Canon imagePROGRAF iPF8400S Manuale
Matching Mode
Description
Remarks
Driver Matching Mode
Enables printing of optimal color tones us-
ing a driver specific color profile.
ing a driver specific color profile.
You should normally select this mode.
ICC Matching Mode
Enables color matching using ICC pro-
files.
Select this if you want to print by specify-
ing the input profile, printer profile, and
matching method in detail.
files.
Select this if you want to print by specify-
ing the input profile, printer profile, and
matching method in detail.
This allows you to use ICC profiles for digi-
tal cameras and scanners, ICC profiles cre-
ated using the profile creation tool, etc.
tal cameras and scanners, ICC profiles cre-
ated using the profile creation tool, etc.
Host ICM Mode
Enables color matching by the host com-
puter using the ICM function of Windows.
Select this if you want to print from an ap-
plication that supports the ICM function.
puter using the ICM function of Windows.
Select this if you want to print from an ap-
plication that supports the ICM function.
Available when using Windows.
ColorSync
Enables color matching by using the Col-
orSync function of Mac OS.
Select this if you want to perform soft
proofing using ColorSync before printing.
orSync function of Mac OS.
Select this if you want to perform soft
proofing using ColorSync before printing.
Available when using Mac OS.
To select ColorSync, choose ColorSync
on the Color Matching panel.
To select ColorSync, choose ColorSync
on the Color Matching panel.
Matching Method
Description
Remarks
Auto
Color-matching optimized for images,
graphics, or text.
graphics, or text.
The available options and their display or-
der vary depending on your selected color-
matching mode, as well as the operating
system.
der vary depending on your selected color-
matching mode, as well as the operating
system.
Perceptual
Color-matching optimized for printing typi-
cal photos attractively. Smooth gradation
is a feature. This is also an easy-to-use
mode when performing color adjustment
using application software.
cal photos attractively. Smooth gradation
is a feature. This is also an easy-to-use
mode when performing color adjustment
using application software.
Colorimetric
Color-matching optimized for printing im-
age data with accurate colors in input col-
or space. This is the easiest-to-use mode
when you want to adjust the color and
print. However, gradation may be lost for
colors of wider range than the color repro-
duction range of the printer. Generally,
this is also called relative colorimetric.
age data with accurate colors in input col-
or space. This is the easiest-to-use mode
when you want to adjust the color and
print. However, gradation may be lost for
colors of wider range than the color repro-
duction range of the printer. Generally,
this is also called relative colorimetric.
Colorimetric (No Wht-pnt Corr)
The processing method of color-matching
is identical to Colorimetric. Use this when
you want to further reproduce the target
paper material color of the image data.
Generally, this also is called absolute col-
orimetric
is identical to Colorimetric. Use this when
you want to further reproduce the target
paper material color of the image data.
Generally, this also is called absolute col-
orimetric
Saturation
Color-matching optimized for printing
posters, etc., vividly.
posters, etc., vividly.
Monitor Matching
Suitable for optimized printing to match
the appearance on the monitor.
Color-matching optimized for accurately
reproducing colors on the calibrated
sRGB or AdobeRGB monitor.
the appearance on the monitor.
Color-matching optimized for accurately
reproducing colors on the calibrated
sRGB or AdobeRGB monitor.
For instructions on color adjustment, refer to the following topics, as appropriate for your computer and operating
system.
system.
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Adjusting the Color in the Printer Driver
iPF8400S
Enhanced Printing Options
Adjusting Images
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