Sony DPP-MS300 Operating Instructions Manual page 35

Printing
"Memory
Stick"
or
PC
card
images preset
by
a
camera
Notes
•
If
you
set
PRESET
PRINT
to
"OFF,"
the
images preset
by your
digital
still
camera or
video camera do not
appear
as the selected
image. In this case,
perform
the
normal
printing procedures.
•
In this
print
mode, you
can
make
only a
standard print
regardless of the
position of the print
mode
dial.
•
When
there
is
no
specified
image
in
the
"Memory
Stick" or
PC
card,
"NO
FILE"
is
displayed.
• For details
on
the
preset print settings,
refer to
the operating
instructions of the
digital
still
camera
or
video
camera you
are
using.
•
Depending on
the
type
of
digital still
camera
and video camera,
the
preset printing function
supported
by
the
printer,
or
sometimes
the function
itself,
is
not available.
•
If
you
press
PRINT
while displaying
the
actual print
image, only
the displayed
image
is
printed.
•
If
you
press
PRINT
while displaying the
thumbnail
list, all
of the
images
in the
thumbnail
list
are
printed.
You
can
print
images
on
a
"Memory
Stick" or
PC
card
preset
by your
digital
still
camera
or
video camera.
Before
you
begin
1
Turn on
the printer
and
television
and
set
the input
selector of
your
television to
"VIDEO."
2
Set
INPUT SELECT
to
"MEMORY
STICK/PC
CARD."
1
Set
PRESET PRINT
to
"ON.
Insert a
"Memory
Stick" or
PC
card
into
the
"Memory
Stick" or
PC
card insertion
slot.
The
images preset
by your
digital
still
camera
or
video
camera
are
displayed
in
the
thumbnail
list.
3l
Els
Displaying
the actual print
image
Press
CAPTURE.
The
first
print
image appears
in
the center of the
screen.
To
display the next or previous print
image, press
#
(next
image) or
*
(previous image).
To
return to
the
thumbnail
list,
press
PICTURE.
3
Press
PRINT
and
insert
the print paper.
The
preset
images are printed in the
order they
have been
preset.
Tip
The
printer
can automatically print the
images
preset
with
DPOF
(Digital Print
Order
Format).
The
"DPOF"
is
a
format
to
record the information necessary for
automatically printing
images
shot
with
a digital
still
camera
or
video
camera
at
a
printing
shop or with
a
home-use
printer.
Making
Various
Prints