Lexmark C720 User's Guide - Page 208

Color Correction, Values, See also, Purpose

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Values: On Off Uses error diffusion on photos. This works in either 600 dpi or 2400 IQ mode. Note: Photo Enhance is not supported in PCL. Does not use error diffusion. See also: Controlling your printed output Color Correction Purpose: To adjust the printed color to better match the colors of other output devices or standard color systems. Values: Auto* Vivid Off CMYK Black and White Display 2-Color Draft Applies the optimum color settings for typical business applications, where jobs contain a mixture of text, graphics, and images. Prints bright, well-saturated colors. Prints without any color correction, thereby allowing computer-based color management systems such as Windows ICM or Apple ColorSync to define the printed color. Lets applications that do their own color correction for CMYK colors (such as CorelDraw, Adobe PhotoShop, or Adobe Illustrator) print without interference from the printer color corrections. Useful for pre-press simulations. Note: CMYK is not supported in PCL. Prints images in a monochrome grayscale. Useful if you want to preserve color supplies or if you need to make black-and-white photocopies of a color image. Prints colors that approximate those that appear on a standard computer monitor. Prints using only cyan and black, thereby providing limited color output with reduced consumption of color supplies and a faster print speed. Note: 2-Color Draft is not supported in PCL. Note: Due to the differences between additive and subtractive colors, certain colors that appear on your monitor are impossible to duplicate on your printer. See also: Color correction 208

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Values:
See also:
Controlling your printed output
Color Correction
Purpose:
To adjust the printed color to better match the colors of other output devices or standard color systems.
Values:
Note:
Due to the differences between additive and subtractive colors, certain colors that
appear on your monitor are impossible to duplicate on your printer.
See also:
Color correction
On
Uses error diffusion on photos. This works in either 600 dpi or 2400 IQ mode.
Note:
Photo Enhance is not supported in PCL.
Off
Does not use error diffusion.
Auto*
Applies the optimum color settings for typical business applications, where
jobs contain a mixture of text, graphics, and images.
Vivid
Prints bright, well-saturated colors.
Off
Prints without any color correction, thereby allowing computer-based color
management systems such as Windows ICM or Apple ColorSync to define the
printed color.
CMYK
Lets applications that do their own color correction for CMYK colors (such as
CorelDraw, Adobe PhotoShop, or Adobe Illustrator) print without interference
from the printer color corrections. Useful for pre-press simulations.
Note:
CMYK is not supported in PCL.
Black and White
Prints images in a monochrome grayscale. Useful if you want to preserve color
supplies or if you need to make black-and-white photocopies of a color image.
Display
Prints colors that approximate those that appear on a standard computer
monitor.
2-Color Draft
Prints using only cyan and black, thereby providing limited color output with
reduced consumption of color supplies and a faster print speed.
Note:
2-Color Draft is not supported in PCL.