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4. On the Advanced dialog box, you can customize these settings:
■ Media Type and Ink
These settings are the same as the ones you selected on the main printer
settings dialog box. You can change them here as you customize your settings,
if needed.
■ Print Quality
Selects the print resolution you want to use, from Economy to Photo-1440
dpi , depending on what’s available for the Media Type you selected and
whether you want to print a draft or a finished document.
■ Halftoning
Selects the method you want to use for printing the dot patterns in your
images. For photographs, select
Error Diffusion ; for graphs or other images
with precise edges, select Fine Dithering .
■ MicroWeave , High Speed , Flip Horizontal , and Finest Detail
MicroWeave deters horizontal banding by printing in finer increments.
High Speed enables bidirectional printing for fast output.
Flip Horizontal creates a mirror image of your document for iron-on transfers.
Finest Detail produces exceptionally sharp image edges, but slows down
printing.
■ Color Adjustment , PhotoEnhance3 , and ColorSync
Color Adjustment mode lets you choose just the level of adjustment you need,
from Automatic mode to No Color Adjustment (for using other color
management software). You can also individually adjust the levels of
Brightness , Contrast , and Saturation , and increase or decrease the amount of
Cyan , Magenta , and Yellow inks used to print your image.
PhotoEnhance3 produces sharper digital images with more vivid colors by
automatically adjusting the brightness, contrast, and saturation, and
correcting for overall under- or over-exposure of the image. Use the example
photograph on the screen to help you adjust the
Tone of your photo or
correct common digital image flaws using Digital Camera Correction mode
and the Sharpness button.
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