Canon PIXMA MG4200 Series On-Screen Manual page 230

(expression, glasses, angle, etc.).
Areas that are not of people in photos may be identified as people.
Image analysis only applies to images saved in folders under Perform Image Analysis in the
Following Folder(s). See
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Click Register name, then enter the name.
When Registering All Images Identified as Those of the Same Person
Click Register name displayed next to the smaller thumbnail, then enter the name.
When Registering People in Images One by One
Select a larger thumbnail and click Register name displayed below it, then enter the name.
The image(s) is (are) registered to the People view.
Note
When a registered name is entered, its image(s) and the name(s) appear in the pop-up menu. To
register as the same person as the registered person, select the name in the pop-up menu. To
register as a different person, click an area outside the white frame to complete the name entry.
For registered people, you can also register by dragging and dropping the thumbnail to the name
displayed below People on the left side of the screen.
If a person is identified as a different person, register the name individually or drag and drop the
thumbnail to the name displayed below People on the left side of the screen.
To delete a registered person, control-click the person in the People view and select Delete from
the displayed menu to display a deletion confirmation window. Click Yes to delete the name from
the People view. Images whose names of people have been deleted appear as those of
unregistered people in the Unregistered People view.
You can also set the profiles of registered people, such as their relationships with you and their
birthdays.
Registering People's Profiles
Registering People from the Details View
You can register people by specifying the face area in the image preview. People can be registered one by
one even when there are multiple people in one photo.
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Switch the image to the details view.
Select an image in any of the Calendar view set to Day View, Event view, the expanded display of
"Preferences Dialog" for details on image analysis.