Color Adjustment
- Overview of Color Adjustment
Color Matching: Matching the Target Colors
- About Color Matching
- Executing Color Matching
Color Management: Stabilizing Color Reproducibility
- About Color Management
- Color Management Adjustment Flow
- Performing Quality Adjustment
- Image Quality Adjustment Using Color Centro
Adjusting the Image Quality
- Controller Calibration
- Executing Advanced Controller Calibration (Exact Color)
- Executing Advanced Controller Calibration (G7)
- Registering the Output Profile (Printer Profile)
- Color Validation
- Spot Color: Printing in Special Colors
- Registering Alternative Colors (Changing RGB colors to CMYK colors)
- Registering Alternative Colors (Changing CMYK Colors to Different CMYK Colors)
- Tone Curve: Adjusting the Brightness and Contrast
- Color Default Settings
- Register a Color Configuration
- Changing the Screen
- Auto Image Adjustment Function

2-Color Printing: Printing only in the Specified Colors

About 2-Color Printing
Specifying 2-color printing (PS Plug-in Driver)

About 2-Color Printing

You can specify 1 to 4 spot colors for printing. You can replace a plate to which a spot color is assigned (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) with any spot color plate, and delete it.

Usage: replacing Magenta and Cyan with the spot colors (special colors).

Specify a spot color name from the bundled application. For details, refer to Spot Color Screen.

This function is available with the PS Plug-in Driver for Windows or Mac OS.

Specifying 2-color printing (PS Plug-in Driver)

Click the Color Mode tab.
Add a check mark to a color you want to replace in 2-Color Printing, and then enter a spot color name.
- supplementary explanationThe colors without a check mark (Magenta and Black in this image), as shown in the image above, are deleted, resulting in these colors not being printed.
Click OK to make prints.