Using Color Calibration To Adjust Colors - Canon iPF6200 User Manual

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Using Color Calibration to Adjust Colors

Color calibration is a feature that compensates for changes in color from individual variation among Printhead

or from the printing environment, ensuring better color consistency.

We recommend using color calibration in the following situations.

After initial installation

After Printhead replacement

If colors seem different from before (however, make sure you are printing under the same conditions

and in the same printing environment)

When consistent color is desired from multiple printers (in this case, also use the same version of

rmware and printer driver and the same settings.)

When you execute color calibration, a test pattern is printed and an adjustment value is automatically set

based on the results of printing.

Before executing color calibration, you must prepare one of the following types of paper. Note that

various environmental conditions are recommended for various types of paper. Use the printer under

the recommended environmental conditions for the paper to be used. For details on recommended

environmental conditions for various paper, see the Paper Reference Guide. (→P.108)

Paper Compatible With

Color Calibration

Premium MatteP

GlossyPhoto 190

SatinPhoto 190

GlossyPhoto 240

SatinPhoto 240

Premium Gl 200

Prem.SemiGl 200

Premium Gl 280

Prem.SemiGl 280

Glossy Photo

HW GlossyPhoto2

HW SemiGlPhoto2

Poster Semi-Gl

PhotoPlusGl 2

588 Adjustments for Better Print Quality

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