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Color management ● Gamma: Because computer displays are illuminated, images displayed on computers tend to look more luminous than when printed. Increasing the Gamma from the default of 1.0 can compensate for this. Usually, a setting 1.1 to 1.2 is adequate. 8. Click the Printer Settings button. ● Printer: select the printer (for example, HP Designjet Z3100ps GP 24in Photo). ● Select Paper Type/Quality from the drop-down menu, then select the Paper tab. ● Paper Type: select the paper type that is currently loaded into the printer. ● Quality Options: select Standard and drag the slider to Quality. ● Select the Color tab. ● Select Print in Color. ● Under Color Management, select Application Managed Colors. ● Click Print. Proof the output on the monitor (InDesign, PS driver) This example uses Adobe InDesign CS2 under Mac OS X, with the PostScript driver. Color management is done by the printer. 1. Initial recommendations: ● Choose an appropriate paper type for the purpose. ● The paper type should be calibrated and profiled with the printer and the print-quality level that you intend to use. See Color calibration on page 68 and Color profiling on page 69. ● For a correct preview of the printed image, the monitor should also be profiled. 2. Open Adobe InDesign CS2. ENWW Color management scenarios 97

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●
Gamma
: Because computer displays are illuminated, images displayed on computers tend to
look more luminous than when printed. Increasing the Gamma from the default of 1.0 can
compensate for this. Usually, a setting 1.1 to 1.2 is adequate.
8
.
Click the
Printer Settings
button.
●
Printer
: select the printer (for example,
HP Designjet Z3100ps GP 24in Photo
).
●
Select
Paper Type/Quality
from the drop-down menu, then select the
Paper
tab.
●
Paper Type
: select the paper type that is currently loaded into the printer.
●
Quality Options
: select
Standard
and drag the slider to
Quality
.
●
Select the
Color
tab.
●
Select
Print in Color
.
●
Under Color Management, select
Application Managed Colors
.
●
Click
Print
.
Proof the output on the monitor (InDesign, PS driver)
This example uses Adobe InDesign CS2 under Mac OS X, with the PostScript driver. Color management
is done by the printer.
1
.
Initial recommendations:
●
Choose an appropriate paper type for the purpose.
●
The paper type should be calibrated and profiled with the printer and the print-quality level that
you intend to use. See
Color calibration
on page
68
and
Color profiling
on page
69
.
●
For a correct preview of the printed image, the monitor should also be profiled.
2
.
Open Adobe InDesign CS2.
ENWW
Color management scenarios
97
Color management