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E x c e p t i o n a l
Image Quality
Overall, the image quality has a very high rating across
the entire range of document and image types as com-
pared to similar devices.
The Sharp MX-7000N prints colour images that defaults
to a 1-bit setting, which can also be set to a higher 4-bit
resolution. The 1-bit colour setting produces adequate co-
lour output, which should be acceptable for most business
colour settings. The 4-bit colour setting produces a better
graphic intensive output; the differences are very visible.
The graphic-intensive grape image pulled from a menu
shows a much deeper and more pixilated purple image.
The shading is far more superior with the 4-bit setting.
The photographic reproduction of the tiger, the darker
green foliage in the background, and cast stone statue
monument in the foreground shows a great deal of im-
provement from the 1 bit setting to the 4 bit. The 4-bit
colour mode provides a much crisper and denser image.
The four-colour band test with the coloured text printed
within the bands show much improvement when viewing
the 4-bit green and blue bands closely. The bands shows
signs of graininess and the text is not crisp or sharp at the
1-bit level. The 4-bit images are by far richer and deeper in
colour and density, when compared to the 1-bit setting.
Default 1-bit colour setting
High resolution 4-bit colour setting
Default 1-bit colour setting
High resolution 4-bit colour setting
Colour prints with text test patterns in 1-bit setting
(above) and 4-bit setting (below)