HP DesignJet Z2000 Image Quality - Printing tips
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the problem? Calibrate the monitor Calibrate the printer And... driver Has this ever happened to you? Sometimes But, there should be an easy way to print the color as we expect, right? @ HP we are experts in Color Management and I can give you some tips You need to ensure that... & Printer
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PRINTING
TIPS
How to
ensure
reliable image
quality results
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The information contained herein is subject to
change without notice.
May 2016
Collin
COPY SHOP
Lisa
GIS
Alex
RETAIL
Andy
Oh! I wonder why colors
don’t look like I expected
Ha
s
this ever
happened to you?
Sometimes
What did you do to
solve the problem?
Calibrate
the monitor
Calibrate
the printer
And...
did it help?
Mmm yes...
But, there should
be an easy way to
print the color as
we expect, right?
@ HP we are experts in
Color Management and
I can give you some tips
We definitely need to know them!
Printer Manages Colors
&
You need
to ensure that...
But we use different
applications to print
Don’t worry, at
the end it’s the
printer
that has
to do the
Color
Management
Most of the time
Adobe Reader
What do you use?
OK, first check that
"Printer managed colors"
is selected
in the driver
That’s very easy, but I use Adobe
Acrobat Pro
The steps are exactly the same,
even if the app screen looks a little bit different
I also print from Photoshop!
Even easier!
In the same
screen you send to print,
you also choose
“Printer Manages Colors”
Saturation?
Perceptual?
Relative
Colorimetric?
Absolute
Colorimetric?
I don’t have a clear idea in what to
choose as rendering intent
in Photoshop
As a rule of thumb use:
Perceptual
-Photos, Images
Relative Colorimetric
-Line art, Logo graph
Absolute Colorimetric
-Simulate paper
Saturation
-Business graphics like charts
Occasionally,
I print
directly from the
application
Follow the same steps
Printer managed colors!
...in printer!
...and application!
Now I finally get the right
colors with the tips that
Andy from HP has given us!
COPY SHOP
GIS
RETAIL
Is that all?
How?
No, there’s a second step.
In the application you
need to select
printer determine colors