About Print Image Matching; About Exif Print - Epson Stylus Photo R320 Printer Basics Manual

About PRINT Image Matching

Your Epson Stylus Photo R320 includes support for Epson's revolutionary
PRINT Image Matching
digital camera and printer work together automatically to produce the best
prints possible. Digital camera manufacturers that support PRINT Image Matching include
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Epson, Casio,
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Panasonic, Pentax,
manufacturer or visit www.printimagematching.com to find out if PRINT Image Matching
technology is included with your camera.
With PRINT Image Matching, the digital camera manufacturer can set specific printing
options for each camera model. These options include:
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Contrast, sharpness, and brightness
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Gamma level, color space, color saturation, and noise reduction
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Shadow point, highlight point, and color balance
The camera saves this information in each JPEG image file (and TIFF files from
P.I.M. II-enabled cameras). Your printer—along with P.I.M.-enabled software, such as Epson
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Software Film Factory,
information to ensure the most accurate image reproduction.
But don't worry if your camera doesn't include PRINT Image Matching technology—your
Epson Stylus Photo R320 gives great photo printing results.
Note: For information on printing P.I.M. images from your computer, see your
on-screen Reference Guide.

About Exif Print

The Exif (Exchangeable Image File) Print format includes information about your digital
camera settings in JPEG files so your printer and application can use them to create accurate
print settings. Most digital cameras store Exif Print information such as shutter speed,
metering, flash, exposure settings, resolution, and lens use in the JPEG image file. Your
printer—along with Epson Software Film Factory or P.I.M. II Plug-in for Adobe
Photoshop—uses the information to ensure the most accurate image reproduction.
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technology. PRINT Image Matching lets your
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Contax, JVC, Konica,
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Ricoh, Sanyo,
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or the P.I.M. II Plug-in for Adobe
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Kyocera, Leica, Minolta,
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Sony and Toshiba. Check with your camera's
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Nikon, Olympus,
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Photoshop —uses the
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