Epson Stylus Photo RX620 User Manual

							Custom Printing Your Photos31
Using DPOF to Select Your Photos 
If your camera supports DPOF (Digital Print Order Format), you can use it to 
select your photos for printing and the number of copies you’d like to print while 
the card is still in your camera. See your camera’s instruction manual for details. 
1. Insert the camera’s memory card in the RX620.
2. Press the 
Memory Card button.
3. Use the u and d buttons to highlight 
Basic Print or Custom Print. 
4. Use the l and r buttons to choose 
DPOF, then press OK.
5. If you selected Custom Print, continue with the steps on page 27 to make 
your print settings. 
6. Press the x 
Color button to print your photos.
Restoring Default Settings
If you want to reset the print and copy settings to their original default settings, 
follow these steps: 
1. Press the 
Setup button. 
2. Use the u and d buttons to choose 
Restore to Factory Settings. 
3. Press 
OK, then confirm as instructed to restore the settings. 
 
						

							32Making Prints From Your Digital Camera
Printing From an Index Sheet
An index sheet gives you a thumbnail printout of the photos 
on your memory card and lets you select which ones you 
want to print. You can use the index sheet to make borderless 
prints on 4 × 6-inch, 8 × 10-inch, and letter-size paper. 
Use plain paper to print out the index. When you’re ready to 
print your photos, you’ll need to load one of these papers:
1. Load several sheets of plain paper. (If there are more than 36 photos on your 
memory card, you’ll need more than one sheet to print the index.)
2. Press the 
Memory Card button. 
You see this screen:
PaperDescription
Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper (4 × 6, 
8 × 10, or letter-size)High-gloss, bright-white finish; looks 
and feels like traditional photography 
paper. Ideal for printing your most 
cherished photos.
Epson Premium Semigloss Photo Paper 
(letter-size)Reduced-glare finish; looks and feels 
like traditional photography paper. 
Ideal for printing portraits or scenic 
color photos.
Epson Photo Paper (letter-size)
Epson Glossy Photo Paper (4 × 6 or letter-
size)For vivid, lifelike photos; lighter-
weight paper perfect for everyday 
photos and reproductions.
Epson Matte Paper Heavyweight (letter-size) Heavyweight, ultra-smooth, bright-
white finish; great for printing non-
glare photos.
Epson Double-Sided Matte Paper (letter-
size)Ideal for printing photographic 
portfolios that require excellent 
image quality and two-sided printing 
with no show-through.
Select 
Index Sheet
 
						

							Printing From an Index Sheet33 3. Select 
Index Sheet, press OK, then highlight Print Index Sheet on the next 
screen.
4. Press the x 
Color button to print the index. 
Note: 
To cancel printing, press the yStop button. If there are a lot of photos on your 
card, allow time for them to be processed before printing begins. 
Selecting Photos From the Index Sheet
Follow these steps to print selected photos from the index sheet.
1. Load the type of paper you want to print on. You can choose any type of 
paper listed on page 32.
2. On the index sheet, fill in the oval beneath each photo you want to print with 
a dark pen or pencil. 
3. At the bottom of the sheet, select the type and size of paper you loaded, as 
listed below:
If you loaded this paper . . .Choose one of these options
Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper
Epson Premium Semigloss Photo PaperPrem. Glossy - 4 × 6 in.
Prem. Glossy - 8 × 10 in.
Prem. Glossy - Letter
Epson Photo Paper
Epson Glossy Photo PaperGlossy Photo - 4 × 6 in.
Glossy Photo - Letter
Epson Matte Paper Heavyweight
Epson Double-Sided Matte PaperMatte - Letter
OK:
Not OK:
 
						

							34Making Prints From Your Digital Camera
4. Place the index sheet face-down on the scanner glass, so that the top edge of 
the sheet is aligned with the left edge of the glass.
5. Close the scanner lid.
6. On the control panel, make sure 
Scan Index Sheet is highlighted, then press 
the x 
Color button. The sheet is scanned and your photos are printed. 
Note: 
To cancel printing, press the y Stop button. 
If you have more than one index sheet, wait for the RX620 to finish printing. Then 
repeat the steps above to scan and print from each additional sheet.
Connecting Your Camera Directly
PictBridge and USB Direct Print let you print your photos by connecting your 
digital camera directly to the Stylus Photo RX620. 
Make sure your photos 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 your camera (you can have additional ones, but 
the printer can read only the first 999)
Left edge 
of glass Top edge 
of sheet
 
						

							Connecting Your Camera Directly35 1. Remove any memory cards from the RX620. (If you leave a card in the 
RX620, photos will be read from that card instead of your camera’s card.)
2. Connect the USB cable that came with your camera to the 
EXT. I/F port on 
the front of the Stylus Photo RX620. 
3. If necessary, turn on the Stylus Photo RX620 and your camera. After a 
moment, the RX620 reads and counts your photos.
4. Press the 
Setup button.
5. Use the d button to highlight 
Direct Print Image Set, then press OK.
6. Load the type of paper you want to print with (see page 28).
7. Use the RX620 screen to select the Paper Type, Paper Size, Layout, and 
Quality settings (see page 27). 
Note: 
You can also make special print settings as described on page 29.
8. When you have finished selecting your print settings, press OK.
9. Use your camera to select the photos you want to print, adjust any necessary 
settings, and print your photos. See your camera’s manual for details. 
Note: 
If your camera is not compatible with PictBridge or USB Direct Print, you’ll see a 
message saying that the connected device cannot be used. Epson cannot 
guarantee the compatibility of any cameras.
EXT. I/F port
 
						

							36Making Prints From Your Digital Camera
Cropping a Photo
If you have a photo with a subject in it you want to emphasize, you can crop out 
the rest of the photo. Then you can print just the main subject by itself. 
Note: 
You can crop and print only one photo at a time. Cropping does not change the original 
file on your memory card; it changes only the way the photo is printed.
1. Press the Memory Card button.
2. Use the d and u buttons to highlight 
Crop Print, then press OK.
3. Use the l and r buttons to select the photo you want to crop, then press 
OK.
4. Load the type of paper you want to print with (see page 28).
5. Select the 
Paper Type, Paper Size, Layout, and Quality settings 
(see page 27). 
Note: 
You can also make special print settings as described on page 29.
6. When you have finished selecting your print settings, press OK.
You see the first cropping screen:
7. Use the u, d, l, and r buttons to place the frame where you want it. (If the 
frame stops moving when it reaches an edge, you can come back to this step 
later after resizing the frame.) Press 
OK when done.
 
						

							Cropping a Photo37 You see the second cropping screen:
8. Use the u and d buttons to increase or decrease the size of the frame. 
Note: 
To readjust the frame’s position, press the Cancel button to return to the 
previous screen. 
9. When you have finished framing the photo, press OK until you see a preview 
of the cropped image: 
10. Press 
OK if the photo is cropped to your liking. (If you need to adjust it 
further, press the 
Cancel button to return to the previous screens.)
11. Use the u and d buttons to select the number of copies (1 to 99). 
12. Press the x 
Color button to start printing. 
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 unexpectedly missing when you print, turn off the Fit to 
Frame setting (see page 30).
 
						

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Scanning to a Memory Card
You can use your Epson Stylus Photo RX620 as a stand-alone scanner to save 
scans of photos, film, and slides to your memory card. You can also scan to your 
computer instead of a memory card (see the instructions in your on-screen 
Reference Guide).
See these sections:
■“Inserting a Memory Card” below
■“Scanning a Photo” on page 40
■“Scanning Film or Slides” on page 41
Inserting a Memory Card
You can scan to any compatible type of card listed on page 23.
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.
1. If the Stylus Photo RX620 is connected to your computer, unplug the USB 
cable that connects it to your computer, or turn off your computer.
2. Open the memory card slot cover.
Open cover
 
						

							40Scanning to a Memory Card
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. 
Note: 
If the card is not properly formatted, you see a message on the RX620 screen. 
Press the button indicated on the RX620 screen to format the card. Any data 
stored on the card will be erased.
Scanning a Photo
After inserting a memory card, follow these steps to scan a photo to the card and 
save it in JPEG format: 
1. Open the scanner lid.
2. Place your photo face-down on the glass 
in the upper-left corner, as shown. 
Tip: 
Slide your photo about 1/8 inch away from 
the edges of the glass to ensure that the 
edges of your photo are copied. 
3. Close the scanner lid. 
CompactFlash or 
Microdrive (bottom) MemoryStick, SD, or 
MMC (middle)SmartMedia or xD 
(top) 
Memory 
card light