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Selecting the Appropriate Printer Driver

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Photo Correct. (Color Only)
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Photo Optimizer PRO
Red-Eye Correction
Face Brightener
Photo Optimizer PRO
[On], [Off]*
You can adjust the contrast, color balance, saturation, and balance for images.
[On]
Photo Optimizer PRO is performed on the image.
[Off]
The machine will not perform Photo Optimizer PRO.
NOTE
If the color mode is set to [Black & White], the Photo Optimizer PRO is disabled.
The effect of the Photo Optimizer PRO depends on the data.
The Photo Optimizer PRO is not applied to images that meet the following conditions.
Small images with 400 pixels or less
Images with a skewed histogram distribution
Images that are determined to not require correction after being analyzed by this function
When an image is divided into multiple parts, the desired results may not be obtained because correction is performed on each divided image separately.
Red-Eye Correction
[Red-Eye Correction]: [On], [Off]*
[Red-Eye Correction Level]: [Weak], [Standard]*, [Strong]
Detects and corrects red-eyes on photographs occurred because of the flash or electronic flash when photographing. You can also make corrections when only half of the face is shown on the photograph.
You can specify the settings for each type of data: [Red-Eye Correction] and [Red-Eye Correction Level].
[On]
Red-eye correction is performed on the image.
[Off]
Red-eye correction is not performed.
[Weak]
Correction level is small.
[Standard]
Correction level is between 'Weak' and 'Strong'.
[Strong]
Correction level is big.
NOTE
If the color mode is set to [Black & White], the Red-Eye Correction mode is disabled.
To activate the settings for "Red-Eye Correction Level", set "Red-Eye Correction" to [On].
The effect of the Red Eye Correction differs, depending on the data.
Corrections are applied only to images with vertical and horizontal sizes of 100 pixels or more.
Face Brightener
[Face Brightener]: [On], [Off]*
[Face Brightener Level]: [Weak], [Standard]*, [Strong]
If faces in the photographs appear dark because of backlight or underexposure, you can correct the brightness of the entire image to obtain the desired brightness for faces.
You can specify the settings for each type of data: [Face Brightener] and [Face Brightener Level].
[On]
Face Brightener is performed on the image.
[Off]
Face Brightener is not performed.
[Weak]
Correction level is small.
[Standard]
Correction level is between 'Weak' and 'Strong'.
[Strong]
Correction level is big.
NOTE
If the color mode is set to [Black & White], the Face Brightener mode is disabled.
To enable the [Face Brightener Level] setting, set [Face Brightener] to [On].
The effect of the Face Brightener mode depends on the data.
Corrections are applied only to images with vertical and horizontal sizes of 100 pixels or more.
When an image is divided into multiple parts, the desired results may not be obtained because correction is performed on each divided image separately.
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