Epson 1520 User Manual - Page 41

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Note: When you choose Video/Digital Camera, ICM, or ColorSync, the individual color characteristics described in step 3 are preset. The availability of ICM depends on your Print Quality, Media Type, and Halftoning settings. Custom Printing  No Color Adjustment (Windows NT 4.0 and Macintosh only) With Windows NT 4.0, disables the color adjustment features of the printer software so you can adjust colors using your application. On a Macintosh, choose this mode only if you're using ColorSync. 3. If you want to change individual color characteristics, use the scroll bars to increase (drag right) or decrease (drag left) the settings listed below. (If you use one of the options described in step 4, you won't be able to specify individual color characteristics.)  Brightness Makes your image lighter or darker.  Contrast Increases or decreases the difference between the bright or dark parts of an image.  Saturation Makes colors more vivid or less vivid.  Cyan, Magenta, Yellow Increases or decreases the amount of the three ink colors that combine to make a full-color picture. Use to fine-tune the color balance in your printout. 4. To fine-tune color correction for video/digital images or to closely match screen colors, choose one of these modes instead of a Color Adjustment Mode:  Video/Digital Camera (not available with Windows NT) Use for printing images captured from a digital camera or video. Increases contrast and saturation and makes the image sharper.  ICM (Windows 95 only) Automatically adjusts printout colors to closely match colors on the screen. 2-9

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Custom Printing
2-9
No Color Adjustment
(Windows NT 4.0 and
Macintosh only)
With Windows NT 4.0, disables the color adjustment
features of the printer software so you can adjust colors
using your application. On a Macintosh, choose this
mode only if you’re using ColorSync.
3.
If you want to change individual color characteristics, use
the scroll bars to increase (drag right) or decrease (drag left)
the settings listed below. (If you use one of the options
described in step 4, you won’t be able to specify individual
color characteristics.)
Brightness
Makes your image lighter or darker.
Contrast
Increases or decreases the difference between the bright
or dark parts of an image.
Saturation
Makes colors more vivid or less vivid.
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow
Increases or decreases the amount of the three ink
colors that combine to make a full-color picture. Use to
fine-tune the color balance in your printout.
4.
To fine-tune color correction for video/digital images or to
closely match screen colors, choose one of these modes
instead of a
Color Adjustment Mode
:
Video/Digital Camera
(not available with
Windows NT)
Use for printing images captured from a digital camera
or video. Increases contrast and saturation and makes
the image sharper.
ICM
(Windows 95 only)
Automatically adjusts printout colors to closely match
colors on the screen.
Note:
When you choose
Video/Digital Camera,
ICM, or ColorSync, the
individual color
characteristics described
in step 3 are preset.
The availability of ICM
depends on your Print
Quality, Media Type, and
Halftoning settings.