[Saturation] - Olivetti d-COLOR MF652 Operation Manual

[Saturation]

To display: [Copy] - [Application] - [Edit Color] - [Color Adjust] - [Saturation]
Adjust the saturation level.
Settings
[Sample Copy]
Tips
- What is saturation?:
Colors consist of three elements, that is, hue, brightness, and saturation. These are referred to as three
attributes of colors, and all colors are created by combinations of these elements.
For example, compare two kinds of yellow between lemon and pear. By saying that the lemon is a more
vivid yellow and the pear is a duller yellow, the difference between the two colors is stated in terms of
"saturation", as opposed to "brightness". As opposed to hue and brightness, "saturation" is the char-
acteristic that indicates the degree of vividness.
- Adjusting saturation changes an image as shown in the following.
d-Color MF752/652
Description
You can check the finishing by printing a sample copy.
Place the original on the Original Glass, and tap [OK] or press Start.
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