Printing Photos In Monochrome - Canon iPF6200 User Manual

Printing Photos and Images

Printing Photos in Monochrome

The following settings are available for monochrome printing.
Main Easy
Settings
Advanced
Settings
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Print Photo
Target (Monochrome)
Color Monochrome
Mode (Photo)
Monochrome
A mode optimized for printing monochrome images
with maximum expressiveness through simple
operations. Choosing Photo (Monochrome) in Easy
Settings applies image processing to keep color ink
use to an absolute minimum, suppressing color shift
and achieving consistent gray balance.
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Photo (Monochrome) is not available for all types
of paper.
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Printing that matches the pure neutral black of
conventional photos (silver-halide prints) is possible.
Printing Photos in Monochrome (Windows) (→P.173)
Printing Photos in Monochrome (Mac OS X) (→P.175)
A mode for printing monochrome images with
maximum expressiveness by specifying detailed
settings. In these settings, you can specify to apply
image processing to keep color ink use to an absolute
minimum, suppress color shift, and achieve consistent
gray balance. You can also ne-tune the color balance
by selecting "Warm Black," "Cool Black", and so on.
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Even more detailed adjustment is possible on the
Gray Adjustment sheet.
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Monochrome (Photo) is not available for all types
of paper.
Fine-Tuning Monochrome Settings When Printing
Photos (Windows) (→P.178)
Fine-Tuning Monochrome Settings When Printing
Photos (Mac OS X) (→P.180)
Deactivates color printing so that images are printed in
monochrome, with continuous-tone color data printed
using gray midtones. Use this mode to print ofce
documents or graphics in monochrome, or if the paper
is not compatible with the Monochrome (Photo)
setting.
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Even more detailed adjustment is possible on the
Color Adjustment sheet.
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If the paper is not compatible with the Monochrome
(Photo) setting, choose Monochrome.
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Because color ink is used to produce gray
continuous-tone images, the gray may appear to
have a tinge of color.
Fine-Tuning Monochrome Settings When Printing
Photos (Windows) (→P.178)
Fine-Tuning Monochrome Settings When Printing
Photos (Mac OS X) (→P.180)