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Press the SOURCE
button.
The playback picture
reappears on the screen.
ETD)
~ CARTED
Selected position is
displayed in yellow.
The position where an image
can be stored next flashes in
blue. (The position flashes in
the order of upper left - upper
right - under left - under right ...)
To confirm the stored image
Press the MEMORY RECALL
button. The stored image is
displayed on the screen. After
confirming the image, press
the SOURCE button to display
the playback picture again.
Repeat steps 3, 4
and 5 until you have
stored images in all
the positions.
When the images are stored in
all the positions, the stored
images are displayed in 1/4
size or 1/16 size on the screen.
If the playback picture is
displayed, press the MEMORY
RECALL button to display the
stored images to be printed.
The stored images are
displayed in 1/4 size or 1/16
size.
To change the image stored
in memory
Press the SOURCE button to
display the playback picture
again. Make the position you
want to change flash with the
AV <>
buttons. Then store a
new image to replace the
previous one.
Press the PRINT
button.
GE-CONF IRM
Printing
>>>>
&
BACK TO
To see the playback picture
during printing
Press the SOURCE button to
display the playback picture.
(You cannot store a new image
until the printing is completed.)
To undo the SPLIT 4 or SPLIT
16 screen
Press the MENU button. If you
want to return to the normal
printing, select "MEMORY
MODE' in the main MENU and
select "NORMAL." in the
MEMORY MODE setting menu.
About the PRINT MODE
setting
If you select an item other than
"NORMAL" in the PRINT
MODE setting menu, you can
make a variety of printouts as
follows: Printing the same
SPLIT 4 or SPLIT 16 image in
1/4 size or 1/16 size*, trimming
the image into a heart or oval
shape and printing a portion of
the stored image. For details,
refer to "A Variety of Print
Settings (PRINT MODE
setting)" on pages 30 - 33.
*We do not recommend this
operation because the picture
quality of the multiplied SPLIT
4 or SPLIT 16 images is
rather poor.
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