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Nega/Posi
Normally, a photographic image is positive and a film image is negative. Between these two
types of images, the Nega/Posi function creates an image from the other.
When this function is applied, the hue and gradations of an image are reversed. For example,
when magenta 70% is subjected to Nega/Posi, the result is green 30%.
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Offset Plate Original
A function which makes a copy in black monochrome each for cyan, magenta, yellow, and
black from a color original. Thus, four copies are made from a single color original.
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One Touch Color
A mode in which the following color adjustments can be easily performed.
• Increase the color saturation to generate vivid hues (Vivid Colors).
• Decrease the color saturation to generate subdued tones (Tranquil Colors).
• Decrease the density to generate lighter tones (Lighten Image).
• Increase the density to generate heavier tones (Darken Image).
• Increase the density in the low-density area to reproduce the portion that tends to appear as
white (Highlight Reproduction).
• Make copies in sepia color (Old-fashioned Photo Image).
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Original
Refers to the entire area of the sheet to be copied. The original contains the image and the
background.
References
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