Designating Areas on an Image for Editing (Area Designation)
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- [Color Conversion]: Copies by converting a specified color in the designated
area into a different color. (See “Converting Designated
Colors into Different Colors (Color Conversion),” on p. 3-
54.)
- [Color Gradation]: Copies by applying gradations of a specified color on the
designated area of the image or the background of a
black-and-white original. (See “Adding Gradations of a
Desired Color to the Image or Background (Color
Gradation),” on p. 3-35.)
- [Base Color]:
Copies by adding a specified color to the background of
the designated area of a black-and-white original. (See
“Adding Background Color (Base Color),” on p. 3-53.)
- [Color Filter]:
Copies by adding the effects of camera filters on the
designated area. (See “Adding Color Filter Effects (Color
Filter),” on p. 3-42.)
- [Text Editing]:
Copies by adding shadows or colors to the image of the
designated area in a black-and-white original. (See
“Modifying Part of the Image (Text Editing),” on p. 4-14.)
- [Texture]:
Copies by scanning the texture of a designated area of a
cloth or paper original, and adding that texture to copies
made with another original. (See “Adding Patterns
(Texture),” on p. 4-23.)
- [Nega/Posi]:
Copies by reversing the hues and gradations of the entire
original. (See “Reversing the Hues and Gradations (Nega/
Posi),” on p. 4-2.)
- [Original Type]:
Copies by changing the original type of the designated
area only. (See “Selecting the Original Type,” on p. 1-59.)
- [Color Balance]:
Copies by adjusting the color tone through changes in the
intensity, saturation, and hue of the original’s primary
colors. (See “Adjusting the Color of the Image (Color
Balance),” on p. 3-19.)
You can specify multiple functions for the same designated area. The keys
corresponding to functions that cannot be specified together are grayed out.
For information on the limitations of Area Designation, see “The Limitations of
Area Designation,” on p. 4-48.
When two designated areas overlap one another, image processing for the area
group that was designated later (area group with the larger number) will be given
priority. This is also true when areas specified for Framing and Blanking overlap.
The display returns to the screen for selecting the Image Editing function.
Area Editing 1
Area Editing 2
Making Copies in the Image Creation Mode
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Summary of Contents for CS120
Page 1: ...Oc CS120 125 Oc CS120 125 Copying Guide...
Page 2: ...COLOR LASER COPIER 1180 1140 Copy Guide Ot i o j...
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Page 263: ...Selecting Colors with Each Function 3 76 Adjusting Color and Image Quality 3...
Page 351: ...Inserting Text and Images 5...
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