Using PhotoEnhance, Custom, and Advanced Settings

When you’re printing special projects, you can customize your printer software settings, as described in these sections:

■“Using PhotoEnhance” below

■“Using Custom Project Types” on the next page

■“Using Advanced Settings” on the next page

For additional information on these settings, see the electronic Reference Guide, as described on page 2.

Using PhotoEnhance

The printer software includes PhotoEnhance™ options that increase image brightness and contrast to improve the appearance of low-resolution or under- or over-exposed photos. You can also add special effects, such as Soft Focus.

If you’re printing high-resolution images, you may want to use the Automatic setting instead; see page 8 (Windows) or page 13 (Macintosh).

PhotoEnhance does not affect your original image; it only affects your printout. Printing with PhotoEnhance may take longer on some systems and images.

Don’t select Roll Paper or Roll Paper (Zero Margins) as your Paper Source setting; you can’t use these options with the PhotoEnhance setting.

To use PhotoEnhance, you must select Color ink; you cannot turn on PhotoEnhance with Black ink selected.

If your photograph was taken with a digital camera, you can select Digital Camera Correction to give your printed images the appearance of photographs taken with a film camera. For more fine-tuning, you can select from a list of specialized settings for photographs, such as People or Nature, or special filters, such as Soft Focus or Sepia.

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