Konica Minolta bizhub PRO C500 - Manual (Page 7)

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RGB Setting
The RGB settings are in the circle below on the Expert Color Settings window.
RGB Source Profile
Rendering Style
RGB Separation
Select a profile that defines monitor's color gamut (color space that can be displayed).
Selecting an appropriate profile allows more precise color output.
Printer's default Default condition set by the administrator is used as it is.
EFIRGB EFI-defined color space. It is optimum for files that contain no RGB data.
sRGB(PC) Color space developed by Microsoft for Windows compatible monitors. It is effective for gen-
eral color output from a Windows environment.
Apple Standard Color space developed by Apple for Macintosh compatible monitors. It is effective for general
color output from a Macintosh environment.
Other Custom Setup is activated allowing customization of RGB source profile. Gamma, white point
and chromaticity coordinate can be selected respectively.
None Color space specified on the application is used directly.
Select a rendering style used for color conversion.
You can change output color tendency by selecting different style.
Printer's default Default condition set by the administrator is used as it is.
Perceptual Color gradation is given the priority. It is effective for photo images.
Saturation Images are output in bright and deep colors. It is optimum for presentation materials. For
pages that include perceptual images such as photos, only the areas are output in Perceptual
style.
Relative Colorimetric The reproducible colors are output as they are and the non-reproducible colors are output in
the proximal colors. The colors are reproduced without the white point information, differently
from the Absolute Colorimetric.
It is ideal for illustration images, which include many solid areas (100% density).
Absolute Colorimetric The reproducible colors are output as they are and the non-reproducible colors are output in
the proximal colors. It attempts to reproduce colors including the white point information in the
RGB source profile.
For example, when the white point has low color temperature and yellowish, the image is
printed entirely yellowish (including the white background).
Select a RGB separation style.
Printer's default Default condition set by the administrator is used as it is.
Output It is selected when using the CMYK color space of the copier.
Simulatio n It is selected to simulate output results when using other printing devices.