• Use this to select a color rendering dictionary (CRD). The CRD is referred to color matching, so you
should select the appropriate CRD for the document you are printing. The selected CRD is also referred
to when [Fine] or [Super Fine] is selected for [Color Setting]. The following items are available: [Auto],
[Photographic], [Presentation] and [Solid Color].
Color Profile
Use this to select the color profile pattern.
The following table shows the tabs or menus where you can select this function.
Windows 2000 / XP / Vista, Windows Server
2003 / 2003 R2
[Color Profile] on [Document Options] on the
[Advanced] tab in the Printing Preferences dialog
box.
Mac OS
[Color Profile] on [Printer Specific Options] in the
print dialog box.
Mac OS X
[Color Profile] on the [Features x] tab on [Printer
Features] in the print dialog box.
You can select the following items:
Auto
Use this setting to configure the best color profile pattern automatically depending on the appearance
of the document to be printed.
Photographic
Use this setting to enhance the reproduction of photos and graphics that include midtones.
Presentation
Use this setting to enhance the reproduction of documents that contain text and graphics. This CRD is
best for printing colored charts, graphs, presentation materials and so on. If you use this CRD for
printing photographs, the color or gradations might not be reproduced well.
Solid Color
Use this setting to print specific colors, logos and so on.
User Setting
Use this setting to print images with downloaded CRD from your application.
CLP Simulation1
Use this setting to print blue color more brightly and vividly.
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