Epson Stylus Pro 4000 User Manual page 46

46 | Color Management and Printer Linearization
Tip: If you have specific
input profiles that you
want to use with the RIP,
you can copy your profile
files to the ColorBurst
RIP for Epson > ICC
Profiles folder. They
appear in the appropriate
lists, depending on the
type of image.
Note: The Rendering
Intents (in the column on
the right) in this dialog
box will always override
what a file may have
embedded within it.
Tip: If you have specific
device profiles that you
would like to use with the
RIP, you can copy your
profile files to the
ColorBurst RIP for
Epson > ICC Profiles
folder. They appear in
the appropriate lists,
depending on the
type of image.
Note: The simulation
profile is not what the
printer is trying to match.
This choice tells the
printer to simulate the
color defined under the
input profiles dialog not
as a Stylus Pro 4000, but
as the setting you choose
under the Simulation
setting.
If
• Input Profiles:
check to see if the print file has a profile. If so, then it will use the
embedded profile (except for the rendering intent) and ignore the
choices made in this dialog box.
• Simulation Profile:
printer to simulate other printers for occasions when you need a specific
type of output. Choose an option from the Simulation list, then choose
a rendering intent. If you want to turn off the simulation profile, choose
.
None
Use Embedded Profiles
The ColorBurst RIP allows your Stylus Pro 4000
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is checked, the RIP will