HP C8975A HP Deskjet 5800 Series printer - (English) User Guide - Page 147

Adobe RGB, ICM Image Color Management, Printer Properties, Paper/Quality, Type is, Maximum dpi

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Adobe RGB Adobe RGB is an emerging color space that offers more colors than sRGB/sYCC, but which only works for images. When printing from a professional application using Adobe RGB, turn off the color management in the application and allow the printer software to manage the color space. Follow these steps to use the Adobe RGB color space: 1. Open the Printer Properties dialog box. 2. Select the Paper/Quality tab, the select the following: r An HP photo paper from the Type is drop-down list. r Best or Maximum dpi from the Print Quality drop-down list. 3. Select the Color tab. 4. Select Adobe RGB from the Color Space drop-down list. 5. Select any other desired print settings, then click OK. If the the Adobe RGB color space is used for an image which was created in another color space, then printed colors may appear more vivid. ICM (Image Color Management) ICM is a Microsoft technology that helps ensure that a color image, graphic or text object is printed as close as possible to its original color and helps keep its colors consistent and accurate 1. Open the Printer Properties dialog box. 2. Select the Color tab. 3. Select ICM from the Color Space drop-down list. 4. Select any other desired print settings, then click OK.

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Adobe RGB
Adobe RGB is an emerging color space that offers more colors than sRGB/sYCC, but
which only works for images.
When printing from a professional application using Adobe RGB, turn off the color
management in the application and allow the printer software to manage the color
space.
Follow these steps to use the Adobe RGB color space:
1.
Open the
Printer Properties
dialog box.
2.
Select the
Paper/Quality
tab, the select the following:
An HP photo paper from the
Type is
drop-down list.
Best
or
Maximum dpi
from the
Print Quality
drop-down list.
3.
Select the
Color
tab.
4.
Select
Adobe RGB
from the
Color Space
drop-down list.
5.
Select any other desired
print settings
, then click
OK
.
If the the Adobe RGB color space is used for an image which was created in another
color space, then printed colors may appear more vivid.
ICM (Image Color Management)
ICM is a Microsoft technology that helps ensure that a color image, graphic or text
object is printed as close as possible to its original color and helps keep its colors
consistent and accurate
1.
Open the
Printer Properties
dialog box.
2.
Select the
Color
tab.
3.
Select
ICM
from the
Color Space
drop-down list.
4.
Select any other desired
print settings
, then click
OK
.