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English 47
TROUBLESHOOTING
A TIFF image can-
not be printed.
i The image is a 16-bit TIFF
image that was saved using
a computer’s image pro-
cessing application.
* This printer cannot recog-
nize TIFF images that do
not conform to the DCF
standard.
i When saving a TIFF image
on your computer, specify
an 8-bit TIFF file.
The printing speed
is slow.
i The amount of image data
is large.
* The higher the resolution
and the lower the compres-
sion ratio, the more beauti-
ful the prints that can be
produced. However, when
the amount of image data is
large, it takes more time to
read, and the start of print-
ing is delayed.
i Make the image resolution
lower or the compression
ratio higher.
The print is blurred
or smudged.
i The paper used is not the
specified paper.
* There is a paper jam.
i Use the specified paper.
i In very rare cases you may
not be able to print an
image even though it con-
forms to the DCF standard,
or the printing may be dis-
torted.
i Change the conditions
when photographing.
i Select borderless printing
(see page 42).
The images in the
index print are not
in order by date.
The images were edited on a
computer.
Not a malfunction. The dates
of images that were edited on
a computer are not recog-
nized.
The printed image
is small.
The image printed has a reso-
lution is 320 × 240 pixels or
less.
Not a malfunction. Images
having a resolution of 320 ×
240 pixels or less are printed
without being enlarged. In
addition, they cannot be
printed as borderless prints.
The paper supply
was depleted and
more paper was
inserted in the
paper tray, but print-
ing does not
resume.
The ink ribbon is depleted. Install a new ink ribbon, and
press the PRINT button to
resume printing.
Problem or
indication
Cause Solution
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