Using Halftone Screening to Convert the Input
You can use various halftone screening methods to convert the input.
Note: The Print Quality settings are available only when the printer configuration supports it.
- Click Print Quality on the left side of the screen.
- Go to Halftone screening and use the list to display the values.
- Select one of the methods to convert the input.
- 200 dot
- Text: 200 dot
- Line art: 200 dot
- Smooth shade: 200 dot
- Image: 200 dot
- Performs a halftone screening appropriate for obscuring boundaries between text and photos.
- Text: 200 line + fine text
- Text: 300 line
- Line art: 200 line
- Smooth shade: 200 line
- Image: 200 line
- Performs a halftone screening appropriate for graphics and photos.
- 200 dot + fine text
- Text: 300 line
- Line art: 200 dot
- Smooth shade: 200 dot
- Image: 200 dot
- Performs a standard halftone screening appropriate for all kinds of documents.
- 200 dot + fine text, line art, smooth shades
- Text: 300 line
- Line art: 300 line
- Smooth shade: 300 line
- Image: 200 dot
- Performs a halftone screening appropriate for line art and CAD data.
- Interference reduction
- Text: Interference reduction
- Line art: Interference reduction
- Smooth shade: Interference reduction
- Image: Interference reduction
- Performs a halftone screening appropriate for hatching patterns and thin lines. This setting reduces moire and breaking of specific-angled thin lines.
- 175 dot
- Text: 175 dot
- Line art: 175 dot
- Smooth shade: 175 dot
- Image: 175 dot
- Performs a smoother halftone screening than 200 dot. This setting sometimes improves halos.
- 175 line + fine text
- Text: 300 line
- Line art: 175 line
- Smooth shade: 175 line
- Image: 175 line
- Performs a smoother halftone screening than 200 line + fine text. This setting sometimes improves halos.
- 300 line
- Text: 300 line
- Line art: 300 line
- Smooth shade: 300 line
- Image: 300 line
- Performs a halftone screening appropriate for thin lines and text in images.