Quick Reference Guide

14 Copying a Photo or Document

9. When you’re ready to copy, press x Start. If you need to cancel copying, press

Stop/Clear Settings.

Note:

Do not pull out paper as it is printing; it ejects automatically.

Editing Photos While You Copy

You can restore colors in faded photos, correct poorly exposed photos, reduce red-

eye, and even crop while you copy photos.

1. Load Epson photo paper in the rear sheet feeder. See page 10 for a list of the

papers and sizes available.

2. Press the

Specialty Print button.

3. Press l or r to select

Reprint/Restore Photos and

press

OK.

4. To turn on

Color Restoration, press r, select On,

and press

OK. (If your photo is not faded, leave this

setting off.)

5. Place your photo on the glass (see page 11) and close the cover.

Note:

To copy multiple photos, place them 1/4-inch apart as described on the display

screen.

6. Press OK. You see a preview of your photo and

the settings that will be used for printing.

Note:

To see your photo without the settings displayed, press

the Display/Crop button twice.

7. Press + or – to select the number of copies you want.

8. To copy borderless photos on 4 × 6-inch Epson Premium Photo Paper Glossy

or Semi-gloss in the rear sheet feeder, go to step 10.

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