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Fine—offers the least degree of difference between clusters. This print is
useful when it is difficult to choose between clusters on the normal
calibration print.
For example, you printed a normal print and find that the most neutral-
looking clusters are next to each other, but one still looks slightly green
while the other still looks slightly magenta. You can print a fine calibration
print to get more choices within a smaller range of colors.
Normal—offers a moderate degree of difference between clusters. The
amount of correction in this print is appropriate for most calibration jobs.
Coarse—offers the greatest degree of difference in clusters. This print is
useful when neutral areas in prints appear very green or very magenta.
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Operator's Guide
Printing
Guide
Color Management
Calibration
Network
Interface Guide
Getting Started
Easy Cal
Setting Preferences
and Using
Calibration Tables
Visual Gray Balance
Visual Linearity
Densitometer
Calibration
HELP
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