Canon imagePROGRAF iPF8400S User Manual page 443

iPF8400S
• Auto (Monochrome Photo) can only be selected for the corresponding media types.
Note
• Proof
This is displayed when an ICC profile is selected as the Output Profile.
When this is checked, you can perform printing press simulation prints.
Refer to "Perform Printing Press Simulation Print"
• Matching Method
You can select the processing method when performing color conversion.
The following settings are available for the matching method.
Setting
Perceptual
Saturation
Relative Colorimetric
Absolute Colorimetric
• When the Output Profile you have set is Auto (Monochrome Photo) or None (No Color Correction), you cannot
select a matching method.
Note
• ICC Conversion Options button
This is displayed when an ICC profile is selected as the Output Profile.
When this button is clicked, the ICC Conversion Options dialog box is displayed allowing you to configure color
conversion related settings.
Refer to "ICC Conversion Options dialog box"
• Copies
You can input the number of print copies in numerical characters.
• The maximum value is 99.
• You can change the numbers by clicking either ▲ or ▼.
Note
• Set Configuration button
Clicking the button opens the Set Configuration dialog box that provides settings for the adjustment of image
sharpness and image enlargement method.
For more information about Set Configuration, see "Set Configuration Dialog Box."
• Defaults button
Click the button to return all of the settings on the Main sheet to their defaults.
User's Guide
for details on printing press simulation prints.
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This converts the image to an image with natural color balance and gradation. This is useful for
pictures.
This converts the image to an image with heightened color saturation. The color balance of pic-
tures and drawings may change.
This converts the image with emphasis on color balance before the conversion or on visual color
balance. This is useful for pictures and drawings.
No mapping of colors to destination white point is performed. This is suitable for proofing to simu-
late the output of a particular device. Note that black point compensation does not function if you
are using Adobe CMM.
for details on ICC Conversion Options.
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Details
P.455
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Main Sheet
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