Installing The Plug-In Module; Creating A Template; Workflow For Template Creation And Use; Creating Image Data - Sony UP-CR10L User Manual

Installing the Plug-in
Module
To enable use of the plug-in module, the module must be
copied to the plug-in folder of Photoshop.
Copy the "\UPCR10LR10\plug-in\Sony_upcr.8be"
from the supplied CD-ROM to your computer. For
information on which folder to use as copy destination,
consult the Photoshop documentation.

Creating a Template

This section describes how to use the plug-in module to
create a template for use with the border print function.
Workflow for Template Creation
and Use
Create the image data for the border design.
Use the plug-in module, and create a template.
When template data is output to the expansion
CompactFlash card
Insert the expansion CompactFlash card into the
UP-CR10L.
When template data is output to a drive other than the
expansion CompactFlash card
Use a memory card to copy the template data to the
expansion CompactFlash card of the UP-CR10L.
The created template can be used.

Creating Image Data

First, you should create image data containing the frame
design. The required size for the image data depends on
the print size and orientation. Create image data with the
correct size.
Print size Image size (unit: pixels)
1,536 (H) × 1,100 (V)
3×5" size, landscape
1,100 (H) × 1,536 (V)
3×5" size, portrait
1,848 (H) × 1,248 (V)
4×6" size, landscape
1,248 (H) × 1,848 (V)
4×6" size, portrait
2,148 (H) × 1,536 (V)
5×7" size, landscape
1,536 (H) × 2,148 (V)
5×7" size, portrait
Only image data in RGB format can be used. Templates
cannot be created with image data in a format other than
RGB.
About transparent area
The transparent area is the area of a border print where
the underlying photograph is visible. Set the color of the
locations you want to use as the transparent area to the
RGB values (254,254,254). If there are locations set to
these RGB color values that you do not want to use as
part of the transparent area, set the transparent area with
the plug-in module. For details, refer to step 3 of "Using
the Plug-in Module."
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