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Getting the Best Colors from Your Machine
You need to calibrate the colors periodically. Check the solutions below.
The density and tone of colors may change as you print large volumes of the same pages, and even if you are printing the same image, slight variations in the shades of colors may become apparent. This is a characteristic of this machine. You need to calibrate the colors periodically to compensate for the difference in colors.
Effect of calibration
You can restore your printer and imagePRESS Server to the predefined standard conditions by calibrating the colors, allowing you to continue printing in consistent colors.
Types of calibration
There are the following types of calibration. You can combine some of them depending on the degree of color difference.
Calibration on the printer
Automatic gradation adjustment
A change in the usage environment (temperature or humidity), successive printing, and some other conditions affect and cause fluctuations in the maximum density and balance of the CMYK toner to be printed. Automatic gradation adjustment is a function for maintaining the best density balance at all times.
Shading correction
This function corrects uneven color densities that may occur in a halftone area of a printed image.
"Adjusting Print and Finish Quality" >"Adjust Image Quality" > "Correcting Uneven Density" in the User's GuideCalibration on the imagePRESS Server
The imagePRESS Server determines the CMYK values for a print job on the assumption that the toner density of the printer is in the standard balanced state. In this calibration mode, the output density for each CMYK color is measured to calibrate the gaps with the standard values.