[Adjust]
Overview
Create alternative color data of the input color (RGB or CMYK) and output color (CMYK). This is the advanced adjustment method to predict the color tone of the alternative color from the CMYK values.
NOTICE
- When the alternative color is K100%, set [Pure Black] to [Off].
Tips
- When you cannot adjust the output color well or you want to make further fine adjustments, refer to [Adjustment by Printing the Chart].
Reference
- For details about [Pure Black], refer to [Optional Settings].
Setting Procedure
1
When the input color is RGB, select the [RGB] tab. When it is CMYK, select the [CMYK] tab.
2
Click [New].
You can also select the input color from the registered alternative color data. If the input color is selected from the alternative color data list, the color displayed in [Original] is selected as the input color. When adjusting the selected input color, proceed to step 3 (for RGB) or step 4 (for CMYK). When not adjusting the selected input color, proceed to step 5.
If the [RGB] tab is selected, proceed to step 3.
If the [CMYK] tab is selected, proceed to step 4.
3
Enter the numeric value of the input color in [R], [G], and [B] in the left of [Adjust].
If the [RGB(0%-100%)] check box is selected, set each color using a numeric value between 0 and 100.
If the [RGB(0%-100%)] check box is not selected, set each color using a numeric value between 0 and 255.
The set color is displayed in the [Adjust] preview and [Original] of the alternative color data list.
Proceed to step 5.
4
Enter the numeric value of the input color in [C], [M], [Y], and [K] in the left of [Adjust].
If the [CMYK(0-255)] check box is selected, set each color using a numeric value between 0 and 255.
If the [CMYK(0-255)] check box is not selected, set each color using a numeric value between 0 and 100.
The set color is displayed in the [Adjust] preview and [Original] of the alternative color data list.
5
Set the output color with CMYK.
To set the CMYK value with a numeric value, proceed to step 6.
To select the desired one from spot colors, proceed to step 7.
6
Enter the numeric value of the output color in [C], [M], [Y], and [K] in the right of [Adjust]. (The screen example shows a case in which the [RGB] tab is selected.)
If the [CMYK(0-255)] check box is selected, set each color using a numeric value between 0 and 255.
If the [CMYK(0-255)] check box is not selected, set each color using a numeric value between 0 and 100.
The set color is displayed in the [Adjust] preview and [After Adjustment] of the alternative color data list.
Proceed to step 10.
7
Click [Select from Spot Color].
8
Select a spot color table.
Click the displayed menu list or [Select Table] to display the [Select Spot Color] screen, and select the desired one.
9
Select a spot color, and click [OK].
The selected color is displayed in the [Adjust] preview and [After Adjustment] of the alternative color data list.
10
Specify [Tolerance] as required.
Select a span of influence for each alternative color from [Large] or [Small].
11
If any adjustments are required, return to step 3.
12
Register the alternative color.
You can create multiple alternative colors, and register them as a single alternative color table.
If multiple alternative colors are created in a single alternative color table, set the priority order.
For details about how to register an alternative color table, refer to [Register].
in the upper-right of a page, it turns into 
and is registered as a bookmark.