User Manual

Glossary

archive CD The backup compact disc produced by the HP Photosmart pe1000 Express

Station. It contains a copy of all images the customer has chosen to print and

reflects all changes made during the editing process. For example, uploaded

photos may have had red-eye problems. The copy of the photo saved to the

archive CD is the fixed version. The original image on the customer’s memory

device is not touched.

attract loop A series of images and messages displayed on the kiosk touch screen, which

are designed to get customers’ attention.

crop/zoom Photo editing feature that lets you choose where to trim a photo. You draw a

rectangle around the portion of an image that you want to focus on. This

feature lets you exclude background images and select a particular area of

the image to enlarge and print. The image inside the rectangle is printed;

anything outside the rectangle is not printed.

index print A one-sheet print out of thumbnail images.

red-eye Using a flash when photographing people or animals in a dark environment

often results in “red eye.” This is because the light of the flash reflects from the

retina. The more open the pupils are, the more red eye will result. The HP

Photosmart pe1000 Express Station “red eye” feature solves this problem.

sepia This editing feature lets you convert your photo to a reddish-brown,

monochrome tint. This color gives the photo a warm, antique feeling.

touch screen An interactive visual display device that customers use to edit their photos and

order prints and archive CDs.