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Choosing Advanced Black and White Photo Settings

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112 | Printing with Epson Drivers for Windows Note: If you are printing from Photoshop, make sure you do not use Photoshop's color management settings when using Advanced Black and White Photo mode. There are no profiles associated with this screening and color management technology. • Platen Gap lets you fine-tune the setting for various paper thicknesses. 8. When you finish setting Paper Configuration options, click OK. 9. Click Save Settings on the Advanced window if you want to have your advanced settings available for reuse. Then type a name for the group of settings and click Save. The name is added to your list of custom settings. 10. When you're finished setting advanced printer options, click OK. Choosing Advanced Black and White Photo Settings Advanced Black and White Photo mode allows you to easily produce neutral and toned black-and-white prints using your Epson driver and offers an alternative black and white workflow. Advanced Black and White Photo mode also provides settings for more advanced black and white control. Whether your photo is color or grayscale, you can use this unique screening and color management technology to create stunning black-and-white prints. This mode is available only when printing on certain media types. 1. On the Main tab, choose the Media Type setting for your paper. 4-112

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Printing with Epson Drivers for Windows
•
Platen Gap
lets you fine-tune the setting for various paper
thicknesses.
8.
When you finish setting Paper Configuration options, click
OK
.
9.
Click
Save Settings
on the Advanced window if you want to have your
advanced settings available for reuse. Then type a name for the group of
settings and click
Save
. The name is added to your list of custom
settings.
10.
When you’re finished setting advanced printer options, click
OK
.
Choosing Advanced Black and White Photo Settings
Advanced Black and White Photo mode allows you to easily produce neutral
and toned black-and-white prints using your Epson driver and offers an
alternative black and white workflow. Advanced Black and White Photo
mode also provides settings for more advanced black and white control.
Whether your photo is color or grayscale, you can use this unique screening
and color management technology to create stunning black-and-white
prints. This mode is available only when printing on certain media types.
1.
On the Main tab, choose the Media Type setting for your paper.
Note:
If you are printing
from Photoshop, make
sure you do not use
Photoshop’s color
management settings
when using Advanced
Black and White Photo
mode. There are no
profiles associated with
this screening and color
management technology.