Customer-Defined Image Quality Adjustments And Recommendations - Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE C9075S PRO Customer Expectation Document

2.6 Customer-Defined Image Quality Adjustments and Recommendations

Customer-defined image quality adjustments enable the customer to enhance the
productivity of the machine. There are several ways to maintain color consistency
for each job. The recommendations below aim at reproducing optimal images
under variable factors (i.e., changes in the environment, etc.).
To achieve the best image quality, the following factors are recommended:
• Tighter control of the temperature and humidity will result in tighter color
consistency in the device.
• The device must be properly maintained, which includes performing preventative
maintenance as scheduled.
• Optimal quality is maintained through the calibration of media families in use.
Additionally, each halftone can be calibrated per media family for an environment
that requires the highest degree of color control.
• The customer can also maintain proper color calibration on the device by
performing a Shading Correction and Auto Gradation Adjustment once a day. For
optimal quality, the customer should perform an Auto Gradation Adjustment
whenever a change in print quality is noticed and when dither pattern
adjustments are made. It is strongly suggested that the customer uses one
media for the Auto Gradation Adjustment daily. The media for optimal color
control should be consistent with Hammermill 28 lb color laser.
• Some customers may want to incorporate a Color Management workflow that
consists of not only the above, but also utilizes the Color and Imaging features
included with the PRISMAsync controller.
Best Practices: While working, Color Management must be implemented with
consistency. This, along with a stable environment and a well-maintained system,
will make the customer's ability to achieve color reproducibility more efficient.
Discipline and consistency are the keys.
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