What Is [Quality Adjustment]?
Overview
[Quality Adjustment] is a process for making adjustments so that you can reproduce the intended color on the system.
You should make adjustments to the image quality on a daily basis in order to reproduce stable colors, and perform [Quality Adjustment] with [Controller Calibration] or by other means as necessary. Be sure to also perform [Quality Adjustment] if you have changed the screen or paper, or if the color is a particularly important factor.
For [Quality Adjustment], the flow may differ depending on the required accuracy levels.
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Perform [Quality Adjustment] on the system at the following timings.
Perform Every Day
The daily adjustment flow (standard) is an adjustment that should be performed by all end users during day to day use.
Perform high-precision adjustments directly before outputting jobs in which color is particularly important, when the color stability is insufficient, or when using a different type of paper.
Perform Every 2 to 3 Months
Perform once every 2 to 3 months on a regular basis.
Perform at User Discretion
When using a new type of paper
When outputting 1,000 to 2,000 copies*
*Adjustments are performed automatically if Relay Unit RU-518m is mounted, in which case no action needs to be taken.
When changing the screen
Perform When Finishing Adjustments Are Required After Executing a Job
Make the adjustments while referring to the print result.
You can also adjust the color and image quality during printing using the printer driver, AccurioPro Print Manager, or Color Centro.
When Adjusting the Overall Color
- Tone Curve Adjustment (What Is [Tone Curve]?)
When you want to print a certain section of a graphic or text using a spot color
- Spot Color (What Is [Spot Color]?)
When you want to replace the color of a certain section of a graphic or text for printing
- Alternative Colors: Replace RGB with CMYK (Switching RGB With CMYK)
- Alternative Colors: Replace CMYK with CMYK (Switching CMYK With CMYK)
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