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OUTPUT FORMATS 7–22 DOCUCOLOR 12 USER GUIDE
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Negative Image
The Negative Image feature reverses the colors of
the whole document image.
This feature has two options:
• Positive Image
This produces a copy that looks like the
original document, as illustrated in Figure 31.
This is the default setting.
• Negative Image
With this option, the positive colors are
converted to their complements. Full color or
3-pass color positive image colors become
negative image colors or the complementary
colors of the positive.
The simplest example of negative imaging is
that the color white reverses to black, as
illustrated in Figure 32. White is the negative
color of black. If a black image on a white
background is copied in this mode, the image
is copied as white, and the background is
black. The reversal of the black and white
numbering as illustrated in Figures 31 and 32
demonstrates negative imaging.
With the Negative Image option, you can
select a single output color to produce a copy
that has the selected color as the background
color with shades of the color in the image
area.
Figure 31: Sample positive image
Figure 32: Sample negative image