Glossary - HP Designjet 5500mfp Color Manual

4. GLOSSARY

Background Cleaning
Black Enhancement
Blueprint
Blur
CAD Drawing
Color balance
Color Calibration (CLC)
Color Management
Copying
Gray Balance ramp
Gray Enhancement
Hue
Image Enhancement
Inkjet printer
Lightness
Color Reproduction for the HP Large Format Color Copiers family: cc800ps, 815mfp, 5500mfp and 4200 scanner
Image enhancement feature that whitens all areas above a
defined lightness level. Typically used to avoid noise,
stains or wear marks.
Image enhancement feature that blackens all areas below
a defined lightness level. Typically used to enhance text.
A white print on a blue background; especially used for
copying maps, mechanical drawings and architects'
plans.
Image enhancement feature that makes the image softer
and less sharp.
Computed Aided Design technical drawing: mechanical,
electrical/electronic, architectural.
Adjustment of the ratio of Red, Green and Blue (or Cyan,
Magenta and Yellow) components, which aims at
producing a copy free from any unwanted color cast or
color bias.
The process of bringing the color printer system to
standard operating conditions.
The process of controlling colors to obtain what expected
from a color reproduction device.
Reproducing an original image onto a substrate.
Sequence of gray patches, ranging from very light (white)
to very dark (black) shades, in a constant decrease of
lightness.
Color transformation feature that makes all the colors that
are close to gray to be exactly gray.
Attribute of color that determines whether it is red, yellow,
green, blue, or some combination of pairs of these (e.g.
an orange can be 30% red and 70% yellow).
Any process which aims at improving the appearance of
an image. This can be done using filtering, transformation
or "threshold" techniques, e.g. edge enhancement,
blurring, sharpening, blunt masking, etc.
A type of printer that shoots fast drying drops of ink
through tiny nozzles to create an image on paper or other
material.
The attribute of visual perception in accordance with
which an area appears to emit or reflect more or less light.
It distinguishes light from dark areas.
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