Setting the Dither Pattern
Set the dither pattern to change the way printed images are reproduced.
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Dithering is a technique for reproducing color and density using groups of small dots. The source data for drawing these dots is called a dither pattern. Using a dither pattern suitable for the image to print enables the gradations and curves of the printed image to be reproduced more smoothly.
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Press 
<Adjustment/Maintenance> <Adjust Image Quality> <Dither Pattern Settings>.
<Adjustment/Maintenance> <Adjust Image Quality> <Dither Pattern Settings>.2
Select the dither pattern.
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<Pattern 1>: The default setting.
<Pattern 2>: This setting enhances reproduction of edge areas of the printed image.
<Pattern 3>: This setting enhances reproduction of highlight areas of black-and-white images.
<Pattern 4>: This setting enhances reproduction of highlight areas of color images.
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Perform <Auto Adjust Gradation>.
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Since this may cause poor color balance, make sure to perform auto gradation adjustment (full adjustment) after changing the settings.
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