User manual PENTAX PC-35AFM

[. . . ] Please take care, as there are even cases where limitations are placed on taking pictures even for personal enjoyment during demonstrations, performances or of items on display. Images taken with the purpose of obtaining copyrights also cannot be used outside the scope of use of the copyright as laid out in the Copyright Act, and care should be taken here also. Regarding trademarks · PENTAX, K-m/PC-35AFM and smc PENTAX are trademarks of HOYA CORPORATION. · PENTAX PHOTO Browser, PENTAX PHOTO Laboratory and SDM are trademarks of HOYA CORPORATION. [. . . ] Alternatively, click the icon on the Tool bar. A delete confirmation screen appears. 3 Click [Yes]. The file or folder is deleted. When a folder is deleted, all files in the folder are also deleted. Changing File/Folder Names 1 In the Thumbnail pane of the PENTAX PHOTO Browser window, select the file or folder to be renamed. Alternatively, select the folder to be renamed in the Folder tree pane. 50 2 Select [Rename] from the [File] menu. Alternatively, directly click the file or folder name in the Thumbnail pane or Folder tree pane. The file or folder name is ready to be changed. 3 Input the file or folder name. The image file or folder is renamed. Renaming All File Names 1 In the Thumbnail pane of the PENTAX PHOTO Browser window, select the thumbnail images to be renamed. Select [Select All] from the [Edit] menu to select all images in the Thumbnail pane. However, files not supported by PENTAX PHOTO Browser 3 and folders cannot be renamed. Images from more than one folder cannot be selected. 2 Select [Rename All] from the [File] menu. Alternatively, click the icon on the Tool bar. The [Rename All] dialog appears. 3 51 Confirm the content, and input information as needed. Description Specify name to add to file names. When files exist in the folder with the specified base file name, the number of digits increases if the maximum number of files is exceeded. When this option is checked, the file name specified for [Base file name] comes after sequential file numbering (example: 0123IMGP. pef). When files exist in the folder with the same specified base file name, the numbering automatically starts from the number next to the highest number of the existing file. If there is no file with the specified base file name, numbering starts at 1. Item Base file name Number of digits Put base file name last Start number 4 Click [OK]. All files are renamed to the specified name. Creating a New Folder 1 2 In the Folder tree pane of the PENTAX PHOTO Browser window, select the folder to create a new folder in. Alternatively, click the icon on the Tool bar. The [Print] dialog appears. Select the [Print photo] tab. 60 4 Item Make the layout and caption settings. Description This displays a preview using the specified settings. Layout 1 : Normal printing Layout 2 : Layout printing Layout 3 : Partition printing*1 (printing one image on multiple pages) From the list, selects the number of images to print on one page. Selects processing options from the list when printing area and image size differ. Cropping : The entire printing area is used and any part exceeding the printing area is deleted. Sets the vertical and horizontal space in mm or inches. Preview Layout Images per page Multi-page printing Allocating images Position Space (Vertical)/ Space (Horizontal) Rotate to fit printing area This setting uses the printing area most effectively. Check this to allow the image to be rotated 90° as needed to fit the printing area and then printed. Fit to paper Sets the printer to print using the maximum printing area. This can be set when [Layout 1] (Normal printing) or [Layout 3] (Partition printing) is selected. Print Shooting Date and Time Sets the Shooting Date/Time print settings. Print Time : Select from No (Default) or Yes (HH:MM:SS, 24-hour format only). The name of the printer to be used appears here. Printer *1: When [Layout 1] (Normal printing) or [Layout 3] (Partition printing) is selected, the [Fit to paper] checkbox is displayed. [. . . ] This image file format is based on the JPEG image data format, and allows thumbnail images and image properties to be embedded into the data. Software that does not support this format processes the image as a regular JPEG image. This image file format is based on the TIFF image data format, and allows thumbnail images and image properties to be embedded into the data. Software that does not support this format processes the image as a regular TIFF image. [. . . ]