Xerox DocuColor 250 Online Help Manual page 144

The Image Edit Tab
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printer's "gamut" and cannot be exactly reproduced. Rendering
provides color mapping between the image's "Source" gamut and
the printer's own gamut.
To set up Job Rendering, complete the following steps:
1. Open Queue Manager.
2. Double-click a queue in the Queues list.
3. Select the Image Quality tab.
4. Select the [Advanced Settings...] button. The Advanced
Settings window opens.
5. Choose between the following options shown under
Rendering:
a. Rendering for all Data: selecting this option enables a
single pull-down menu. Within this menu are five
Rendering options that have relative strengths and
weaknesses based upon their intended output. These
options are:
– Saturation: Optimizes the rendering of business
graphics, such as charts and graphs.
– Perceptual: optimizes the rendering of photographic
images.
– Relative Colorimetric: Also optimized for rendering of
spot color and logos. This transformation, however,
uses additional information, such as hue and
saturation, specified in the source profile to select the
most appropriate value within the printer gamut.
– Absolute Colorimetric: Optimized for rendering to
spot color and logos by identifying the closest value
within the printer gamut.
– Pure (for Text): Optimized for rendering of text and
line art. The "Pure" intent attempts to subdue halftone
textures, thus increasing the visibility of small text.
b. Rendering for Specific Data: selecting this option
enables you to choose different rendering options for
images, text, and graphics. For instance, you might choose
Perceptual for the images, Pure for the text, and Relative
Colorimetric for the graphics, in order to optimize each
output type appropriately.
6. Select [OK] to commit changes and exit the job properties
tabset, or select [Apply] to save current changes and continue
making changes.
The Image Edit tab presents features that allow original images to
be modified for output.
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