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Printing with Epson Drivers for Macintosh | 71 5. Select Printer Color Management from the pop-up menu. You see a screen like this one: Tone color circle Note: The preview image will always be the same image and is not color managed. It is just to be used to give you a level of feedback as you make changes. 6. Choose the settings that are best for your photo. You can use the preview image on the screen as a guide. • Color Toning allows you to add a tone (hue) to your black-and-white output. The default is Neutral, which produces a neutral tone scale print. You can also choose other popular presets such as Cool, Warm, and Sepia. The presets will affect the target color used in the Tone color circle. • Tone allows you to easily change the entire tonal scale of your black-and-white output. While Darker is the default setting, you may see better results if you choose Dark. • Brightness adjusts the overall lightness and darkness of your image. • Contrast adjusts the difference between the light and dark areas of your image. • Shadow and Highlight Tonality allow you to control tonality only in the shadow or highlight areas of your image. • Max Optical Density adjusts the overall density or focus of the print. To create a soft focus print, set the density to lower. 3-71

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5.
Select
Printer Color Management
from the pop-up menu. You see a
screen like this one:
6.
Choose the settings that are best for your photo. You can use the
preview image on the screen as a guide.
•
Color Toning
allows you to add a tone (hue) to your
black-and-white output. The default is
Neutral
, which produces a
neutral tone scale print. You can also choose other popular presets
such as Cool, Warm, and Sepia. The presets will affect the target
color used in the Tone color circle.
•
Tone
allows you to easily change the entire tonal scale of your
black-and-white output. While
Darker
is the default setting, you
may see better results if you choose
Dark
.
•
Brightness
adjusts the overall lightness and darkness of your image.
•
Contrast
adjusts the difference between the light and dark areas of
your image.
•
Shadow
and
Highlight Tonality
allow you to control tonality only
in the shadow or highlight areas of your image.
•
Max Optical Density
adjusts the overall density or focus of the
print. To create a soft focus print, set the density to lower.
Tone color
circle
Note:
The preview image
will always be the same
image and is not color
managed. It is just to be
used to give you a level
of feedback as you make
changes.