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What is color?
We see the world around us as steeped in color, where color is in the first instance simply an aspect
of how we experience our environment. Color is therefore subjective. Upon further inspection we find
that our color experiences are closely related to brain activity that is triggered by signals sent to it by
our eyes. These signals undergo a complex and highly interlinked sequence of processing stages
that make the relationship between what our eyes emit and what we experience anything but direct.
The signals sent by the eye depend on the light-sensitive cells that line the back of our eyes, and they
belong to three types, each sensitive to electromagnetic radiation of different physical properties
(wavelengths). Such electromagnetic radiation is called light and objects appear to have certain
colors because of how they interact with light (by emission, reflection, absorption, transmission,
scattering, etc.).
Our individual experiences of color are also affected by our previous experiences and memories and
by the way in which we put our experiences into language. Finally, environmental factors such as
changes in lighting, scene content or the proximity of other colors also have an effect, which makes
the way in which we view a given display or print an essential part of the colors we will see.
Differences in all these aspects (from physiological differences between people, to differences in their
past experiences, memories and linguistic tendencies) can result in people talking about colors
differently even in response to the same light reflected from an single object. Nonetheless there are
also many similarities between how individuals experience color and it is possible to make very
specific judgments about it that others will also agree with when care is taken in the process. In
conclusion we can say that color results from the interaction between light, objects and a viewer,
which makes it a very complex and to a large degree subjective phenomenon.
The problem: color in the computer world
Color imaging devices such as printers, displays, projectors and televisions create colors by different
means and by using different materials (colorants). Displays, for instance, use colorants that emit red
(long wavelength), green (medium wavelength) and blue (short wavelength) light, where outputting a
white color requires the full use of all three colorants and black requires that none of them be used
(i.e. that no light be emitted). Devices that use light emitting colorants are called additive, because the
light from them is added together before it enters a viewer’s eyes. Printers, on the other hand, use
materials that absorb parts of the light that shines on them and because of this absorption, they are
called subtractive. Typical prints use cyan (red absorbing), magenta (green absorbing) and yellow
(blue absorbing) inks as well as an additional black ink that absorbs light at all wavelengths. To get
white using a printer requires not absorbing any of the light that illuminates a piece of paper and to
get black, all of the inks need to be used to absorb all of the light that is present.
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Color management
- Using your printer 1
- Table of contents 3
- 1Introduction 11
- Safety precautions 12
- HP Start-up Kit 12
- Using this guide 12
- Introduction 13
- Front view 15
- Rear view 15
- The front panel 16
- Printer software 17
- 2 Installing the software 19
- Software installation 20
- Connect to a network (Mac OS) 22
- TCP/IP connection 24
- Sharing the printer 26
- 3 Personalizing the printer 28
- Turn the printer on and off 29
- Access the HP Utility 30
- Personal settings 31
- Set the date and time 32
- Change the sleep mode setting 32
- Turn the buzzer on and off 32
- Configure network settings 33
- 4 Paper handling 34
- Load a roll onto the spindle 35
- Paper handling 36
- Load a roll into the printer 37
- Easy loading procedure 38
- Paper menu procedure 40
- Unload a roll 41
- Load a single sheet 42
- Unload a single sheet 45
- Paper presets 46
- Move the paper 50
- Skew check 50
- Maintain the paper 51
- Change the drying time 51
- Feed and cut the paper 52
- 5Printing 53
- Create a print job 54
- Select print quality 55
- Select paper size 56
- Select margins options 57
- Print with shortcuts 58
- Print on loaded paper 59
- Rescale a print 59
- Preview a print 60
- Print a draft 61
- High-quality printing 62
- Print 16-bit color images 63
- Print in gray shades 63
- Print with no margins 64
- Rotate an image 64
- Printing 65
- Print with crop lines 66
- Print on sheet paper 66
- Use paper economically 66
- Nest jobs to save roll paper 67
- Use ink economically 68
- 6 Color management 69
- What is color? 70
- Color and your printer 74
- Color calibration 76
- Color profiling 77
- Create your own profile 78
- Color management options 79
- Set the rendering intent 81
- Printer emulation 81
- Color adjustment options 83
- Printing in grayscale 84
- Color management scenarios 85
- Color management 100
- 7 Job queue management 107
- Job preview 108
- Turn off the job queue 109
- Identify a job in the queue 109
- Job status messages 110
- Prioritize a job in the queue 110
- Delete a job from the queue 110
- Remove a hold 111
- Printer usage 112
- Ink and printheads 115
- About the ink cartridges 116
- Check ink cartridge status 116
- Remove an ink cartridge 116
- Insert an ink cartridge 118
- About the printheads 119
- Check printhead status 119
- Remove a printhead 120
- Insert a printhead 122
- 10 Maintaining the printer 125
- Check printer status 126
- Replace the cutter 126
- Printer maintenance 127
- Maintain the ink cartridges 130
- Move or store the printer 130
- Update the firmware 131
- Update the software 132
- Change the battery 132
- Printer maintenance kits 132
- 11 Accessories 133
- Order ink supplies 134
- Order paper 135
- Accessories 136
- Order accessories 140
- Paper issues 142
- Unsuccessful roll load 143
- Unsuccessful sheet load 144
- Paper loading error messages 144
- The paper has jammed 146
- The cutter does not cut well 149
- Recalibrate the paper advance 149
- Return to default calibration 150
- Print-quality issues 151
- General advice 152
- The paper is not flat 154
- Ink marks on the paper 155
- Bronzing 158
- White spots on the print 159
- Colors are inaccurate 159
- The image is clipped 160
- Lines are discontinuous 163
- Lines are blurred 164
- The Image Diagnostics Print 165
- Corrective action 166
- If you still have a problem 167
- Ink system issues 168
- Ink cartridge status messages 169
- Cannot insert a printhead 169
- Clean the printheads 170
- Align the printheads 174
- Printhead status messages 175
- General printer issues 177
- The printer does not print 178
- The printer seems slow 178
- Cannot access the HP Utility 179
- Automatic file system check 180
- QuarkXPress 181
- Printer alerts 181
- 16 Front-panel error messages 183
- Front-panel errors 184
- 17 HP Customer Care 185
- HP Proactive Support 187
- Contact HP Support 187
- Telephone number 188
- 18 Printer specifications 189
- Functional specifications 190
- Physical specifications 191
- Memory specifications 191
- Power specifications 191
- Ecological specifications 191
- Environmental specifications 192
- Acoustic specifications 192
- Glossary 193
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