The optional [In-line Spectrophotometer] is required to perform color calibration for each paper type. When you perform calibration for each paper type, the gradation settings are automatically adjusted to the settings that are predefined for that paper type. With this function, the stability of gradation is enhanced. If the gradation or the color after calibration for each paper type is not satisfactory, perform additional adjustments like performing <Color Balance> from <Adjustment/Maintenance> <Adjust Image Quality>. |
Following kinds of paper can be used. Make sure that paper of the following sizes is loaded in a paper source before operating. Paper size: A3, 11" x 17", 320 x 450 mm (SRA3), 12" x 18", or 13" x 19" Finish and basis weight: Plain 1 to 3, Heavy 1 to 6, 1-Sided Coated Thin 3 to 6, 2-Sided Coated Thin 3 to 6, Matte Coated Thin 3 to 6 Six paper types are available. Use paper that you want to print and perform calibration for each paper type. -1 Plain/Other (52 to 220 g/m2), 2 Plain/Other (221 to 350 g/m2), 3 1-Sided Coated/2-Sided Coated (70 to 180 g/m2), 4 1-Sided Coated/2-Sided Coated (181 to 350 g/m2), 5 Matte Coated (70 to 180 g/m2), 6 Matte Coated (181 to 350g/m2) Print on the paper with which you have performed calibration. If you print on a different kind of paper, the calibrated settings of gradation may not be applied on the printed paper properly. This function is not available when the imagePRESS Server is attached. This function is not available if the optional [In-line Spectrophotometer] is not equipped. |
1 | Select a paper type for which you restore initial color calibration settings. |
2 | Press <Restore Initial Settings for Selected Paper Type>. |
3 | Press <Yes> on the confirmation screen. |
1 | Press <Restore Initial Settings for All Paper Types>. |
2 | Press <Yes> on the confirmation screen. |