Using the Predefined Settings
If you click Advanced in the Print dialog box, you can select a
predefined setting. The predefined settings are provided to
help you optimize the print settings for a particular kind of
printout, such as presentation documents or images taken by a
video or digital camera.
You will find the predefined settings in a list located between
the More Settings and Save Settings buttons in the Print dialog
box.
When you choose a predefined setting, other settings such as
Print Quality, Halftoning, and Color are set automatically.
Changes are shown in the Current Settings display on the right
side of the Print dialog box. Before printing, be sure to verify
the Media Type and Ink settings, as they may be affected by the
predefined setting you select. See the previous section for more
information on the Media Type and Ink settings.
The printer driver provides the following predefined settings:
PhotoEnhance2
This setting is best for printing images captured using a video
recorder, digital camera, or scanner. The EPSON
PhotoEnhance2 feature produces sharper images and more
vivid colors by automatically adjusting the contrast,
saturation, and brightness of the original image data.
Note:
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Selecting PhotoEnhance2 automatically sets the Ink
option to Color. Changing the Ink setting after
PhotoEnhance2 is selected returns the settings list to
Custom Settings.
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Printing with PhotoEnhance2 selected may take longer than
other settings, depending on your computer system and the
amount of data contained in your image.
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Using the Printer Software for Macintosh