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EDITING IMAGES
DELETE ALL
The delete-all function will erase all unlocked images from the CompactFlash card.
Once deleted the images cannot be recovered. Make sure all important images have
been locked before using the delete function. To delete single images, see page 62.
When the delete-all function has been selected on the playback menu, a confirma-
tion screen will appear; choosing "NO" will cancel the operation, choosing "YES" will
execute the operation. If any of the images have been locked, the some-images-
locked message will be displayed; all unlocked images will be erased leaving the
remaining locked images on the CompactFlash card.
Still pictures and movie clips cannot be deleted at the same time. To delete still pho-
tographs, the function dial must be set to the single-frame or index playback position.
To erase movie clips, the function dial must be set to the movie playback position.
LOCK ALL
The lock-all function will protect all images on the CompactFlash card. Once an
image has been locked, it cannot be erased using a delete function, however, it will
be lost if the CompactFlash card is formatted. Still pictures and movie clips cannot
be locked at the same time. To lock still photographs, the function dial must be set to
the single-frame or index playback position. To lock movie clips, the function dial
must be set to the movie playback position. To lock single images, see page 63.
When the lock-all function has been selected on the playback menu, a confirmation
screen will appear; choosing "NO" will cancel the operation, choosing "YES" will exe-
cute the operation.
UNLOCK ALL
The unlock-all function will unlock all protected images on the CompactFlash card.
Once the images have been unlocked, they can be erased using a delete function.
Still pictures and movie clips cannot be unlocked at the same time. To unlock still
photographs, the function dial must be set to the single-frame or index playback
position. To unlock movie clips, the function dial must be set to the movie playback
position. To unlock single images, see page 63.
When the unlock-all function has been selected on the playback menu, a confirma-
tion screen will appear; choosing "NO" will cancel the operation, choosing "YES" will
execute the operation.
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EDITING IMAGES
PRINTING IMAGES
This camera is supported by DPOF™ version 1.1. The DPOF
(Digital Print Order Format) was jointly developed by Eastman
Kodak Company, Canon Inc., Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd., and
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. for direct printing from digital
cameras.
This format allows images on the digital camera to be printed by
photofinishing print services or computer printers. DPOF enables
you to order prints of specific pictures from all the files on the camera's
CompactFlash card. DPOF manages which images are to be printed and the printing
format.
If the CompactFlash card contains DPOF data from another camera, that DPOF data
will be canceled when the card is used with the E201. The camera cannot create a
DPOF file for images taken by another camera.
PRINTING FORMAT
Still images can be printed out. To create a DPOF printing file, the function dial must
be set to single-frame or index playback. The playback menu gives two printing for-
mats to choose from: standard and index.
STD (Standard):
Prints each selected image on one sheet of paper.
INDEX:
Prints thumbnails of selected images on one sheet.
When creating a print order, one index print and one set
of standard prints can be made. Once the format
has been selected on the playback menu,
operations made on the print-order menu
will only effect the selected format.
To get prints from the DPOF file, the
CompactFlash card can be taken to a
photofinishing service or inserted into the
CompactFlash card slot of printers that support
DPOF. After the pictures have been printed, the
DPOF file will remain on the CompactFlash card
and must be canceled manually.
Index Print
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