ArcSoft photostudio Manuale Utente

 

 

 

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There are several things you can do on the Print Screen: 

 

1.  Positioning the photo: Click and drag the photo to position it anywhere on the page.  

Check the “Center Photo” checkbox to re-center it. 

2.  Adjusting the photo size: Use the slider to adjust the width/height of the image.  

Notice the “Output” value above the slider.  Here’s where your knowledge of 

resolution 

and 

DPI will come in handy (you remember the Introduction, right?).  For good quality 

prints, you probably shouldn’t print below 200 DPI.  Use the slider to find a good 

compromise between size and quality.  If you find that you inevitably need to continually 

shrink your images to get them to print out at a good quality, consider maximizing the 

resolution of your digital camera or scanning at a higher DPI with your scanner. 

3.  Adding a title: Check the “Add Title” box to include text header with your print.  When 

the box is checked, you’ll see a box appear on the print preview that says “Double click 

to edit text.”  Double-click in this box to enter in a title.  You’ll be able to choose the font, 

size, and style of the text.  When you’re done, you can click and drag the text box to any 

location on the page.  Check the “Center Title” box to move it to the center of the 

vertical axis. 

4.  Adding a frame: Check the “Add Frame” box to include a black outline around your 

print.  You may want one added for stylistic purposes, or just as a guideline to use if you 

happen to be cutting the picture out. 

 

Cut, Copy, and Paste: These next three buttons are very closely related.  Make sure to read all 

three.  Though these are fairly common operations throughout Windows and many Windows 
programs, we’ll talk about how they could be used in photo editing.