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Enhancing Images
Inkjet printer: We recommend this option when printing on inkjet or color laser printers.
The selected images will be printed at high quality and speed at the highest resolution
supported by the printer (if the printer supports resolutions higher than 360 dpi, the im-
ages will print at 360 dpi).
All other types: Select this option when printing in color on devices that use dye-sub-
limation or pho to graph ic processes. The selected images will be printed at the highest
resolution sup port ed by the printer. Print speed may drop if you choose this option when
using an inkjet print er.
Normal Print / Save [Print Image] as fi le
Select whether to print images on a printer,
or to save the page as an image fi le.
Normal Print: Outputs the selected im-
ages to a printer.
Save [Print Image] as fi le (Windows) / Save image fi les (Macintosh): Saves the page
as a JPEG fi le using the layout spec i fi ed in the “Page Layout” dialog. When this option is
selected, the Print button in the “Page Layout” dialog will change to Save. Click ing the
Save button dis plays the “Save Image(s)” dialog, where you can choose a des ti na tion
folder and fi le name and select Quality (JPEG compression) from Max i mum, High, Me-
di um, or Low. Each page is saved as a separate fi le.
Use thumbnail data
Check this option to print the pictures at draft resolution using thumbnail data. Recom-
mended for draft prints only.
Printer type
Choose from Inkjet printer or All other
types.
Setting up Your Printer
Note that the printer must be properly connected and the printer drivers correctly installed.
Printing with Color Management
The printer profi le can be selected in the Color Management tab of the Preferences dialog in Nikon
Capture 4 Editor ( 104, 105) or Nikon Capture 4 Camera Control. Note that changes to color manage-
ment settings in PictureProject and Nikon View also apply to Nikon Capture 4.
“Use Output Resolution”
To print images at the size and resolution selected in the Nikon Capture 4 Editor Size/Resolution palette,
select Use output resolution.