Adjustment Types Of Color Calibration - Canon PRO-6000 Online Manual

Adjustment Types of Color Calibration

Adjustment Types of Color Calibration
Common calibration and unique calibration are the two adjustment types of color calibration.
One adjustment type is selected according to the media type that is used to execute color calibration.
Features
Common Calibration
When color calibration is executed for one type of Canon genuine paper, the color is adjusted for
other paper.
You can use multiple media types easily in a short time because it is not necessary to execute color
calibration on each media type.
Unique Calibration
Even when color calibration is executed, the color of other paper is not adjusted, so the color of other
paper is not affected.
Note
• For details on whether or not color calibration can be executed and the adjustment types for various
types of paper, see "Paper Information List."
• Common Calibration
If color calibration is executed on a media type categorized as common calibration, new common
calibration adjustment values are set.
Among the media type categorized as common calibration, newly set common calibration adjustment
values are set for paper for which color calibration has not been performed.
The common calibration adjustment values apply to all print qualities.
Note
• If the paper being used does not support color calibration, execute color calibration with paper
categorized as common calibration in advance.
The new common calibration adjustment values even apply to the paper being used.
• If color calibration has been performed, the calibration adjustment values are already set.
The new common calibration adjustment values are not overwritten for this media type.
• Unique Calibration
If color calibration is executed on a media type categorized as unique calibration, new unique
calibration adjustment values are set.
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