and u buttons to highlight 
Basic Print 4×6, then press r to 
choose one of these options for selecting your photos:
■Select Print: lets you print individual photos–such as 1, 2, and 5
■All Photos: prints all the photos on your card
■Range Print: prints a range of photos–for example, 3 through 8
Note: 
If your camera supports DPOF, you can use it to select the photos you want to print 
and the number of copies. For more information, see page 31.
Depending on your selection, you see a screen like this (it may differ slightly):
4. Follow the instructions at the bottom of the screen to select the photos 
you want to print and the number of copies. Use the l and r buttons to 
select a photo; use the dand u buttons to set the number of copies.
5. Press the x 
Color button to print your photos.
To cancel printing, press the y 
Stop button. 
 
						

							26Making Prints From Your Digital Camera
Custom Printing Your Photos
After inserting a memory card, you can view and select the photos you want to 
print from the RX620 screen. Depending on how you want to display your 
photos, you can choose from various sizes and types of Epson paper to get just 
the results you want. See page 28 for some great suggestions.
1. Press the 
Memory Card button.
2. Use the d and u buttons to highlight 
Custom Print, then choose one of 
these options for selecting your photos:
■Select Print: lets you print individual photos—such as 1, 2, and 5
■All Photos: prints all the photos on your card
■Range Print: prints a sequence of photos—for example, 3 through 8
Note: 
If your camera supports DPOF, you can use it to select the photos you want to print 
and the number of copies. For more information, see page 31.
Depending on your selection, you see a screen like this (it may differ slightly):
3. Follow the instructions at the bottom of the screen to select the photos 
you want to print and the number of copies. Use the l and r buttons to select 
a photo; use the d and u buttons to set the number of copies. Press 
OK when 
done.
Note: 
If you select Range Print, you set the number of copies after making your print 
settings in step 4.
If you change your mind and want to correct a previously made setting, press the 
Cancel button.
 
						

							Custom Printing Your Photos27 After selecting your photos, you see the print settings screen: 
4. Use the u, d, l, and r buttons to change these settings:
■Paper Type: Select the setting for the type of paper you’ve loaded 
(see page 28). 
■Paper Size: Select the size of paper you’ve loaded (the options vary 
depending on the selected paper type). 
■Layout: Select Borderless to print without white margins around the 
photo. Otherwise select 
With Border or another layout option as 
described on page 29.
Note: 
Borderless printing is available only for Epson photo papers in these sizes: 
4×6-inch, 5×7-inch, 8×10-inch, and letter-size. 
■
Quality: For high-quality prints, choose Photo or Best Photo. 
5. If you would like to make any special adjustments or enhancements to your 
photos, see page 29.
6. Press the x 
Color button to print your photos.
To cancel printing, press the y 
Stop button. 
Tip: 
For best results, press the 
x Color button even if you’re printing black-and-white 
photos. Color inks can be combined for improved results over black ink alone. 
If part of your photo is cut off when you print, turn off the Fit to Frame setting
(see page 30).
 
						

							28Making Prints From Your Digital Camera
Selecting Your Paper and Making the Correct 
Paper Type Setting
Whether you’re printing snapshots or enlargements, Epson Premium Glossy Photo 
Paper is ideal for displaying your most cherished photos. It’s available in 4 × 6-, 
5 × 7-, 8 × 10-, and 8½ × 11-inch sizes—so you can use it for framing your 
favorite photos under glass or including them in your photo album.
To create a different look, try Premium Semigloss Photo Paper or Matte Paper 
Heavyweight. These papers let you print vivid, long-lasting photographs with a 
reduced- or non-glare finish.
See the inside back cover for all the papers that work with your RX620. To learn 
more about a particular paper, check online at www.epson.com.
Making the Correct Setting for Your Paper
Before printing, be sure to select the correct Paper Type setting on the RX620 
screen (step 4 on page 27). This important setting tells the printer what kind of 
paper you’re using so it can adjust how to apply the ink. Here’s how to choose the 
correct setting:
If you’ve loaded this paper . . .Select this setting
Plain paper
Epson Premium Bright White Paper
Epson Photo Quality Ink Jet Paper
Epson Iron-On Transfer Paper
Epson Photo Quality Self Adhesive Sheets
Epson Photo Quality Ink Jet CardsPlain
Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper
Epson Photo Stickers 
Epson Ink Jet TransparenciesPrem. Glossy
Epson Glossy Photo Paper
Epson Photo Paper
Epson All-Purpose Glossy Paper
Epson Glossy Photo Greeting CardsGlossy Photo
Epson Premium Semigloss Photo Paper SemiGloss
Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper Prem. Luster
 
						

							Custom Printing Your Photos29
Selecting the Layout
These photo layouts are available when making your print settings (step 4 on 
page 27). Highlight 
Layout, then use the r button to select one of the following: 
Borderless: your photo prints all the way to the edges of the paper; 
use only with Epson photo paper in these sizes: 4 × 6-inch, 5 × 7-inch, 
8 × 10-inch, and letter-size
With Border: your photo prints with a white margin around the edge
2-up: two photos print per sheet
4-up: four photos print per sheet
8-up: eight photos print per sheet
20-up: 20 photos print per sheet 
Upper 1/2: your photo prints on the top half of the sheet
Greeting: your photo prints on the lower half of the sheet so you can 
fold it and make a greeting card
Selecting Special Print Settings
After making print settings (page 27), press the d button to see additional screens. 
Epson Matte Paper Heavyweight
Epson Double-Sided Matte Paper
PremierArt Matte Scrapbook Photo Paper for EpsonMatte
Epson ColorLife Photo Paper
Epson Semigloss Scrapbook Photo Paper
 
Color Life
If you’ve loaded this paper . . .Select this setting
This is the first of 4 screens 
 
						

							30Making Prints From Your Digital Camera
Use the u, d, l, and r buttons to change any of these settings. If you don’t see 
the setting you want, continue pressing the d button until it appears. 
■Filter: Choose Sepia to print your photos with a sepia (brown) tone. 
■Auto Correct: P.I.M. and Exif use your camera’s PRINT Image MatchingTM 
or Exif Print settings (these options are automatically selected when your 
pictures contain P.I.M. or Exif data). 
PhotoEnhance adjusts the brightness, 
contrast, and saturation of your photos. 
■Brightness: Adjust this setting if your prints are too light or too dark. 
■Contrast: Use to increase the contrast. 
■Sharpness: Adjust this setting to sharpen or soften your prints. 
■Saturation: Select More Sat. or Highest Sat. for stronger colors, or 
select 
Less Sat. or Least Sat. for weaker colors. 
■Date: Prints the date your photo was taken in one of the following formats: 
yyyy.mm.dd (2004.12.12), mmm.dd.yyyy (Dec.12.2004), 
dd.mmm.yyyy (12.Dec.2004), or None (no date). 
■Time: Prints the time your photo was taken in one of these formats: 12-hour 
system
 (9:00), 24-hour system (21:00), or None (no time printed). 
■Print Info: Set this to On to print your camera’s exposure time (shutter speed), 
F-stop (aperture), and ISO speed.
■Fit to Frame: If your photo is too long or wide to fit inside the available space 
on your selected layout, part of it will be automatically cropped (when this 
setting is 
On). Select Off to turn off automatic cropping and leave white space 
at the edges of the photo. 
■Bidirectional: Increases the print speed when turned On. Select Off to 
improve the print quality (but your photos print more slowly). 
Fit to Frame 
turned onFit to Frame 
turned off
Printed area