Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6450 User Manual page 843

iPF6450
• Unique calibration
If color calibration is executed on paper categorized as Unique calibration, calibration adjustment values are set
only for the media type that the color calibration was executed on.
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Even if paper categorized as Unique calibration is used, if the media type has yet to execute color calibration even once
and does not have any dedicated calibration adjustment values, the calibration adjustment values are overwritten when
Note
Common calibration is executed.
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Calibration values configured by color calibration using the printer sensor and calibration values configured by color cali-
bration using the optional Spectrophotometer Unit are managed as separate data.
Because of this, the calibration values configured using the Spectrophotometer Unit are not overwritten when Common
calibration is executed using the printer sensor.
Checking the Applied Calibration Values
Depending on the paper type, it may be possible to execute color calibration using both the printer sensor and the
Spectrophotometer Unit and to have two sets of calibration values.
In this case, the calibration values that were set when color calibration was executed the last time are applied when
printing.
The currently applied calibration values can be checked using the Color Calibration Management Console or Control
Panel menu.
How to Check
Check in the Color Display the Paper Status dialog box
Calibration Manage- and view the Type.
ment Console. (Win- (See "Calibration Sheet (Windows).")
dows)
→P.858
Check in the Color Display the Paper Status dialog box
Calibration Manage- and view the Type.
ment Console. (Mac (See "Calibration Sheet (Mac OS X).")
OS X)
→P.895
Check in the menu of From Set./Adj. Menu, select Adjust
the Control Panel. Printer > Calibration > Calibration
Log and then view Adjustment Type.
(See "Menu Settings.")
User's Guide
How to Operate
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Displayed Content
Auto Adjust: Calibration values set using the printer sensor
Auto Adjust (High Precision): Calibration values set using the Spectro-
photometer Unit
Common Calibration: Calibration values set using the printer sensor
(Common calibration)
Unique Calibration: Calibration values set using the printer sensor
(Unique calibration)
UniqCal HiPrec/Std: Calibration values set using the Spectrophotometer
Unit (Pattern Size is Standard)
UniqCal HiPrec/Lge: Calibration values set using the Spectrophotometer
Unit (Pattern Size is Large)
Paper that can be used in Color Calibration
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