Printing (Printer)

A printing press reproduces an array of colours by combining ink of four colours: yellow (Y), magenta (M), cyan (C), and black (Bk). Based on colour data converted from the light data, the copier's printing component uses toner of the three primary colours of pigment, yellow (Y), magenta (M), and cyan (C), plus black (Bk), to reproduce the colours of the original document.

High-quality colour image reproduction

The quality of colour image reproduction is affected by factors dependent on the copier, including the technological level of the scanner, the accuracy with which the image signal is converted, the reproduction precision of the output device, the properties of the toner, and the paper quality. The bizhub colour Series employ advanced computational processing to improve the accuracy of the above elements and produce results that closely match the characteristics of the human sense of sight. In addition, they incorporate image quality adjustment functions that allow subtle manipulation of colours for even more lifelike reproduction of colour originals.