Using The Custom Settings - Epson 2000 Reference Manual

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Printing with PhotoEnhance selected may increase the time required
for printing, depending on your computer system and the amount
of data contained in your image.
You can select from the following settings.
Standard
People
Nature
Soft Focus
Sepia
If you are printing photos taken with a digital camera, you can
also select the Digital Camera Correction check box to give your
printed images the smooth, natural appearance of photographs
taken with a film camera.

Using the Custom settings

The Custom mode offers ready-made settings designed for
printing data such as text, graphs, charts, and digital camera
images, and for applying a color-matching method. You can also
create and save your own custom settings. See "Using the
Advanced settings" on page 6-9.
You can select from the following ready-made settings.
Text/Graph
Economy
ColorSync
6-8
Using the Printer Software for Macintosh
This setting provides standard image correction for
most photos. Try this first.
This setting is best for photos of people.
This setting is best for outdoor scenery such as
mountains, sky, and oceans.
This setting makes your photos look as if they were
taken with a soft-focus lens.
This setting applies a sepia tone to your photos.
This setting is good for printing
presentation documents such as graphs
and charts.
This setting is best for printing drafts of text
This setting automatically adjusts printout
colors to match colors on your screen.

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