Print Quality Selecting the correct Paper Pre sets If a particular paper does not appear in Table 1, see the information below in Tables 2, 3 and 4 to choose the correct category for that paper. Table 2 defines the print characteristics used in Table 3: Other Commercially-available Paper Print Characteristics and Table 4: Original HP Printing Material Print Characteristics.
214 Chapter 6 Print Quality Intelicoat Universal PDQ Gloss Photobase 10Mil (DMPDQ2-G) Photo Paper > HP Premium ID Gloss Mat and Gloss canvas Torino17M Matte, Poly/Cotton 17 Mil/Artist Stretch Canvas Fine Art material > Canvas DMBP5 Backprint Film 5Mil/125 Microns Photo Paper > Photo Gloss Paper Mural Pro Digital Wallcovering Paper 228 gsm Fine Art Material > Fine Art Paper Universal PDQ Gloss Photobase 10Mil (DMPDQ2-L) Photo Paper > HP Premium ID Gloss Ketmere Photographic K.
Opaljet 300 Pop-Up Display Film Banner & Sign Adhesive > Indoor Banner Technova Novajet PhotoMatte PET Film 175 Fine Art Material > HP Artist Matte Canvas Sihl Digital Imaging IJ Maranello Photo Paper PE 195 glossy Photo Paper > HP Premium ID Gloss Universal Artist Canvas 340 matt Fine Art material > Canvas Boni Waterproof PP Matt Bond and Coated Paper > Heavyweight Coated Paper Waterproof PVC Vinyl with low tack (Adhesive) Self-Adhesive material > Adhesive Vinyl Phil-Jet Inkjet paper for plotter (Adhesive) Self-Adhesive material > Adhesive Vinyl Seyoungcnc Matt Photopaper with clear backing (Adhesive) Self-Adhesive material > Adhesive Vinyl Canvas Fine Art material > Canvas Chang Hyun Deco Inkjet paper (Adhesive) Self-Adhesive material > Adhesive Vinyl Nansi Digital White Canvas 160g Bond and Coated Paper > Heavyweight Coated Paper Sentinel Imaging Graphix Universal Water-Resistant Pigment Canvas Fine Art material > Canvas Xerox Backlit Film - Front Print 140 mic Backlit material > Backlit Table 2:
Difinition of Print Characteristics Paper Type The name displayed in the driver and the front panel (the English version) Printing Black Photo Black (P) / Matte Black (M) / Light Gray (lg): This setting indicates which inks are used when printing black: • All black inks (All) • P and lg only (P lg) Ink Limit Indicates the total amount of ink the paper can absorb to maximize gamut without causing image-quality problems. This setting is expressed in pico-liters (or nano- grams) per 1/600th x 1/600th inch paper area (divide by 4 for 1/1200th by 1/ 1200th inch area). In general we can say that the higher the ink limit, the higher the gamut.