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9 Click to close PhotoRecord.
A message will display asking you whether or not save the album layout.
Select [Yes] to save it or [No] to cancel it.
The ZoomBrowser EX screen will reappear after the file processing is
complete. This concludes the printing process.
This chapter explained the ZoomBrowser EX basics. Once you have
mastered them, read the following chapter to try the advanced techniques.
Using the Software on the Windows Platform - Advanced Techniques
(p. 29).
Printing One Image Per Page
In Step 5, select the [Other] category in the [Album Type] section,
followed by [One Photo Per Page].
Printing a Contact Sheet
To print a contact sheet, select [Contact Sheet Print] in Step 2. After
Steps 3 and 4, the PhotoRecord printing utility will start. You can print
image thumbnails and shooting data by setting the number of rows and
columns per page, the Exif data* (shooting information) display size and
paper size, and then clicking [Print].
* There is a difference between the shooting information shown in
ZoomBrowser EX and the Exif information that can be printed with
PhotoRecord.
•With images shot by Exif 2.2 (called Exif Print) compatible
cameras, shooting information such as the shooting settings
and mode can be included with the images. You can use this
data to correct and print the images to obtain enhanced
results. Under the default setting, image correction is
automatically carried out. See the PhotoRecord Help menu
if you do not require image correction.
•PhotoRecord automatically carries out image correction (as
a default setting) with both images shot with Exif 2.2
compatible cameras and other images, yielding high-quality
prints.
•A PDF-format manual for ZoomBrowser EX is also available.
It provides further information about the program's
features and procedures. See Using the PDF Manuals (p. 6).