Nikon 25338 User Manual - Page 137
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131 USE BLACK POINT COMPENSATION CMYK SEPARATION PROFILE Chapter 21 Check this box to set the default state of the various color management options throughout Capture NX to utilize Black Point Compensation. Black Point Compensation ensures that the black point from the image is mapped to the black point of your printer, ensuring that the full color range of the printer is used. If your prints contain either gray shadows or too little detail, try turning this option off. It is recommended that you always use this option, except when you notice problems with a specific printer and profile combination. This preference enables you to set the default separation profile to be used when saving images as TIFF in CMYK. Levels & Grid DEFAULT RGB COLOR SPACE Use this option to set the default RGB space that is used for your images. Edit Menu USE THIS INSTEAD OF EMBEDDED PROFILE This option causes Capture NX to automatically convert the image from the embedded profile to the profile as defined in the Default RGB space. PRINTER PROFILE This preference enables you to set the default profile to use for your printer as well as within the Soft Proof feature. SET BLACK POINT Use this option to set the black point to a different color other than the default of 0, 0, 0 when setting a black point within the Levels & Curves dialog. SET WHITE POINT Use this option to set the white point to a different color other than the default of 255, 255, 255 when setting a white point within the Levels & Curves dialog. USE THIS PROFILE WHEN PRINTING Check this option to automatically change the color profile within the color management section of the print dialog to the profile set with the Printer Profile option. SET NEUTRAL POINT Use this option to set the neutral point to a different other color than the default of 128, 128, 128 when setting a neutral point within the Levels & Curves dialog.