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Three attributes of color
Every color has three attributes: hue, brightness, and saturation.
Hue refers to a color tone such as red or blue.
Brightness refers to lightness of color. As the brightness is increased, a color becomes
whitish, finally resulting in white. On the contrary, as the brightness is decreased, a color
becomes blackish, finally resulting in black.
Saturation refers to vividness of color. When the saturation is increased, a color becomes
vivid. When decreased, a color becomes tranquil.
On this copier, color can be adjusted with the hue, saturation, and exposure (brightness).
Transparency
Transparent film for a projector.
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2-3
Two-page Separation
A function which makes copies of the right and left pages of a book, for example, onto two
sheets of copy paper separately.
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References
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Brightness
Vividness
Color Wheel
Brightness
Vividness
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