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• Paper Feed Adjustment helps reduce banding. Choose a lower
value if you see white lines on your prints, or a higher value if you
see dark lines.
• Paper Thickness helps reduce vertical banding and creates a
sharper image when printing on unusually thick or thin paper.
• Platen Gap lets you fine-tune the setting for unusually thick or thin
paper.
When you’re finished selecting Paper Configuration settings, click OK.
3. Click Save Settings if you want to have your advanced settings
available for reuse. Then type a name for the group of settings and click
Save. The name is added to your list of custom settings.
4. When you’re finished setting advanced printer options, click OK.
Choosing Advanced Black and White Photo Settings
Advanced Black and White Photo mode allows you to easily produce neutral
and toned black-and-white prints using your Epson driver. This mode offers
an alternative black-and-white workflow with settings for more advanced
control.
Whether your photo is color or grayscale, you can use this unique screening
and color management technology to create stunning black-and-white
prints. This mode is available only when printing on certain media types.
1. On the Properties or Preferences window, make sure the Main tab is
selected.
2. Select a Media Type setting that corresponds to the paper you are
printing on.
3. For the Color setting, choose Advanced B&W Photo.
4. For the Mode setting, select Custom, then click Advanced.
Note: If you are printing
from Photoshop, make
sure you do not use
Photoshop’s color
management settings
when using Advanced
Black and White Photo
mode. There are no
profiles associated with
this screening and color
management technology.
Note: If Advanced Black
and White Photo is not
available for your media
type, you may need to
change your black ink
type.