Sony DPP-MS300 Operating Instructions Manual page 22

Printing
an image from
a
"Memory
Stick"
or
PC
card (continued)
Notes 4
•
Avoid storing the
paper with the printed
faces
touching each
other or in
contact
with
rubber or
plastic
products including
vinyl chloride or
plasticizer for
an
extended period of
time; the
ink
may
transfer
on
to
them.
•
Depending on the type
of digital
still
camera or
video camera, the
aspect
ratio
of a
recorded
image
differs,
so the
image
may
not
be printed in the entire
printable area.
•
Depending on the type
of digital
still
camera or
video camera,
preview
images
may
be
displayed along
with
the
primary images
in
the
thumbnail
list.
The
printed quality of the
preview images
will
not be as
good as the
primary images.
Note
that
if
you delete the
preview images (page
40),
the data for the
primary images
may
be
damaged.
•
Depending on
the
type
of
digital
still
camera or
video camera,
an image
may
be
stretched
vertically
if it
has been
rotated or
processed
with your
digital
still
camera
or
video
camera. This
is
not
because of trouble
with
the printer,
but because
the
image
was
rewritten
with your
digital still
camera or
video camera.
Printing direction
The image displayed
on your television
is
printed
in the direction as
shown below.
Displayed
image
Printed
image
5
When
printing ends, a
beep sounds
and
the print
paper automatically
emerges from
the print outlet.
Remove
the print
from
the printer.
After
you remove
the print paper, the printing
indicator turns
off.
Printing
the
same image again
Press
PRINT.
With
the optional
automatic feeder
VPF-A3,
you
can
print the
same image continuously
up
to
25 times
on
separate sheets.
Printing
other
images
Press
PICTURE
so that
the
thumbnail screen appears,
then
perform steps
1
through
5.
Printing multiple
images continuously
You
can print
multiple
images
continuously for
up
to
25 sheets
using the optional
automatic feeder
VPF-A3.
Printing
all
of
the
images
You
can use
the
menu
to select all
of the
images on
your
"Memory
Stick" or
PC
Card. See
page
36.
Printing