Correct color and print
The printer driver automatically and internally corrects
colors to match the color space. You can select from the
following color correction modes.
❏ EPSON Standard (sRGB)
Optimizes the sRGB space and corrects the color.
❏ Business Graphics
Performs color correction to sharpen your images
based on the sRGB space.
❏ Line Drawing
Optimizes color correction for line drawing by
processing the border between lines and the
background as discontinuous.
❏ ICM
Performs color management to match the colors in
the image data to those in the printed output
(Windows only).
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❏ Off (No Color Management)
Color correction is not performed by the printer
driver. Choose if color management is performed
by the application.
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If EPSON Standard (sRGB)/Business Graphics/Line
Drawing is selected for Color Mode, a Settings button
will be displayed.
Click the Settings button to adjust Gamma, Brightness,
Contrast, Saturation, and color balance.
Use this option when the application in use does not
have a color correction function.
Note:
The color correction options available vary with the
operating system and the type of paper used.
Making Settings in Windows
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When using applications featuring a color
management function, specify how to adjust
colors from these applications.
When using applications without a color
management function, start from step 2.
Depending on the type of the application, make
the settings following the table below.
Adobe Photoshop CS3 or later
Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 or later
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1 or later
OS Color Management
Settings
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Printer Manages Colors
Windows XP
(Service Pack 2 or
later and .NET 3.0
or later)
Windows XP (other
than the above)
No Color Management
In other applications, set No Color
Management.
Note:
For information on supported platforms, see the
website for the application in question.
Example of Adobe Photoshop CS5
Open the Print screen.
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