[Screen2]
Overview
Select the screen type to be used on [Screen2]. Select either Dot screen or Line screen on [Screen2].
If you return to the [MACHINE] screen after setting, [Gamma Automatic Adj.] is performed. Perform [Highlight Adjustment] when finished.
Tips
- A Dot or Line screen is a common printing style that changes density and expresses gradation by changing the size of a line or dot in a regular line. The higher the number of output lines, the finer the reproduction.
Reference
- For details about [Highlight Adjustment], refer to [Highlight Adjustment].
Specifications
Category | Print Workflow, Copy / Scan | ||
Location | Machine | Control Panel | |
Printer driver | - | ||
Application | - | ||
Required options | - | ||
Required items | - | ||
Setting items | [Dot270] | Draws image with a collection of ultra-fine dots. This is specialized for detailed reproduction by using many lines. Suitable for printing maps that contain fine patterns and characters. | |
[Dot210] | Draws image with a collection of ultra-fine dots. Excellent for detailed reproduction with higher number of lines. Suitable for office documents that contain fine characters and graphs. | ||
[Dot190] | Draws an image with a collection of fine dots. The default number of lines. Suitable for catalogs, pamphlets, etc. | ||
[Dot175] | Draws an image with a collection of dots. Reduces graininess by using a slightly lower number of lines than normal printing. Suitable for color photographs and pamphlets. | ||
-[Dot150] | Draws image with a collection of coarse dots. Produces excellent color and gradation stability. Suitable for larger photographs and black-and-white printing. | ||
[Dot130] | Draws image with a collection of coarse dots. Uses more lines than newspapers and has good stability of color and gradation. Appropriate for poster and black-and-white printing. | ||
[Line200] | Draws image with a collection of fine lines. Granularity can be reduced compared to dot screens with the same number of lines. Appropriate for office documents including graphs. | ||
[Line180] | Draws images using collection of lines. Excellent color stability against deviation across versions and pattern/design. Granularity can be reduced compared to dot screens with the same number of lines. Suitable for office documents including photographs. | ||
[Line150] | Draws images using collection of lines. Produces excellent color stability. Appropriate for poster and black-and-white printing. | ||
[Dot100] | Screen prepared to print on textured paper. Draws an image with a collection of rougher dots (Dot100). Produces excellent stability for halftone and gradation reproduction. | ||
[Dot70] | Screen prepared to print on textured paper. Draws an image with a collection of rougher dots (Dot70). Produces excellent stability for halftone and gradation reproduction. | ||
[Line100] | Screen prepared to print on textured paper. Draws an image with a collection of rougher lines (Line100). Produces excellent stability for halftone and gradation reproduction. | ||
[Line70] | Screen prepared to print on textured paper. Draws an image with a collection of rougher lines (Line70). Produces excellent stability for halftone and gradation reproduction. | ||
Remarks | -: Default | ||
Reference | - | ||
Screen access | Control panel - Utility/Counter - [Administrator Setting] - [System Setting] - [Expert Adjustment] - [Quality Adjustment] - [Custom Screen] | ||
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