Printing with Halftones
You can select the halftone printing mode to match the file you want to print.
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Resolution
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Gradation
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Error Diffusion
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As an example, the procedure for printing JPEG and TIFF files that are stored in memory media is explained in this section.
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Press [Access Stored Files] → [Memory Media].
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Select the desired memory media → select the location where the file you want to print is stored.
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Select the desired file → press [Print].
If you specify a PDF or XPS file, proceed to step 5.
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Select the paper source → press [OK].
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Press [Options] → [Halftones].
To change the paper source, see "Paper Selection."
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Select the halftone mode to use for printing → press [OK] → [Close].
You can select halftone printing modes to optimize <Text>, <Graphics>, or <Image> when printing PDF or XPS files.
If you want to print JPEG or TIFF files, you can select halftone printing modes to optimize images.
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[Resolution]:
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You can print files with the contours of text data and other fine lines clearly reproduced. This mode is optimal for printing data containing a lot of text or fine lines.
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[Gradation]:
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This mode enables you to print with both smooth gradation and quality lines. You can adjust this setting to smoothly print shapes and graphs using gradation.
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[Error Diffusion]:
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This mode enables you to print in even finer detail than [Resolution]. You may however experience a slight drop in the integrity of the image quality. This setting is optimal for printing files containing text and very fine lines or CAD data with sharpness and clarity.
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IMPORTANT
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For information on the modes which cannot be set in combination with this mode, see "Unavailable Combination of Functions."
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