Konica Minolta C83hc High Chroma IC-307 User Guide - Page 133

Quality tab in the job parameters window, Apply settings to improve the quality of image, graphics

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Quality tab in the job parameters window 123 Parameter Creep Option Gap Between Sets Creep Description Note: This option is available only when the imposition method is set to Saddle Stitch and the Sets per Sheet option is defined. Controls the gap between sets of saddle-stitch booklets placed on one sheet. Note: Creep is only available when imposition is set to Saddle stitch. Creep is used to compensate for the physical shift of the inner sheets of a saddle stitch booklet. Set the size of the page shift from or towards the spine. Provides the following options: ● Creep in ○ Auto-Automatically sets a value based on the paper's weight. ○ Custom-Enables you to set a custom creep in value. ● Creep out-Enables you to set a creep out value (negative or positive value). Quality tab in the job parameters window Parameter Image/graphics quality Apply settings to improve the quality of image, graphics, and text elements in your job. Option Description Image quality Provides the following options: ● High-Improves the quality of low resolution images in a job. ● Normal-Processes the image in the job according to the standard resolution of the press. Improve text/line in Image Image quality is the ability to maintain the same detail and smoothness at different degrees of enlargement. The Image quality option is especially useful when your PostScript file includes several images of differing quality- for example, images that were scanned at different resolutions, were rotated, or downloaded from the Internet. Significantly improves the text and line quality in your job. In some cases, images in the PDL file contain data that belong to the text and graphics layer, such as screen captures and high resolution rasterized text. The IC-307 print controller is able to identify such images and convert them into text and graphics.

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Parameter
Option
Description
Gap Between
Sets
Note:
This option is available only when the imposition
method is set to
Saddle Stitch
and the
Sets per Sheet
option is defined.
Controls the gap between sets of saddle-stitch booklets
placed on one sheet.
Creep
Creep
Note:
Creep is only available when imposition is set to
Saddle stitch
.
Creep is used to compensate for the physical shift of the
inner sheets of a saddle stitch booklet. Set the size of the
page shift from or towards the spine.
Provides the following options:
Creep in
Auto
—Automatically sets a value based on the
paper's weight.
Custom
—Enables you to set a custom creep in
value.
Creep out
—Enables you to set a creep out value
(negative or positive value).
Quality tab in the job parameters window
Apply settings to improve the quality of image, graphics, and text
elements in your job.
Parameter
Option
Description
Image/graphics
quality
Image quality
Provides the following options:
High
—Improves the quality of low resolution images in
a job.
Normal
—Processes the image in the job according to
the standard resolution of the press.
Image quality is the ability to maintain the same detail and
smoothness at different degrees of enlargement. The
Image quality
option is especially useful when your
PostScript file includes several images of differing quality—
for example, images that were scanned at different
resolutions, were rotated, or downloaded from the Internet.
Improve text/line
in Image
Significantly improves the text and line quality in your job. In
some cases, images in the PDL file contain data that
belong to the text and graphics layer, such as screen
captures and high resolution rasterized text. The IC-307
print controller is able to identify such images and convert
them into text and graphics.
Quality tab in the job parameters window
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