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4. Making Copies

How to use the More Image Quality settings

Contrast - High

Higher contrast causes the

blacks and whites to appear

more vivid and the text to

appear sharper.

However: Increasing the

contrast will result in darker

pictures and less detail in both

the lightest and the darkest

areas.

Sharpness - Sharp

Increasing sharpness will

increase the edge definition of

text and lines.

However: The higher the

sharpness setting, the more likely

moiré will appear on your output.

Screen - Auto:

This factory preset is the best

mode for most originals and

avoids the risk of copy quality

blotches on the output.

However: Pictures and solid areas

may appear more grainy.

Contrast - Low

The lower the setting, the

better the pictorial copy

quality. There will be more

detail in the lightest and

darkest areas of the output.

However: Decreasing the

contrast reduces the text and

line sharpness.

Screen - Special:

This provides smoother and

less grainy pictures.

However: There is a higher

risk of blotches from certain

types of originals.

Sharpness - Soft

The lower the setting, the softer

the image will appear. The

lower settings reduce or

eliminate moiré.

However: The lower the setting,

the less edge definition of text

and lines.

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