If no special settings were made when printing or copying but the gradation, density, or color of the printed results is different from that of the original document, you can perform adjustment to obtain proper images.
There are the following three types of gradation correction.
Making Full Adjustment (Recommended)
You can make adjustments for both print images and copy images at the same time.
Making Quick Adjustment
You can try making a simple adjustment before deciding on full adjustment next time. You can make adjustments for both print images and copy images at the same time. If the adjustment is not sufficient, make full adjustment.
Correcting Copy Images
You can adjust copy images. If the adjustment is not sufficient, make full adjustment.