Epson Stylus Pro 4900 User's Guide - Page 62

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64 | Printing With Epson Drivers for Windows Note: If a color setting is grayed out, it is not supported for the selected Media Type. Note: The Print Quality settings depend on the Media Type you selected. Choose lower print quality for faster printing, or SuperFine - 2880 dpi for best quality. 3. Select a Media Type setting that corresponds to the paper you are printing on. See the table on page 65 for more information. • If you are using a color-managed workflow, make sure you choose media type and resolution settings that match the ICC profile you are using. • If you have saved custom media type configurations or set up custom paper configurations, you can select them by clicking the Custom Settings button. See page 76 for more information about custom paper configurations. • If the media type has been set on the printer's control panel, select Auto Acquire. 4. For the Color setting, select one of the following: • Color for any type of photographic printing. • Advanced B&W Photo if you are printing black and white photos on select paper types. (For paper types that don't support this option, print black and white photos with the Color setting.) • Black only if you're printing line drawings or other non-photographic images. 5. For the Print Quality setting, choose Speed, Quality, or Max Quality. Or choose Quality Options to display a window like the following: 64

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Printing With Epson Drivers for Windows
3.
Select a
Media Type
setting that corresponds to the paper you are
printing on. See the table on page 65 for more information.
If you are using a color-managed workflow, make sure you choose
media type and resolution settings that match the ICC profile you
are using.
If you have saved custom media type configurations or set up
custom paper configurations, you can select them by clicking the
Custom Settings
button. See page 76 for more information about
custom paper configurations.
If the media type has been set on the printer’s control panel, select
Auto Acquire
.
4.
For the
Color
setting, select one of the following:
Color
for any type of photographic printing.
Advanced B&W Photo
if you are printing black and white photos
on select paper types. (For paper types that don’t support this
option, print black and white photos with the
Color
setting.)
Black
only if you’re printing line drawings or other
non-photographic images.
5.
For the
Print Quality
setting, choose
Speed
,
Quality
, or
Max Quality
.
Or choose
Quality Options
to display a window like the following:
Note:
If a color setting is
grayed out, it is not
supported for the
selected Media Type.
Note:
The Print Quality
settings depend on the
Media Type you selected.
Choose lower print quality
for faster printing, or
SuperFine - 2880 dpi
for
best quality.