(1) Select [Color].
(2) Select color print settings.
To use the Mac OS Color Management function, select
the [ColorSync] checkbox . When this is done, "Image
Type" cannot be selected.
(3) Select the color image type.
An image type to match the data to be printed can be
selected from the pull-down menu.
• Standard (for data that includes text, photos, graphs,
etc.)
• Graphics (for data with many drawings or illustrations)
• Photo (for photo data or data that uses photos)
• CAD (for engineering drawing data)
• Scan (for data scanned by a scanner)
• Colorimetric (Data which needs to be printed in almost
the same colors as those on the screen)
• Custom (for data to be printed with special settings)
[Neutral Gray] can be used when [Custom] is selected.
(4) Select advanced color settings.
If you wish to select detailed settings, click the [Advanced
Color] button.
To configure color management settings, select the
desired settings from the menus. To use "CMYK
Simulation", select the [CMYK Simulation] checkbox
and then select the desired setting.
The following color management settings are available.
(There may be certain settings that cannot be configured depending on your OS and type of printer driver.)
• Windows ICM checkbox: Color management method in a Windows environment
• ColorSync checkbox: Color management method in a Macintosh environment
• Source Profile: Select the color profile used to display the image on the computer screen.
• Rendering Intent: Standard value used when converting the color balance of the image displayed on the
computer screen to a color balance that can be printed by the machine.
• Output Profile: Selecting a color profile for the image to be printed
• CMYK Correction: When printing a CMYK image, you can correct the image to obtain the optimum result.
• Screening: Select the most suitable image processing method for the image being printed.
• Neutral Gray: Select the toner color used to print gray areas.
• Pure Black Print: Data in black color can be printed with a black toner only.
• Trapping: Facilitates the prevention of white splotches on the circumference of the color.
• Sharpness: It makes the outline of the image clearer and smooth.
• Black Overprint: Prevents whitening of the outline of black text.
• CMYK Simulation: The color can be adjusted to simulate printing using the process colors used by printing
presses.
• Simulation Profile: Selecting a process color
Macintosh
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In Mac OS X v10.5, 10.6, 10.7, 10.8, and 10.9, click the [Advanced] tab to configure advanced color settings.
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