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The default Gamma setting of 1.8 provides the optimum contrast for your

photos. However, you can change it to either 1.5 (for decreased contrast)

or 2.2 (for increased contrast; recommended for matching colors with

sRGB devices).

After you customize your print settings, you can click

Save Settings

to save them as a

group so you can reuse them whenever you print a similar project.

To learn more about an advanced feature in your printer software,

right-click it and select What’s This?. Or see your electronic Reference

Guide, as described on page 2.

Getting the Colors You Expect

Here are some tips for getting accurate color reproduction from your printer. For

more information, visit the EPSON web site at www.epson.com. If you’re using an

Adobe product, such as Photoshop, check the Adobe web site at www.adobe.com for

more tips.

Printing CMYK Format Files

To print a file saved in CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) format with

accurate colors, you first need to convert the file to RGB format. This is because your

printer software automatically converts RGB files to your printer’s 6-color CMYKcm

format (including light cyan and light magenta). If you send a CMYK format file to

print, you’ll get unexpected color results. To print with the correct colors, convert any

CMYK format input files to RGB format before printing. For the best results, create

your original print files in the RGB color space. This larger color space transfers

directly to your printer without any loss of color information inherent in color space

conversions.

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