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Correcting an image using Photo Touch-up, Printing color jobs as black and white

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68 Chapter 7-Managing color Correcting an image using Photo Touch-up Correct common flaws found in JPEG format images in PDF files. The Photo Touch-up option is only available with the Process Power Kit. 1. Open the job parameters window for the desired job. 2. In the Photo Touch-up tab, select Photo Touch-up. 3. Select Apply photo touch-up options. 4. Select one or more photo touch-up options. The image is corrected according to the selected options as follows: ● Exposure and color cast: Correct underexposure, overexposure, and minor color-cast problems in photos. ● Image noise: Reduce noise (such as granularity caused by high ISO settings) in a photo. ● Shadows and highlights: Bring out details in the dark and light areas of a photo. ● Red-eye: Remove the red-eye effect in photos taken with a flash. ● JPEG artifacts: Remove JPEG artifacts often found in lowquality or highly compressed JPEG files, particularly in gradient and vignette areas and around the edges of objects. 5. Select Submit. The job is sent to the Process Queue. Printing color jobs as black and white Printing a job in grayscale mode 1. In the IC-307 print controller, open the job parameters window and select Color > Color Mode, and select Grayscale. 2. Click OK.

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Correcting an image using Photo Touch-up
Correct common flaws found in JPEG format images in PDF files.
The Photo Touch-up option is only available with the Process
Power Kit.
1.
Open the job parameters window for the desired job.
2.
In the
Photo Touch-up
tab, select
Photo Touch-up
.
3.
Select
Apply photo touch-up options
.
4.
Select one or more photo touch-up options.
The image is corrected according to the selected options as
follows:
Exposure and color cast
: Correct underexposure,
overexposure, and minor color-cast problems in photos.
Image noise
: Reduce noise (such as granularity caused by
high ISO settings) in a photo.
Shadows and highlights
: Bring out details in the dark and
light areas of a photo.
Red-eye
: Remove the red-eye effect in photos taken with a
flash.
JPEG artifacts
: Remove JPEG artifacts often found in low-
quality or highly compressed JPEG files, particularly in
gradient and vignette areas and around the edges of
objects.
5.
Select
Submit
.
The job is sent to the
Process Queue
.
Printing color jobs as black and white
Printing a job in grayscale mode
1.
In the IC-307 print controller, open the job parameters window
and select
Color
>
Color Mode
, and select
Grayscale
.
2.
Click
OK
.
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Chapter 7—Managing color