These controls adjust the visual appearance of prints made using the saturation (presentation) rendering intent. With them, you can modify the generation of images to produce pleasing color.

1. Click the Saturation options tab.
2. Adjust the visual appearance of prints by setting the following values:
   • Saturation boost: Select from Normal, Low, Medium, or High. Normal will produce no modification. The other choices increase the saturation in your files.
   • Lightness: Adjust the lightness of the printed colors. Moving the control to larger negative values will progressively darken the reproduced colors. Moving the control to larger positive values will progressively lighten the reproduced colors.
   • Contrast: Adjust the global contrast of the printed colors. Setting the control to higher values will increase the contrast of the reproduced colors. Setting the control to lower values will reduce the contrast of the reproduced colors. At the midpoint (0) the original contrast is preserved.
   • Shadow lightness: Increase the lightness in dark colored regions selectively while maintaining the lightness in brighter tones. There are four levels of Lighten shadows adjustment: Normal, slight, medium, and high. These settings progressively increase the brightness in the darker tone regions. Use these adjustments to enhance the detail in the darker tones.
   • Saturation reference: Set the reference RGB profile for using Fiery Intensify media profiles. Select either AdobeRGB or sRGB. This control defines the way the colors in your image are processed, and produces vivid and highly colored prints. It makes best use of your printer's gamut.
3. Click OK or select another tab.