Using EPSON Photo!3 2-7

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If scrolling through the images takes too long, you can
reverse the images by clicking the blue arrow at the
bottom of the scroll bar.
You can select the directory in the memory card in the
camera connected to the computer with Select
Camera Directory.
If you have made and attached an audio recording to
a photo, you can listen to the recording by clicking the
audio icon. To stop the playback, click the audio
icon again.
Note:
If a message appears indicating that the camera is not
connected properly, make sure the seria l or USB port is
working, and that the port setting in the Setup menu
matches the port you are using. To change the port setting,
see “Changing the communication port” on page 2-19.
Transferring photos to your computer
There are two ways to transfer, or save, your pictures
to your computer. You can click the Save To Folder
button to create a JPEG file that is named
automatically. Or you can click the Export Photos
button to name the file yourself and save it as a JPEG,
BMP, PCX, or PICT (for Macintosh only) file.

Using the Save To Folder button

Files saved with the Save To Folder button are named
automatically. For example, 91020001. The first digit,
9, is the last number of the year you took photo. The
next digit, 1, is the month, January. (October,
November, and December are represented by X, Y,
and Z, respectively.) The next two digits, 02, represent
the day. The last four digits, 0001, indicate the order
the file was saved. Image files use the JPG extension,
and audio recording files use the WAV extension.
image selection window