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Easy-PhotoPrint Pro

Freely customize colors in PIXMA Pro9500/Pro9000

Independently set and register color settings

in the printer driver

With Easy-PhotoPrint Pro, colors can be freely adjusted in the PIXMA

Pro9500/Pro9000. Adjustments include Color Balance, Brightness and

Contrast. This new system reflects the user's intended coloring, by allowing

color settings for specific types of art paper, or creating colors finely-tuned

for each object of shooting.

Color Balance Adjustment

Prints samples where yellow, red, magenta,

blue, cyan and green are varied based on the

original image (shown in the red frame). This

allows users to select their most preferred

coloring by checking the actual printout,

including slight color differences.

Users that want to make even more detailed

changes to the color balance can use the

function that prints samples where yellow,

red, magenta, blue, cyan and green can be

individually varied. When wanting to

increase red, choose to print in Direction R

and up to 48 simulated images are output.

Original image is at the bottom left.

Print All Directions

Single Hue

(Example: print in Direction R)

The cyan, magenta and yellow parameter values are

printed out right below each image. That way, users

can simply type in those values to return the color

balance to their preferred one.

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Color Balance Adjustment

1. Slide bars

For users who have specific target/intented colors in mind, slide bars are

provided to make fine adjustments to cyan, magenta and yellow values.

2. Pattern Print

For users that are not quite sure which color value to increase or decrease,

or would like to preview the changes first on the actual printout, "Pattern

Print" function is offered. This automatically creates simulated images with

varying color balance as specified by the user, and prints out the results on a

sheet of paper. Users can then determine color balance after previewing

that printout. Users can also keep the printed sheet for another print

opportunity, so that they can reproduce the same settings as a basis for a

new color adjustment.

Easy-PhotoPrint Pro