Color Adjust Parameters And Samples - Oce cm3522 User Manual

Application functions
7 Application functions
7.1

Color Adjust parameters and samples

This section provides copy samples that are a helpful reference for setting the wide variety of parameters,
functions and settings available with this full-color copier.
Section
General Information About
Color
"Red" Parameter
"Green" Parameter
"Blue" Parameter
"Color Balance" Parameter
"Brightness" Parameter
"2 Color" Function
"Background Color" Func-
tion
* Since the print samples provided are photographs, they may slightly differ in color with actual color copies.
Océ cm3522/cm2522
Description Section
Provides information on "Contrast" Parameter
hue, brightness and
saturation (p. 7-3)
Provides information on "Saturation" Parameter
the adjustment of the
red hues (p. 7-5)
Provides information on "Sharpness" Parameter
the adjustment of the
green hues (p. 7-6)
Provides information on "Hue" Parameter
the adjustment of the
blue hues (p.
7-7)
Provides information on "Copy Density" Parameter
the adjustment of the
density of the colors
CMYK (p.
7-8)
Provides information on "Single Color" Function
the adjustment of the
brightness (p.
7-10)
Provides information on "Neg-/Pos. Reverse" Func-
copying using only tion
black and one selected
color (p.
7-17)
"Mirror Image" Function
Provides information on
copying with the select-
ed background color
(p.
7-18)
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Description
Provides information on
the adjustment of the
contrast level (p. 7-11)
Provides information on
the adjustment of the
vividness (p. 7-12)
Provides information on
the adjustment of the
sharpness of text
(p.
7-13)
Provides information on
the adjustment of the
hue (p.
7-14)
Provides information on
the adjustment of the
copy density (p. 7-15)
Provides information on
copying with a single
selected color (mono-
tone) (p. 7-16)
Provides information on
copying an original with
the light- and dark-
colored areas of the im-
age inversed (p. 7-19)
Provides information on
producing a copy in the
mirror image of the orig-
inal (p.
7-20)
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