Epson C264011 User Manual - Page 33

Photo - 1440 dpi, Halftoning, Error Diffusion, Fine Dithering, MicroWeave, High Speed, Flip Horizontal

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In Automatic mode, the Halftoning setting is selected based on the data in your print job. In Custom mode, Halftoning is preselected for each project type setting. Some of the print option checkboxes in the Advanced dialog box are automatically selected or disabled by the Print Quality (resolution) you choose. Photo - 1440 dpi For the highest-resolution output on plain paper, Photo Paper, Photo Quality papers, or Back Light Film. 6 Choose one of the following Halftoning options: Error Diffusion For printing photographic images. Blends each color dot with the dots around it. Fine Dithering For printing graphs or other images that require precise, solid areas of bright colors. 7 Choose any of the following print options: MicroWeave For improved print quality. Prints graphic data in finer increments to eliminate unwanted banding (light horizontal lines). Always use for color printing. High Speed For fast, bidirectional printing at lower quality. If vertical lines in your printout are misaligned when you use the High Speed setting, you may need to turn it off or align the print head; see Aligning the Print Head for instructions. Flip Horizontal For printing a mirror image of your document. Use with iron-on transfer paper so your ironed-on printout will read correctly. Finest Detail For printing text, graphics, and line art with very sharp edges. Slows print speed and increases your system memory requirements.

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Photo - 1440 dpi
For the highest-resolution output on plain paper, Photo Paper,
Photo Quality papers, or Back Light Film.
6
Choose one of the following
Halftoning
options:
Error Diffusion
For printing photographic images. Blends each color dot with the
dots around it.
Fine Dithering
For printing graphs or other images that require precise, solid areas
of bright colors.
7
Choose any of the following print options:
MicroWeave
For improved print quality. Prints graphic data in finer increments to
eliminate unwanted banding (light horizontal lines). Always use for
color printing.
High Speed
For fast, bidirectional printing at lower quality. If vertical lines in your
printout are misaligned when you use the High Speed setting, you
may need to turn it off or align the print head; see
Aligning the Print
Head
for instructions.
Flip Horizontal
For printing a mirror image of your document. Use with iron-on
transfer paper so your ironed-on printout will read correctly.
Finest Detail
For printing text, graphics, and line art with very sharp edges. Slows
print speed and increases your system memory requirements.
In Automatic mode,
the Halftoning setting
is selected based on
the data in your print
job. In Custom mode,
Halftoning is
preselected for each
project type setting.
Some of the print
option checkboxes in
the Advanced dialog
box are automatically
selected or disabled
by the Print Quality
(resolution) you
choose.