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-.TH GIMPPRINT\-COLOR 7 "@RELEASE_DATE@" "Version @GIMPPRINT_VERSION@" "Gimp-Print Manual Pages"
-.SH NAME
-gimpprint\-color \- Gimp-Print color balancing
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-Gimp-Print includes several color balancing controls.  These may be
-used to adjust the original image's brightness and contrast and gamma,
-and the density and saturation of the output, as well as the
-individual cyan, magenta and yellow levels.
-.SH COLOR BALANCING
-.TP
-.B Cyan
-.TP
-.B Magenta
-.TP
-.B Yellow
-The range of values is 0.0 \- 4.0, and defaults to 1.0.  These three
-options allow specification of the cyan, magenta, and yellow levels
-independently, for rebalancing the levels.  Normally, these should be
-adjusted to yield neutral gray, but they can be used for other
-effects.
-.TP
-.B Brightness
-The range of values is 0.0 \- 2.0, and defaults to 1.0.  This adjusts
-the brightness of the image.  0.0 gives a fully black image; 2.0 gives
-a fully white image.  Values greater than 1 will result in black not
-being solid and highlights turning white; values less than 1 will
-result in white not being perfectly clear and shadows turning black.
-.TP
-.B Contrast
-The range of values is 0.0 \- 4.0, and defaults to 1.0.  Adjust the
-contrast of the image.  0.0 gives a solid gray for the entire image,
-the exact gray depending upon the brightness chosen.
-.TP
-.B Gamma
-The range of values is 0.1 \- 4.0, and defaults to 1.0.  Adjust the
-gamma of the image, over and above the printer-specific correction.
-Gamma less than 1.0 will result in a darker image; gamma greater than
-1.0 will result in a lighter image.  Unlike brightness, gamma
-adjustment does not change the endpoints; it merely changes the shape
-of the input\(->output curve.
-.TP
-.B Density
-The range of values is 0.1 \- 2.0, and defaults to 1.0.  Adjust the
-amount of ink deposited on the paper.  If you've chosen the correct
-paper type and you're getting ink bleeding through the paper or
-puddling, try reducing the density to the lowest value you can while
-still achieving solid black.  If you're not getting solid black, even
-with the contrast and brightness at 1.0, try increasing the density.
-.IP
-All of the printers supported here actually need less than 100% ink density in
-most cases, so the actual density is something other than the nominal density
-setting.  The effective density setting cannot go above 100%, so if a value
-specified will result in an excessively high density level, it will be silently
-limited to 1.0.
-.TP
-.B Saturation
-The range of values is 0.0 \- 9.0, and defaults to 1.0.  Adjust the
-brilliance of colors.  0.0 results in pure grayscale; using this with
-Color=1 is one way of getting grayscale (see below under "Color" for a
-full discussion).  Saturation of less than 1.0 results in more muted
-colors; saturation of greater than 1.0 results in more vibrant colors.
-Very high saturation often results in very strange effects, including
-posterization and banding that might not be expected.  For normal
-purposes, the saturation should generally be less than 1.5.
-.SH COPYRIGHT
-Copyright \(co 2001 Michael Sweet (mike@easysw.com) and Robert Krawitz
-(rlk@alum.mit.edu)
-.PP
-This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
-the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
-Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later
-version.
-.PP
-This manual page was written by Roger Leigh (roger@whinlatter.uklinux.net)
-.SH SEE ALSO
-.BR gimpprint\-dithers (7),
-.BR gimpprint\-imagetypes (7),
-.BR gimpprint\-inktypes (7),
-.BR gimpprint\-mediasizes (7),
-.BR gimpprint\-mediasources (7),
-.BR gimpprint\-mediatypes (7),
-.BR gimpprint\-models (7),
-.BR gimpprint\-resolutions (7).
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