Xerox CX manual Color tab in the Job Parameters window 113

Color tab in the Job Parameters window 113

Parameter

Spot Color

Option

Emulate source paper tint

RGB source profile

RGB rendering intent

Apply CMYK emulation

Destination Profile

Spot color dictionary

Description

used for mixed pages that contain both presentation graphics and photographs.

Note: Select Saturation to achieve smoothness when you print RGB vector graphics (non image).

●Perceptual: Select this method when working with realistic images such as photographs, including scans and images from stock photography CDs. All or most colors in the original are changed but the relationship between them does not change.

Emulates the original paper tint if it is included in the profile.

Notes:

●You cannot select Preserve pure CMY colors when selecting Emulate source paper tint.

●If the job is simplex, only the front side will be printed using the tint emulation.

●When the check box is selected, Absolute Colorimetric will be used as the rendering method.

The desired RGB source profile from the following: AdobeRGB1998, AppleRGB, ColorMatchRGB, SourceRGB_1.8, SourceRGB_2.1, SourceRGB_2.4, sRGB, PhotoRGB, PhotoRGB_Outdoors, PhotoRGB_People

The following options are available, refer to the description under CMYK rendering intent for an explanation on each option:

●Auto

●Relative colorimetric

●Absolute colorimetric

●Saturation

●Perceptual

To convert RGB elements according to the selected CMYK emulation method, select the Apply CMYK emulation. The RGB elements receive the same look as the CMYK elements, creating a unified appearance.

The following options are available:

●Linked: Uses the destination profile that was linked using the Media and Color Manager in the Resource Center.

●SpireDC8002

To convert RGB elements according to the selected CMYK emulation method, select the Apply CMYK emulation. The RGB elements receive the same look as the CMYK elements, creating a unified appearance. The spot color dictionaries supported are: HKS, Dic Color Guide, Pantone, Pantone GOE, and TOYO. Refer to the Spot Color Editor window for the complete list.