:: Color Imaging Information

World-Class Color Image Quality — The KIP 2200 Scanner provides high demand users with outstanding color fidelity without sacrificing speed or resolution!    Compatible with monochrome KIP and color inkjet printers, the KIP 2200 provides scan to file and copy image quality that is far beyond the capability of any competing system.

• True 600 x 600 dpi optical resolution
• Three independent imaging cameras
• RGB True Color image capture
• Self-calibrating maintenance systems

Three distinct color control settings may be utilized, depending on the original type, and desired application.

• B / W (black & white) – Appropriate for use when archiving images or making copies of traditional reprographic originals that may contain the full range of data from simple lines to complex screen patterns.   This mode captures 1-bit black and white data for accurate reproduction on KIP LED printers.   B / W mode provides the smallest file size for archival purposes.
  
• Gray – Gray mode is a function of color scanning designed for applications involving grayscale photographs, maps and graphical data.   This mode captures the full range of 8-bit grayscale data, with no image drop-out or down sampling.   Gray mode may also be used for making accurate copies of black and white photos to inkjet printers.   Gray mode creates a significantly larger file size than B / W, due to the capture of additional color depth data.
  
• Color – Professional grade, 24-bit imaging mode provides high quality photo and graphic reproduction for any application.   Create high resolution copies to color inkjet printers, or scan complex detailed color originals to file.   Color mode creates the largest file size due to the incredible amount of digital data processed during each scan.