Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS C6000 IC-307 User Guide - Page 74

Creating and editing a gradation table, DefaultGradTable, Gradation Table, Lively, Saturated, Sharp

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66 Chapter 7-Managing color contrast, and color balance adjustments throughout the tone range of an entire image or in specific tone ranges. The default gradation table, DefaultGradTable, serves as a baseline and consists of a 45° gradation curve, with brightness and contrast set to 0 and contrast center set to 50. All of the color separations are selected. The Gradation Table list also includes these predefined gradation tables: ● Cool: Displays blue tones more clearly ● Lively: Increases the color saturation ● Saturated: Increases the strength (chroma or purity) ● Sharp: Increases the contrast ● Warm: Sets the hues in the low densities to a bright reddish color Creating and editing a gradation table Correct gradation, brightness, and contrast in RTP files, and preview your changes before you send your job to print. 1. From the Tools menu, select Gradation. 2. Next to the Preview File box, click Browse. 3. Select the job that you want to preview, and then click Open. The Gradation Tool window appears with the Before and After views displaying your job.

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contrast, and color balance adjustments throughout the tone range
of an entire image or in specific tone ranges.
The default gradation table,
DefaultGradTable
, serves as a
baseline and consists of a 45° gradation curve, with brightness
and contrast set to 0 and contrast center set to 50. All of the color
separations are selected. The
Gradation Table
list also includes
these predefined gradation tables:
Cool
: Displays blue tones more clearly
Lively
: Increases the color saturation
Saturated
: Increases the strength (chroma or purity)
Sharp
: Increases the contrast
Warm
: Sets the hues in the low densities to a bright reddish
color
Creating and editing a gradation table
Correct gradation, brightness, and contrast in RTP files, and
preview your changes before you send your job to print.
1.
From the
Tools
menu, select
Gradation
.
2.
Next to the
Preview File
box, click
Browse
.
3.
Select the job that you want to preview, and then click
Open
.
The Gradation Tool window appears with the
Before
and
After
views displaying your job.
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Chapter 7—Managing color