HP 612 manual To magnify an image

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To magnify an image

1Turn on the camera.

2Press the dial to begin reviewing your images.

3Turn the dial to scroll to the image you want to magnify.

4Press the dial to open the main menu.

Turn the dial to scroll to the Magnify icon, and then press the dial to magnify the image.

The camera magnifies the center of the image to three times its normal size. Turn the dial to pan left or right in the image.

5Press the dial to open the Magnify menu.

6To change the panning direction so you can pan up and down, turn the dial to scroll to the double arrow

icon, and then press the dial.

7To magnify the image further, turn

the dial to scroll to the magnifying glass icon, and then press the

dial.

The camera magnifies the center of the image to six times its normal size.

8Repeat steps 6 and 7 to scroll the image left and right or to reduce the magnification.

9To return to a full view of the image, select the Exit icon, and then press the dial.

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Contents Photosmart 612 Digital camera User guide Page User guide Trademark and copyright information Materials disposalTable of Contents Storing images in memory Table of Contents Appendix a ReferenceHP photosmart 612 User Guide Getting started Getting startedCamera parts Tripod mount Image quality Digital zoom Indicator Attach the wrist strap SetupInstall the batteries Set the camera date and time Using the control dialChoose the camera language To exit a menu without making a selection, select To review your imagesTo navigate the menus ExitStoring images on a CF memory card Tip Taking picturesTaking a picture Taking picturesTo preview a picture Previewing your picturesUnderstanding automatic focus and automatic exposure Digital zoom reduces image quality Using the optical or digital zoomUsing focus lock To use the optical zoomTo use the digital zoom Using the self-timerDigital zoom works in Preview mode only To use the self-timer HP photosmart 612 User Guide Viewing your images Managing images on the cameraCreating a print order To create or edit a print order Deleting your images To delete imagesFormat Memory or Format CF Card if a CF Viewing small versions thumbnails of your imagesMagnifying your images To look at thumbnails of your imagesTo magnify an image Adjusting the camera settings Adjusting the camera settingsUsing the flash Icon Message DescriptionTo change the flash setting RED-EYEImage quality Description Resolution Pixels Changing the image qualityChanging the date and time To change the image qualityTo change the camera language Changing the camera languageTo change the date and time Setting the welcome screen To change the image on the welcome screenSharing and printing images Sharing and printing imagesUsing the camera with a Windows computer System requirements for a Windows computerTo install the bonus software Installing the software on a Windows computerConnecting the camera to a Windows computer To unload images automatically Unloading images to a Windows computerTo connect the camera to a Windows computer Using the camera with a Windows NT 4.0 computer To use an HP printer that has a memory card slotTo use a CF memory card reader System requirements for a Macintosh computer Using the camera with a Macintosh computerChanging the PC Connect Mode setting Virtual memoryInstalling the software on a Macintosh computer Connecting the camera to a Macintosh computerTo automatically unload images to a Macintosh computer Unloading images to a Macintosh computerTo connect the camera to a Macintosh computer Tips for unloading images to a Macintosh computer Unloading images without using the camera software To unload images to a Windows or Macintosh computerUsing a card reader Printing images on a printer equipped with a card readerStoring images in memory Storing images in memoryDetermining the number of pictures you can take Using a CF memory card Installing a CF memory card To install a CF memory cardChecking the CF memory card status CF memory card To copy images from internal memory to a CF memory cardFormatting memory To format internal memory or a CF memory cardHP photosmart 612 User Guide Determining if the batteries need to be changed Powering your cameraMaintaining your camera Maintaining your cameraWhen the empty-battery icon on the status LCD Replacing the batteries To insert new batteriesSupport Using an ac power adapterTo connect an ac power adapter Memory cards Caring for your camera and accessoriesCamera Safety precautions Problem Possible cause Solution TroubleshootingProblems and solutions Button Does notPress a ReplaceTime is WrongDate and/or ShownHalfway down Too bright My image isToo dark Error messages Error Possible cause Solution MessageCF Card Visiting related Web sites Getting assistanceVisiting HP Web sites HP product support HP photosmart Web siteContacting HP Customer Support Obtaining support within the United StatesUpgraded warranty options Obtaining support worldwideAustria ArgentinaAustralia BelgiumMiddle East/Africa MalaysiaMexico NetherlandsHewlett-Packard limited warranty statement HP product Duration of limited warrantyHardware repair services Icon Meaning Symbols on the status LCDAppendix a Reference Appendix a ReferenceIcon Meaning Camera indicator lights Indicator light State MeaningCamera specifications Index IndexNumerics Using AC power adapter 13 when unloading images Batteries 3, 47 bonus software 32 memory card HP photosmart 612 User Guide Location 2 symbols 65 status line Updates for drivers
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612 specifications

The HP 612 is a versatile all-in-one printer designed to meet the demands of both home and office environments. This printer offers a compelling combination of features, technologies, and characteristics that enhance productivity and streamline various printing tasks.

One of the standout features of the HP 612 is its printing speed. Capable of producing up to 20 pages per minute for black-and-white documents and around 18 pages per minute for color prints, this printer ensures efficient workflow. The first page out time is impressive, allowing users to quickly access their documents when time is of the essence.

The HP 612 utilizes advanced inkjet technology, which contributes to its high-quality printing results. With a maximum resolution of up to 4800 x 1200 dpi, users can expect vibrant colors and sharp text in every printout. This makes it suitable for a range of applications, from professional documents to high-resolution photos.

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In summary, the HP 612 is a powerful all-in-one printer that combines speed, quality, and functionality in a compact design. Its advanced technologies and user-friendly features make it an ideal choice for both personal and professional use, delivering reliable performance and exceptional results. Whether for printing important documents or creating stunning photos, the HP 612 proves itself to be a pragmatic solution for a variety of printing needs.
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