Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6400S User Manual page 60

Giving Priority to Particular Graphic Elements and Colors for Printing
Print Quality (*1)
High
Standard
Fast
*1: Options suitable for the selected Print Priority are listed under Print Quality.
• Color Settings
Setting Item
Color Mode (*1)
Color Adjustment (Images)
Color Adjustment (Graphics)
Color Adjustment (Text)
Gray Adjustment
Color-Matching Modes
Color-Matching Method (*2)
Color Space (*3)
Gamma
*1: Options suitable for the selected Print Priority and Media Type are listed under Color ModePrint Priority.
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*2: The order of options displayed varies depending on the operating system.
*3: Adobe RGB is not available if an incompatible combination of the paper type and print quality is selected.
Description
Printing takes longer and consumes more ink than in
Standard or Fast modes, but this mode offers excep-
tional printing quality.
Choose this setting to print at standard resolution
when quality and speed are both important.
Printing takes less time than in Highest or High
mode.
Choose this setting to print faster.
Printing in draft mode can help you work more effi-
ciently when checking layouts.
Options
Color
Monochrome (Photo)
Monochrome
No color correction
Cyan
Magenta
Yellow
Gray Tone
Brightness
Contrast
Saturation
Color Balance
Tone
Brightness
Contrast
Highlight
Shadow
Driver Matching Mode
ICC Matching Mode
Auto
Perceptual
Saturation
Monitor Matching
Colorimetric
other
sRGB
Adobe RGB
2.2
1.8
Print Priority
Proof
Image
Line Drawing/Text
Office Document
Proof
Image
Line Drawing/Text
Description
Choose whether to print in color or mono-
chrome.
(See "Adjusting the Color in the Printer Driv-
er.")
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You can adjust the levels of cyan, magenta,
and yellow as well as the brightness, con-
trast, saturation, and gray tone separately for
images, graphics, and text documents.
If you choose Monochrome in Color Mode
only Brightness and Contrast can be adjus-
ted.
Choose the gray tone color balance ( Cool
Black or Warm Black ) and adjust levels of
brightness, the brightness of intermediate
tones, contrast, highlight, and shadow as de-
sired.
These levels can be adjusted when Mono-
chrome (Photo) is selected in Color Mode.
Choose the color-matching mode. Other col-
or-matching modes may be provided by the
computer operating system, such as ICM and
ColorSync.
Choose the color-matching method. The
available options vary depending on your se-
lection in Color-Matching Mode.
Choose a standard color space (sRGB ) or
an expanded color space ( Adobe RGB).
You can adjust the gradation of intermediate
tones in an image.
You can select only after Driver Matching
Mode has been selected in Matching Mode.
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