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Scan Images for Printing

Scan images for printing in the Full Auto Mode
Scan images for printing in the Home Mode
Scan images for printing in the Professional Mode

When you want to print scanned images on your EPSON ink jet printer or get prints done at your favorite film developing service, set the output resolution to 300 dpi. If you select a resolution higher than 300 dpi, printing takes a longer time but the output quality does not change.

You can also use the RePrint Photos feature in the EPSON Smart Panel software to scan images for printing. For more details, see RePrint Photos.

Scan images for printing in the Full Auto Mode

Follow the steps below to scan images for printing in the Full Auto Mode.

Place your materials on the document table.

Placing Photos and Documents on the Document Table

Loading and Setting Film on the Document Table

Start EPSON Scan.

Starting EPSON Scan

Choosing and Changing the Scanning Mode

EPSON Scan starts previewing and recognizing the document source and type.

Click Pause, and then click Options.

Select the Specify resolution for Full Auto Mode check box.

Select 300 from the list for Reflective or Film, and then click OK.

Click Scan. EPSON Scan starts scanning.

The scanned images are sent to the application or saved to the specified folder.

Note:

If EPSON Scan cannot recognize the correct document source, you can specify the document type in the Options dialog box. For details, see the online help.

Depending on the image you want to scan, you may not get the expected scanned image. In this case, scan the image in the Home Mode or Professional Mode.

If you cannot scan transparent materials in the Full Auto Mode, switch to the Home Mode or Professional Mode and use the marquee with the Normal Preview. See You cannot scan the film from the Full Auto Mode or the Thumbnail Preview for details.