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Viewing and Managing Your Photos

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The settings for the number of prints are saved in a Digital

Print Order Format (DPOF) file on the camera’s memory

card. You can apply these settings when using a printer or

printing application that supports the DPOF standard.

Also, in some countries you will find print shops that

support this standard and can print according to the

settings in your DPOF file. Using the DPOF file to relay

these settings to your printer, printing application, or print

shop helps make printing quick and easy.

❏Brightness setting

These brightness setting is recorded in each image file as

PRINT Image Matching information. This information can

be used by printers that support the PRINT Image

Matching system for enhanced printing re sults.

PRINT Image Matching is a new standard that allows

digital cameras to record special information about the

photos it takes and relay that information seamlessly to a

printer compatible with this standard. Your PhotoPC

2100Z records this special information in each JPEG photo

it takes. By using a printer that is also compatible with the

PRINT Image Matching system, you can achieve printing

results that were previously unattainable.

Note:

PRINT Image Matching information does not change the image

data or the way the image is displayed on a computer screen.

To make these settings, see the following sections.

Note:

To print the photos on your memory card, see the online EPSON

Digital Camera Software User’s Guide.

Contents

Main User's Guide User's Guide COVER.FM A6 size Where to Find Information This Users Guide Online EPSON Digital Camera Software Users Guide Online EPSON PhotoQuicker Reference Guide Online Help Users Guide R4C7770 FRONT.FM A6 size - ii - IMPORTANT NOTICE Page Page R4C7770 Introduction Chapter 1 Getting Started Chapter 2 Taking Pictures Chapter 3 Viewing and Managing Your Photos Chapter 4 Making Camera Settings Chapter 5 Using Images on Your Computer Chapter 6 Camera Options and Accessories Chapter 7 Maintenance and Troubleshooting Appendix A Specifications Appendix B Icons That Appear on the LCD Monitor Page Introduction PhotoPC 2100Z Features Page Options For United Kingdom users - use of options Safety Instructions When using the camera Page When using the strap When using the batteries For users in the United Kingdom w Warnings, Cautions, and Notes c For users in the United Kingdom, Singapore, and Hong Kong Page Page Unpacking Your PhotoPC 2100Z Camera Parts Page Page Setting up Your Camera Installing and removing a memory card Page Installing and replacing the batteries Page Page Page Setting the time and date for the first time Page Page Chapter 2 Taking Pictures Getting Ready to Take Pictures Buttons overview LCD monitor overview Turning the camera on and off Page Page Page Taking Pictures Using the LCD monitor Page Setting the flash Page Using the optical and digital zoom features Using the self timer Page Taking close-ups using the macro setting Taking pictures against a bright background Taking high-resolution photos using the HyPict feature Page Taking pictures to share over the Internet Page Taking pictures in low-light conditions Page Using the white balance feature Taking Pictures Using the Viewfinder Page Setting the flash Page Using the optical zoom feature Making other settings Chapter 3 Viewing and Managing Your Photos Viewing Your Photos on the LCD Monitor Displaying your photos Displaying nine photos at once Magnifying photos Deleting Photos Deleting individual photos Deleting all of the photos R4C7770 Making Print Settings Page Selecting photos and specifying the number of prints Making the print brightness setting Resetting the number of prints to zero Page Page R4C7770 Chapter 4 Making Camera Settings Setting the Time and Date Changing the time and date setting Page Changing the display order Page Setting the Beep Page Chapter 5 Using Images on Your Computer System Requirements For Windows For Macintosh Included Software Installing the Software Viewing the Software Users Guides on Your Computer Accessing the EPSON Digital Camera Software Users Guide Page Accessing the EPSON PhotoQuicker Users Guide Connecting and Disconnecting the Camera Connecting the camera to your computer Page Page Page Disconnecting the camera from your computer Page Page Chapter 6 Camera Options and Accessories Using Memory Cards Inserting a memory card into your computer Page Copying files directly from the memory card Formatting memory cards Page Using Rechargeable Batteries Page Using the AC Adapter Page Page Page Chapter 7 Maintenance and Troubleshooting Maintaining the Camera Handling the camera Cleaning the camera Storing the camera Maintaining the Batteries Cleaning the batteries Storing the batteries Disposing of batteries Problems and Solutions Camera problems Page Page Page Page Page Picture problems Page Page Page Page Appendix A Specifications Camera Physical dimensions Product type Recorded image Optical Functional Interface Power Page PCMCIA Adapter Optional AC Adapter Page Appendix B Icons That Appear on the LCD Monitor When Taking Pictures With the tool box open With the bag open When using the zoom feature When specifying the amount of prints after taking a picture When Viewing Photos With the tool box open When magnifying a photo When there are no photos in the memory card When specifying the amount of prints SETTINGS.FM A6 size - 130 - When selecting zero prints When Making Camera Settings Camera setting menu When setting the date and time When formatting the memory card Status and Error Icons Page Glossary Page Page Page Index A B C D F I L M R S T U V Page MARKET.FM A6 size 7/17/01 2001 January EPSON OVERSEAS MARKETING LOCATIONS User's Guide User's Guide