In some situations, the CMYK color values in an image or document might not be suited for the printer. The following are two
examples of this:
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| The CMYK values for an image or document were optimized for a certain printer, and now the image or document needs to be printed
on a different printer.
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| The CMYK values for an image or document are optimized for a printing press, but a draft needs be printed on a less-expensive
printer.
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For best results, the CMYK color values in the image or document need to be adapted to the printer. Select the appropriate
color input profile from the list:
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| Default CMYK+: HP CMYK+ technology (Enables a high-quality default CMYK print path. This option can be selected for most digital commercial print
jobs and should produce optimal prints.)
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| SWOP: Common ink standard in the U.S. and other countries/regions.
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| Euroscale: Common ink standard in Europe and other countries/regions (also known as Euro Standard.
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| DIC: (Dainippon Ink and Chemical) common ink standard in Japan and other countries/regions.
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| Custom Profile: Select this option to use a custom input profile to accurately control color output (for example, to emulate a specific
HP Color LaserJet printer). Color profiles can be downloaded from www.hp.com |
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