User's Manual

Custom Printing
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4. For even more fine-tuning, choose
PhotoEnhance, ICM
(Windows 95), or ColorSync (Macintosh).
◗
PhotoEnhance
Produces sharper images and more vivid colors by
automatically adjusting the contrast, saturation, and
brightness. Corrects for over- or under-exposure of the
original photograph.
◗
ICM (Windows 95 only)
Automatically adjusts printout colors to match colors
on the screen.
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ColorSync (Macintosh only)
Automatically adjusts printout colors to match colors
on the screen. See “Using ColorSync on the
Macintosh” for more information.
5. Click
OK to return to the Main printer settings dialog box.
6. Click
Save Settings if you want to save your custom
settings as a group that you can reuse for special projects.
See page 2-11 for more information about saving settings.
7. Click
OK (Windows) or Print (Macintosh). If you’re using
Windows, click any other buttons that your application
uses for printing.
Using ColorSync on the Macintosh
Every device you use for viewing or producing colors—your
monitor, scanner, and printer—uses a different color
technology. That’s why it’s difficult to get printed colors to
match the colors displayed on your monitor.
Each device has its own gamut, or range of colors that it can
reproduce. The Macintosh ColorSync system translates colors
from one gamut to another so your monitor’s colors match your
printer’s as closely as possible.
Note:
When you choose
PhotoEnhance, ICM, or
ColorSync, all the other
color options are preset.
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