It replaces the sharpness that's lost between the dots of a halftone pattern by applying an unsharp masking filter. This filter increases contrast just for the pixels that fall near the boundary of two very different lightness values. If these appear, reduce the Sharpness value. Saturation and hue matching These settings apply to color printing. However, changing these settings for certain combinations of ink, media, and document content may be necessary for optimal output.
Saturation controls the color intensity.
Adjust Hues lets you change the color values of the individual primary colors. The settings here let you compensate for the inks in your printer. Choosing different halftoning The Halftoning tab in the SuperDriver setup lets you give your graphics different screens as shown below. These screens are shown as they would appear at approximately 300 dpi. When detail is more important than smooth gradients or wide tonal range, try a relatively fine pattern like this 3 x 3 threshold array .