Canon PowerShot S80 User Guide Advanced Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 90)

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The photo that is emailed is based on the JPEG copy of the printed output. You can crop, resize and

rotate the image before it is emailed to the user.

To crop the image first check the "Crop image:" checkbox and then specify the left offset and top

offset in pixels for the top left corner of the cropped image. Then specify the width and height of the

image in pixels. For example if the photobooth is setup to print a double strip of 4 images on 6"x4"

paper you may wish to crop the image so that only a single strip is emailed to the user. If the printer is

set to a resolution of 300 dpi the image will be 1200 pixels wide (4" x 300 dpi) by 1800 pixles high (6" x

300 DPI) and so to crop it into a single strip you need to set left=0, top=0, width=600 and height=1800.

You can also specify a maximum size for the image being uploaded using the "Max width (pixels):" and

"Max height (pixels):" settings. The JPEG copy of the printed output will be resized so that it is no

bigger than these settings before it is emailed. Keeping these values relatively small, e.g. 500 x 500

pixels, will reduce the time it takes to send the email.

Depending on you printer page settings the JPEG copy of the printed output may not be saved in the

correct orientation. If this is the case it can be rotated using the "Image rotation:" dropdown list. If you

are also using print preview (the "Confirm before printing" option in the the "Photobooth Settings"

dialog) this can be set to "Same as print preview" and it will use the same rotation settings as the print

preview.

Please note that the image is cropped first, then resized and finally rotated before being emailed to the

user.

The email server settings also need to be setup so that the program can email the photos. The "Email

Server Settings" dialog can be opened by selecting "Email Server Settings..." from the File menu or by

clicking on the "Email server settings..." button in the "Output Settings" dialog. The "Email Server

Settings" dialog shown below will be displayed:

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