HP Photosmart 385 Compact Photo Printer User Manual
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Note 1
The image resolution in video
clips is typically lower than that of
digital photos; therefore, you may
notice that the print quality of your
video clip frames is lower than the print
quality of your photos.
Note 2
Not all video file formats are
supported by this printer. For a list of
supported video file formats, see
.
Note 3
This printer does not support
high resolution videos (full VGA).
These videos should be viewed on your
camera or computer.
Print photos in panoramic mode
Note
Panoramic mode is not
supported when printing directly from a
PictBridge camera using a USB cable.
To create panoramic photos on your
computer in the HP Image Zone
software, you must choose either the
Full or the Typical installation option
when you install the printer software. If
you chose either the Express or the
Minimum installation option, you must
reinstall the printer software and
choose the Full or Typical option
instead. For software installation
instructions, see
Stitch several photos together to
create one panoramic-size photo...
There are two ways to create a
panoramic photo:
●
Stitch photos together: Use image
editing software, such as HP Image
Zone, to stitch overlapping photos
together to form a 10 x 30 cm (4 x
12 inch) photo. (Alternatively, some
digital cameras can stitch several
shots together into one photo
before saving the photo to a
memory card.) Then save the photo
to a memory card and use the steps
below to turn on panoramic mode.
Panoramic mode prints the selected
photo with a 3:1 aspect ratio.
●
Select any photo: Select one or
more photos on a memory card and
use the steps below to turn on
panoramic mode. Panoramic mode
prints the selected photos with a 3:1
aspect ratio.
1.
If there is a memory card in the
printer, remove it.
2.
Press
Menu
to access the printer
menu.
3.
Select
Print options
, then press
OK
.
4.
Select
Panoramic photos
, then
press
OK
.
5.
Select
On
, then press
OK
.
6.
Load 10 x 30 cm (4 x 12 inch) paper.
7.
Insert a memory card that contains
one or more photos you want to
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