Sony DPP-FP97 Operating Instructions Manual page 70

Symptom
Even though
"Borderless" is
selected in the
Print setup, the
image is printed
with borders on
both sides.
The whole area of
an image cannot
be printed.
The image is
printed at an angle.
There are white
lines or dots on the
printed pictures.
The picture is too
bright, dark,
reddish, yellowish,
or greenish.
Red-eye correction
does not take
effect with AUTO
TOUCH-UP
button.
Red-eye correction
does not take
effect with "Red-
eye Correction"
menu.
Settings
Symptom
The "Borderless"
and "Pattern 1/2"
setting does not
take effect.
GB
70
Check
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• Did you set "Pattern 1" in
the Print setup menu?
• Is the paper tray inserted
properly?
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• Did you enlarge, reduce the
size of, rotate, or move an
image after red-eye
correction?
Check
• Are you operating the
CreativePrint menu?
Cause/Solutions
c When you use a device other than the
printer to edit or save an image, blank
areas around an image are also saved as
part of image data. Even if you print such
data with "Borderless" setting, you cannot
eliminate the borders on both sides of a
print. (.page 41)
c You can print the whole area of an image
by selecting "Pattern 1" in the Print setup
menu. (.page 41)
c Re-insert the paper tray firmly straight in
to the end.
c The print head or paper path may be
soiled. Use the supplied cleaning cartridge
and sheet to clean the head and path.
(.page 77)
c Adjust the image by pressing MENU
button and then selecting Edit- Adjust.
(.page 22)
c Adjust for the red-eye phenomenon by
pressing MENU button and then selecting
Edit - Red-eye Correction. (.page 24)
c Set the size of the adjustment frame to be
two to seven times as large as the eye.
(.page 24)
c Red-eye correction may not work properly
if other editorial operations such as
enlarging, reducing the size of, rotating, or
moving an image. Perform these editorial
operations first and then perform red-eye
correction.
Cause/Solutions
c In the CreativePrint menu, templates are
used and you cannot select border/
borderless prints.