Inserting a Memory Card
1.Insert your memory card into the adapter.
2.Insert the adapter into the card slot. Push it in firmly so the button pops out.
Printing an Index
An index print includes small, numbered copies of all the pictures on the memory card.
Printing Snapshots
1.Load EPSON Borderless Photo Paper 4”x 6”.
Insert short edge first with the glossy side up.
Slide the edge guide against the paper.
2.In the Print Mode menu, select Set.
3.In the Paper Type menu, press the 
button and hold it for several seconds until PP (photo paper) flashes on the Select Photo menu.
Adjusting Brightness
1.Press the round Brightness button.
2.Press the 
button once or twice to make your pictures 1 or 2 steps lighter.
Press the 
button once or twice to make them 1 or 2 steps darker
3.Press the Brightness button again.
Printing With Filters
See your Printer Basics book for instructions. Your printer comes with filters shown below:
Printing Special Layouts
You can print 
2, 
3, 
4, or 
20 photos per page by selecting these settings on the Page Layout menu.
You can also...
Turn a normal landscape into a panoramic photo.
Take a portrait and print 8 different sizes on one sheet of paper.
1. Load plain paper.
Slide the edge guide against the paper.
Place the paper against the right side of the feeder.
When you move to other menus, the PP disappears. But photo paper is
no filter | 1. black and white |
Turn your favorite picture into photo stickers.
2.Make sure these settings appear on the control panel:
Number of photos on the card
3.Press the Print button.
Your index is printed. Use it to select photos
for reprinting and enlarging.
still selected.
4.In the Paper Size menu, select 4x6.
5.In the Page Layout menu, select 
for
borderless prints, or 
for white borders.
6.In the Select Photo menu, choose the number of the photo you want to print.
7.Press the round Select Photo button.
8.Repeat steps 6 and 7 for each photo you want to print.
9.Press the Print button.
2. sepia | 3. high contrast |
4. 1 level brighter | 5. 2 levels brighter |
See your Printer Basics book for instructions.
6. 1 level darker | 7. 2 levels darker |
8. more vivid | 9. sharper |