Konica Minolta bizhub C3350 - Manual (Page 13)

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[Copy Functions] 2-2
2 Specifying the Color and Image Quality for Copying
Selecting the Copy Color ([Color])
To display: [Color]
Select a color for copying.
Adjusting the copy density ([Density])
To display: [Density]
Adjust the density of a copy image.
Selecting the appropriate image quality level for the contents of the original
([Original Type])
To display: [Original Type]
Select the optimum settings for the original to copy it at the optimum image quality level.
Adjusting the background density of the original ([Background Removal])
To display: [Application] - [Quality/Density] - [Background Removal]
Adjust the background density of an original with the colored background such as newspaper or an original
made with recycled paper.
Making the image glossy ([Glossy])
To display: [Application] - [Quality/Density] - [Glossy]
Images are copied with a glossy finish.
Settings Description
[Auto Color] The machine automatically selects [Full Color] or [Black] according to the color
of the scanned original when copying.
[Full Color] Print the copy in full color, regardless of whether the scanned original is in color
or in black and white.
[Black] Print the copy in black and white, regardless of whether the scanned original
is in color or in black and white.
[Black + Red]
[Black + Blue]
[Black + Green]
[Black + Yellow]
[Black + Cyan]
[Black + Magenta] Copy in the specified two colors.
In the scanned original, an area judged to be color is copied with the specified
color, and an area judged to be black is copied in black.
Settings Description
[Text] Copy originals primarily containing text at the optimum image quality level.
This function sharpens the edges of each character, creating easy-to read im-
ages.
[Text/Photo] Tap this button to copy the original, which consists of text and photos, at the
optimum image quality level.
This function sharpens the edges of the text, and reproduces smoother pho-
tos.
[Photo] Tap this button to copy an original consisting of only photos at the optimum
image quality level.