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■ LEVEL 3 for photos and graphics with good print quality and speed.
■ LEVEL 4 for photos and graphics with high print quality and slower
speed.
■ LEVEL 5 for the best print quality and slowest print speed (best to use
for canvas media).
Then select from the following additional options, and click
OK:
■ High Speed for fast, bidirectional printing at lower quality.
■ Edge Smoothing to improve the quality of low-resolution images.
■ Finest Detail for sharper edges on vector-based data including text,
graphics, and line art. (This setting does not affect photographs.)
■ Gloss Optimizer to add a glossy finish to your print.
6. Select one of the following as the
Mode setting:
■ Epson Standard (sRGB) increases the contrast in images.
■ Adobe RGB matches images colors to the Adobe RGB color standard.
Use this setting if your source file was captured in Adobe RGB.
■ Epson Vivid processes colors to create standard hues.
■ Photo Enhance lets you choose from various Scene Correction settings
to automatically analyze your photos and, if necessary, adjusts the
brightness, contrast, and saturation.
■ ICM automatically adjusts colors based on the printer’s ICC profile and
the selected Media Type setting, using the Image Color Matching system.
■ Off (No Color Adjustment) disables color management in the printer
driver.
Note:
For color management instructions, see epson.com/scp400profiles (U.S.) or
epson.ca/scp400profiles (Canada). For more information about print settings, click
Help or see your online User’s Guide.
7. Choose the paper Source in which you loaded your paper:
■ Sheet: for sheets of paper loaded in the sheet feeder.
■ Roll Paper: for photos or panoramics up to 27 inches (68.6 cm) long. If
desired, click
Print page frame to print a cutting guideline around each
photo.
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