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HP Designjet 5000 Series Printers - RGB Emulation Selections Defined

Introduction
Native
sRGB
Adobe RGB
ColorMatch RGB
Apple RGB

Introduction

This document describes the Red, Green, Blue (RGB) emulation inherent in the HP Designjet 5000 series printers. The emulation selections included are Native, sRGB, Adobe (R) RGB, ColorMatch RGB, and Apple RGB. These different emulation settings can affect the color output of the printer. These settings should be selected to comply with the standard of press printing desired.

Native

Native is the default setting. No RGB emulation is selected.

sRGB

The emulation, sRGB Color Space, is intended to compliment the current color management strategies. This is achieved by enabling a third method of handling color in operating systems, device drivers, and on the Internet, by utilizing a simple and robust, device independent, and color definition. This will provide good quality and backward compatibility with minimum transmission and system overhead.

Adobe RGB

The emulation, Adobe RGB, is now the default RGB space for pre-press work in Adobe software applications. The color gamut of Adobe RGB is bigger than sRGB, but is smaller than the Euroscale CMYK gamut. Film recording types of output are maximized when using the Adobe RGB output.

ColorMatch RGB

The emulation, ColorMatch RGB, is designed for Macintosh environments. It is designed to be most conducive with CMYK printers and print processes.

Apple RGB

The emulation, Apple RGB, is now the default RGB space for pre-press work in Apple-compliant software applications. The color gamut of Apple RGB is bigger than sRGB, but is smaller than the Euroscale CMYK gamut.

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