In most cases a printer calibration is sufficient to deliver the required colour quality. However, there may be situations where you still want to make a colour adjustment.
Colour and printer adjustment options
IMPORTANT
It is advised to always perform a printer calibration before you perform one of the procedures below. (Learn about calibration)
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Media family calibration does not deliver the required quality for a specific media |
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Standardised colour are required for unique brand colours for logos or business graphics |
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Unwanted white edges between colour planes appear |
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Shadings close to the edges of the sheet are not correct |
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Calibration for maximum print quality does not deliver the required colour quality |
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Custom media for automatic gradation adjustment is used |
Register the custom media for automatic gradation adjustment |
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Colours are not aligned correctly |