Canon Imageprograf Ipf8300 User Guide

Printing Images to Match Monitor Colors
Adjusting the colors printed so that they more closely match the colors displayed on the monitor is called "monitor match-
ing." Using this mode requires adjustment or configuration of the settings of your monitor, the source application, the file
for printing, and the printer driver.Important• Monitor matching may not be applied, or these settings may not be configurable or adjustable, depending on
your monitor and the source application.Note• Printing in...

Monitor MatchingThe sequence in monitor matching is as follows.
1. Calibrate the printer.
Calibration  improves color consistency by compensating for slight differences in how color appears due to individu-
al variation among printheads or conditions in various printing environments.
 (See " Using Color Calibration for Color Adjustment .")
→P.854
2. Calibrate the monitor.
Normally, you can use a colorimeter such as the  i1-Display.
Set the  white point  to 6500 K  or 5000 K , the gamma  to 2.2,...

3.Make sure the  Main sheet is displayed.
4.In the  AMedia Type  list, select the type of paper that is loaded (for example,  Premium Glossy Paper 200 ).
Important•Ambient  light  matching  may  not  be  available,  depending  on  the  type  of  paper  used.  For  more  infor-
mation, see the Paper Reference Guide. (See " Types of Paper
→P.768")
5.Click  DAdvanced Settings  to switch the print mode.
Adjustments for Better Print Quality 
>
 Color adjustment 
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6.In FPrint Quality , click Highest  or High .Important• Ambient Light Adjust  is only available when the  FPrint Quality  is set to Highest or High .
7.Click  Color  in the  GColor Mode  list.
8. Click  HColor Settings  to display the Color Settings  dialog box.
9. Click the  Matching  tab to display the  Matching sheet.
10.Make sure  Driver Matching Mode  is selected in AMatching Mode .
11. In BMatching Method , select Monitor Matching .
12. In CColor Space , select the color space used when displaying...

Printing Images to Match Monitor Colors (Mac OS X)By calibrating your monitor and configuring settings in the source application in advance, you can complete settings to printin colors that are as close as possible to the colors displayed on the monitor.Important• Before  using  this  feature,  you  must  calibrate  the  monitor  and  configure  settings  in  the  source  applica-
tion.  (See " Printing Images to Match Monitor Colors .")
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1.Choose  Print in the application menu.
2. Select...

5.Click  DAdvanced Settings  to switch the print mode.
6.In FPrint Quality , click Highest  or High .
Important• Ambient Light Adjust  is only available when the  FPrint Quality  is set to Highest or High .
7.Click  Color  in the  HColor Mode  list.
8. Click  ISet  to display the  Color Settings  dialog box.
Adjustments for Better Print Quality 
>
 Color adjustment 
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9.Click the  Matching  tab to display the  Matching panel.
10.Make sure  Driver Matching Mode  is selected in AMatching Mode .
11. In BMatching Method , select Monitor Matching .
12. In CColor Space , select the color space used when displaying the file in the source application.
13. In DMonitor White Point , select the white point set on the monitor.
Note•For  greater  precision  in  monitor  matching,  we  recommend  configuring  the  settings  for  ambient  light
matching.  (See "Printing in Ideal...

Printer Parts
Printer parts881
Control Panel891
Hard Disk935
Optional accessories 940
Printer Specifications942
Printer Parts 
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Printer parts
Front ................................................................................................................................................................ 881
Back ................................................................................................................................................................ 883
 
Top Cover (Inside)...

e.Roll Holder
Load the roll on this holder.
f.
Ejection Support
Prevents printed documents from winding around the Roll Holder or being drawn into the Paper Feed Slot.
g.
Output Stacker
A cloth tray that catches ejected documents.  (See "Output Stacker  .")→P.812
h.
Paper Feed Slot
When loading a roll, insert the edge of the roll paper here.
i.
Holder Stopper
Secure rolls on the Roll Holder with this part.
j.
Ink Tank Cover
Open this cover to replace an Ink Tank.   (See "Ink Tank Cover...