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Printing: Beyond the Basics
5-4 Phaser 360 Color Printer
Simulate Display: Simulating screen colors
The Simulate Display option makes printed colors approximate the colors
on a standard display screen. This selection should improve the
screen-to-printer color accuracy for most applications that donÕt perform
their own color corrections. This selection is best for applications that deÞne
colors as RGB (red, green, blue), HLS (hue, lightness, saturation), or HSB
(hue, saturation, brightness).
Press options: Matching printing press colors
There are three printing press color correction options. Each press option
conforms to a different printing standard. Use a press option if you are
previewing work for a four-color job to be printed on a printing press. These
options simulate a four-color commercial printing press, not solid spot
colors, such as PANTONE Colors.
Note
If you are selecting PANTONE Colors in your application, use
the None option; see page 5-5 for details. Also, use the None
option with other color management systems, such as EfiColor.
Printing press color corrections
Press option Inks Base (paper) Target match (equivalent 3M Matchprint
®
)
SWOP Press SWOP Publication Specification for Web Offset Publications.
These are specifications for color separation films
and color proofing that are used to ensure the
consistency of printed colors between different
publications. This option is typically used in the U.S.
Tends to be high-volume, web press printing.
Commercial Press Commercial Commercial This option is typically used in the U.S. and is
characterized to match commercial 3M Matchprint
proofs.
Tends to be high-quality, sheet-fed printing.
Euroscale Press Euroscale Publication This option is typically used in Europe and is
characterized to match the equivalent 3M
Matchprint.