Xerox DocuPrint C3120 DX, Руководство пользователя

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Installation and Configuration on Mac OS X 10.2.8/10.3.9/10.4.6
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High Quality - This mode is suitable for documents of high image quality. The
printer performs appropriate adjustments for photos, texts, and graphics
respectively.
High Resolution - This mode is suitable for documents that consist of fine lines. The
printer clearly prints fine characters, fine lines, and fine parts of photos.
Brightness - Sets the overall brightness of the output.
Basic Features - Allows you to configure the basic RGB color correction settings.
Advanced Features - Allows you to configure the advanced RGB color correction
settings.
Image Adjustment - Displays the [Image Adjustment] dialog box.
RGB Color Correction - Sets the color correction method for the RGB images on
your document.
- Perceptual - Optimizes the rendering of photographic images by preserving all
tonal gradations.
- Saturation - Optimizes the rendering of business graphics by preserving the
saturation of colors.
- Relative Colorimetric - Preserves in-gamut colors and represents out-of-
gamut colors by the closest match.
- Absolute Colorimetric - Does not map the white in the images to the white of
the output paper. Depending on the [RGB Color Temperature] setting, the
white in the images may be printed with a tint of color.
RGB Profile - Sets RGB profile. The [RGB profile] setting will be applied in
conjunction with the [RGB Color Correction] setting. [Adobe RGB (1998)] is the RGB
profile of Adobe Systems Incorporated. [Adobe RGB (1998)] may not accurately
reproduce the tones of highly saturated graphics.
RGB Gamma Correction - Adjusts the brightness of the RGB images on your
document. Select a value depending on the monitor being used. The larger the
value, the darker the output.
RGB Color Temperature - Adjusts the color temperature of your monitor to match
the on-screen colors to the printed output colors.
- 5000K (D50) - Colors become slightly more yellowish than [6500K (D65)]
- 6500K (D65)
- 9300K - Colors become slightly more bluish than [6500K (D65)].
Image Type - Sets the type of your document.
Standard - Optimizes the printing of business documents that consist of texts and
graphs.
Photos - Suitable for printing photographic images and optimizes the reproduction
of gradations. This is ideal for images represented in sRGB.
Presentation - Suitable for printing presentation materials that need vibrant colors.
Web Pages - Suitable for printing images displayed on your computer screen, such
as web pages.