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Color Settings Sheet, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Gray Adjustment

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Print Plug-In for Photoshop Chapter 2 Functions of Print Plug-In ■ Color Settings Sheet You can use this sheet to adjust image Color, Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation, and you can set the color balance of print product more to your liking. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Cyan, Magenta, Yellow You can adjust the strength or weakness of a color by either inputting a numerical value or dragging the slide bar. Note • You can check the adjustments in the preview display. • The values of Cyan, Magenta and Yellow you have set is saved even after closing Print Plug-In. 2 Brightness You can adjust the brightness of the printed image without losing the brightest and darkest areas by either inputting a numerical value or dragging the slide bar. Note • You can check the adjustments in the preview display. • The values of Brightness you have set is saved even after closing Print Plug-In. 3 Contrast You can relatively adjust the brightness of the brightest and darkness areas by either inputting a numerical value or dragging the slide bar. Note • You can check the adjustments in the preview display. • The values of Contrast you have set is saved even after closing Print Plug-In. 4 Saturation You can adjust the saturation of vivid color balance to dark color balance by either inputting a numerical value or dragging the slide bar. Note • You can check the adjustments in the preview display. • The values of Saturation you have set is saved even after closing Print Plug-In. 5 Gray Adjustment You can adjust gray tone from cold colors to warm colors by either inputting a numerical value or dragging the slide bar. 2-11

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Print Plug-In for Photoshop
Chapter 2
Functions of Print Plug-In
Color Settings Sheet
You can use this sheet to adjust image
Color, Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation, and you can
set the color balance of print product more to your liking.
1
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow
You can adjust the strength or weakness of a color by either inputting a numerical value or
dragging the slide bar.
2
Brightness
You can adjust the brightness of the printed image without losing the brightest and darkest
areas by either inputting a numerical value or dragging the slide bar.
3
Contrast
You can relatively adjust the brightness of the brightest and darkness areas by either
inputting a numerical value or dragging the slide bar.
4
Saturation
You can adjust the saturation of vivid color balance to dark color balance by either inputting
a numerical value or dragging the slide bar.
5
Gray Adjustment
You can adjust gray tone from cold colors to warm colors by either inputting a numerical
value or dragging the slide bar.
Note
•
You can check the adjustments in the preview display.
•
The values of
Cyan
,
Magenta
and
Yellow
you have set is saved even
after closing Print Plug-In.
Note
•
You can check the adjustments in the preview display.
•
The values of
Brightness
you have set is saved even after closing Print
Plug-In.
Note
•
You can check the adjustments in the preview display.
•
The values of
Contrast
you have set is saved even after closing Print
Plug-In.
Note
•
You can check the adjustments in the preview display.
•
The values of
Saturation
you have set is saved even after closing Print
Plug-In.
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3
4
5
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