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MicroWeave, High Speed, Flip Horizontal, Finest Detail, Color Adjustment, PhotoEnhance3, ColorSync

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s MicroWeave, High Speed, Flip Horizontal, and Finest Detail MicroWeave deters horizontal banding by printing in finer increments. High Speed enables bidirectional printing for fast output. Flip Horizontal creates a mirror image of your document for iron-on transfers. Finest Detail produces exceptionally sharp image edges, but slows down printing. s Color Adjustment, PhotoEnhance3, ICM, sRGB, ColorSync Color Adjustment mode lets you choose just the level of adjustment you need, from Automatic mode to No Color Adjustment (for using other color management software). You can also individually adjust the levels of Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation, and increase or decrease the amount of Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow inks used to print your image. PhotoEnhance3 produces sharper digital images with more vivid colors by automatically adjusting the brightness, contrast, and saturation, and correcting for overall under- or over-exposure of the image. Use the example photograph on the screen to help you adjust the Tone of your photo or correct common digital image flaws using Digital Camera Correction mode and the Sharpness button. ICM (Windows 95 and 98), sRGB (Windows 98), and ColorSync (Macintosh) color correction settings, used in conjunction with compatible devices and software, can help you match the image colors you see on your monitor screen with those printed out on your printer. You must set up your operating system, devices, and other software before printing with these settings for best results. 5. Once you've customized your settings, you can save them as a group so you can use them again later. If you want to save your settings, click Save Settings in the Advanced dialog box. Type a name for your setting group (up to 16 characters) and click OK. (To use your saved custom setting group, just select it from the Custom Settings list on the main printer settings dialog box, as described on page 22.) 6. Select any other settings you need to change in the printer software, then: Windows: Click OK until you see the Print dialog box again. Then click OK to print your document. Macintosh: Click Print to print your document. For complete instructions on using all your printer software's custom settings, see the electronic EPSON Stylus Photo 1200 Manual. 25

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MicroWeave
,
High Speed
,
Flip Horizontal
, and
Finest Detail
MicroWeave
deters horizontal banding by printing in finer increments.
High Speed
enables bidirectional printing for fast output.
Flip Horizontal
creates a mirror image of your document for iron-on transfers.
Finest Detail
produces exceptionally sharp image edges, but slows down printing.
■
Color Adjustment
,
PhotoEnhance3
,
ICM
,
sRGB
,
ColorSync
Color Adjustment
mode lets you choose just the level of adjustment you need,
from
Automatic
mode to
No Color Adjustment
(for using other color
management software). You can also individually adjust the levels of
Brightness
,
Contrast
, and
Saturation
, and increase or decrease the amount of
Cyan
,
Magenta
, and
Yellow
inks used to print your image.
PhotoEnhance3
produces sharper digital images with more vivid colors by
automatically adjusting the brightness, contrast, and saturation, and correcting for
overall under- or over-exposure of the image. Use the example photograph on the
screen to help you adjust the
Tone
of your photo or correct common digital image
flaws using
Digital Camera Correction
mode and the
Sharpness
button.
ICM
(Windows 95 and 98),
sRGB
(Windows 98), and
ColorSync
(Macintosh)
color correction settings, used in conjunction with compatible devices and
software, can help you match the image colors you see on your monitor screen
with those printed out on your printer. You must set up your operating system,
devices, and other software before printing with these settings for best results.
5.
Once you’ve customized your settings, you can save them as a group so you can
use them again later. If you want to save your settings, click
Save Settings
in the
Advanced dialog box. Type a name for your setting group (up to 16 characters)
and click
OK
.
(To use your saved custom setting group, just select it from the Custom Settings
list on the main printer settings dialog box, as described on page 22.)
6.
Select any other settings you need to change in the printer software, then:
Windows
: Click
OK
until you see the Print dialog box again. Then click
OK
to
print your document.
Macintosh
: Click
Print
to print your document.
For complete instructions on using all your printer software’s custom settings, see the
electronic
EPSON Stylus Photo 1200 Manual
.