Epson R2400 User's Guide - Page 32

Edge Smoothing, Color Controls, Advanced B&W Photo, Settings, Off No Color Adjustment, Basic - icc profiles

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■ Edge Smoothing: Prints smoother edges on low-resolution images, such as bars in a graph. ■ Color Controls: Lets you adjust the Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, and cyan, magenta, and yellow levels in your printout. ■ Advanced B&W Photo: Lets you access Color Toning, Toning, and other image adjustments when printing black and white images. Choose a preset Color Toning with the menu or create a custom setting by clicking Settings. See "Advanced Black and White Photo Printing" on page 73 for more details. Note: The availability of the Advanced B&W Photo setting depends on the ink cartridge installed (Photo Black or Matte Black), the Paper Type setting, and the print quality setting. ■ ICM: Uses standard color profiles for your printer to help match colors in your image, for use with certain ICM-enabled applications. If you're using custom or Epson Premium ICC profiles in a program such as Photoshop, select ICM and then check the Off (No Color Adjustment) box. Caution: Incorrectly applying this function or using it in an incomplete color management workflow may result in excessively light or dark prints. Note: To print with custom or Premium ICC color profiles using Photoshop, see "Managing Color With Profiles" on page 53. 4. Once you've finished selecting advanced settings, you can: ■ Click OK to save your settings, return to the Print dialog box, and print. ■ Click the Basic button to return to the Basic settings. ■ Click the Page Layout tab and continue with step 5 to select layout options. 32 Printing From Start to Finish

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Printing From Start to Finish
■
Edge Smoothing
: Prints smoother edges on low-resolution images, such as
bars in a graph.
■
Color Controls
: Lets you adjust the Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, and
cyan, magenta, and yellow levels in your printout.
■
Advanced B&W Photo
: Lets you access Color Toning, Toning, and other
image adjustments when printing black and white images. Choose a preset
Color Toning with the menu or create a custom setting by clicking
Settings
.
See “Advanced Black and White Photo Printing” on page 73 for more details.
Note:
The availability of the Advanced B&W Photo setting depends on the
ink cartridge installed (Photo Black or Matte Black), the Paper Type setting,
and the print quality setting.
■
ICM
: Uses standard color profiles for your printer to help match colors in
your image, for use with certain ICM-enabled applications. If you’re using
custom or Epson Premium ICC profiles in a program such as Photoshop,
select
ICM
and then check the
Off (No Color Adjustment)
box.
Caution:
Incorrectly applying this function or using it in an incomplete color
management workflow may result in excessively light or dark prints.
Note:
To print with custom or Premium ICC color profiles using Photoshop,
see “Managing Color With Profiles” on page 53.
4.
Once you’ve finished selecting advanced settings, you can:
■
Click
OK
to save your settings, return to the Print dialog box, and print.
■
Click the
Basic
button to return to the Basic settings.
■
Click the
Page Layout
tab and continue with step 5 to select layout options.