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

Changing the Screen from the Printer Driver

The user can change the screen via the printer driver when printing.

Open the original data with the application, and then click Print on the File menu.
The Print screen is displayed differently depending on the application used.
If there is no File menu, click the Print the file button.
Select the printer to use for printing and click Properties.
Click the Imaging tab and select the screen for Image under Fixed Screen.
Example: The following shows an example of a default screen. The selectable screen types can be changed by the administrator from the UTILITY menu. The available screen types may also vary depending on the image controller.
Screen 1 (Dot190): Uses fine dot arrangement. Default number of lines. This option is suited for catalog or brochure.
Screen 2 (Dot175): Uses dot arrangement. Graininess is reduced by using a smaller number of lines that is equivalent to that used for general printing. This option is suited for color photos or brochures.
Stochastic (FM3): Draws using approximately 200 lines with the emphasis on the color stability and granularity. Suitable for printing photos of clothes or fine-design textiles in larger sizes with color stability and granularity that ensure the quality equivalent to the AM screen quality.
- supplementary explanationSelecting Custom Screen allows you to access advanced settings: dot shape, screen line count, and screen angle. (Refer to Custom Screen.)
Select a screen for Text/Graphics, and click OK.
To use the same screen that is used for Image, select Same as Image.
Click Print on the Print screen.
The original is printed using the selected screen.